CM3 Building Solutions
systematic identification of building deficiencies
Transparent, comprehensive testing that replaces subjective interpretations of building conditions with timely, tangible data on functional performance
Types of Commissioning
The Commissioning Study illuminates the pathway for repairs and refurbishment and is part of a comprehensive facilities management program, involving repairs, maintenance and ongoing monitoring.
Typically occurs with a newly constructed building or major building addition and is applied from project inception to initial occupancy.
Occurs when a building that has already been commissioned undergoes another commissioning process, often triggered by a change in building use or ownership, the onset of operational problems, or some other need.
Often used for baselining a building, after operations staff turnover, when developing a new project/ renovation, and after the purchase of a building.
Ongoing monitoring and analytics of building systems to ensure consistent peak performance and constant energy savings.
Commissioning benefits
Unlike Building Assessments conducted by Engineering Firms which typically focus on estimated equipment lifecycles, the Commissioning Study delivers an in-depth, functional look at the actual equipment. It identifies the real-time status of the equipment, not expected lifecycles, and specifies what can be done to correct, enhance and extend the useful life of that equipment.