Commissioning Services

Lazarus

Commissioning is the process for achieving, validating and documenting that the performance of building systems meets your design requirements.

A thorough Commissioning process will confirm that building systems and equipment are operating properly, allowing you to realize the benefits of:

  • Improved indoor air quality, occupant comfort, and productivity
  • St. RitasImproved building system control
  • Increased energy efficiency
  • Improved system and equipment performance
  • Decreased potential for owner liability (system failures)
  • Reduced building operation and maintenance costs

 

 Commissioning Research Studies:

 Recent studies indicate that on average the operating costs of a commissioned building
 range from 8-20 percent below that of a non-commissioned building.

   Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: The Cost Effectiveness of Commissioning

   Betterbricks: Building Commissioning

   Dorgan: The Value of the Commissioning Process: Costs and Benefits

 

Services:

  • Commissioning Plans and Reports
  • Design Peer Review for Equipment Maintenance & Serviceability
  • Contract Document Review
  • Construction Submittal Review
  • Installation Verification
  • Pre-Functional & Functional Testing
  • Operational Performance Testing
  • Integrated Systems Testing
  • Major Equipment Start-Up Observation & Review
  • Equipment Performance Warranty Review
  • O&M Personnel Training
  • Post Acceptance Activities
  • Retro-Commissioning
  • LEED Prerequisite & Enhanced Commissioning

Thermal Imaging:Thermography1
Infrared thermography quickly locates thermal patterns that show the presence of insulation voids, the location of excessive air leakage in commercial/educational buildings, and abnormal heating associated with high resistance or excessive current flow in electrical equipment.

Thermography enables building owners to conservThermography2e energy, improve comfort and health, and save in the utility budget. The infrared radiation given off by a target is focused by the system optics onto a detector, which is sensitive to this invisible “heat” radiation and is then converted into a visual image. In this seemingly simple process, we are able, without contact, to see a heat image, or thermo-gram, that corresponds closely to the temperature of the target.


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