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What is a Commissioning Management Platform?

To understand the complete potential of commissioning management systems without actually using them, we need to start with a powerful analogy.

Do you remember how things got more futuristic, easy to communicate and interact with since the introduction of cloud-based documents and products? Commissioning management software brings the same level of transformation to contractors and commissioning providers and those they serve.

This includes putting human potential to better use, cutting down on inefficiency, centralizing documentation, and shortening breakdown time.

About Us

Global Commissioning is a client focused international company providing Commissioning Agent, Commissioning Management, MEP Validation & Specialist Electrical Management Services to the construction industry Globally.


We are experienced in the delivery of Hyper scales data centers, landmark mega projects, research facilities, utilities, generation and distribution. We specialize in COLO/IBX datacenters, MEICA process facilities, HV testing, commissioning and maintenance services and world firsts.


Collaboration is our strength is our company motto for a reason – we really believe in a truly collaborative approach to project delivery.
We pride ourselves in being able to deliver safely and efficiently and always deliver on our client requirements every time.


With offices globally, we are able to provide the below services within the EMEA and APAC region:
  • Commissioning Management / Agent o From Concept to Handover
  • MEP Validation Services
  • Design Reviews
  • Commission ability Study
  • Test Script writing and production
  • Onsite Project Management & Support
  • QAQC Compliance
  • Commissioning Programme creation
  • Information Management & Control
  • Construction Management
  • Hazardous area ATEX Surveys and Inspection
  • HV SAP to 132kV
  • LV AP’s
  • Electrical Safe System of Work
  • Cloud based permit to work system
  • HV/LV Commissioning Specialists
  • Energization Control
  • Cloud based commissioning software
  • System training and familiarization
  • Technical Authoring
 

What are the 4 Main Benefits of a Commissioning Management System?

With a lot of different commissioning software available in the market, you cannot really expect the same or optimal results from each one of them. However, one with a good baseline shall enable you to:

Save Time & Money

This goes without saying, but any reduction in effort, time, and energy decrease capital in monetary and human forms. Likewise, if this energy spent is decreased, it increases the capacity and availability of the resources, which can then be utilized for another project that brings more revenue. 

Building commissioning software does the same by decreasing cycle times, increasing profitability, and increasing project productivity and capacity.

Increased Transparency

Since the program offers centralized documentation and real-time updates, all stakeholders can see exactly what’s happening at any given time in a project. This further privileges one to get easy access to various evaluations, audits, results, and statuses without losing any precious time.

Improved Quality

Manual actions can many times lead to discrepancies, errors, and inaccuracies. While these errors are usually associated with bulk work, such things can be even more damaging for small businesses that are looking to scale up. 

With app integrations and full auditing capabilities of commissioning software, one can surely expect improved work management and quality

Less Labor Intensive 

Whether you are looking to downscale or upscale your business, commissioning management system can help you through the process incredibly. With powerful commissioning software, you can easily take the load off your human resources and put their potential to better use. 

Also, the customization of various templates allows you to automate almost every part of your business project.



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