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Commissioning Support for Building Automation Systems – Part 2

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Description

The commissioning provider is expected to assure that the building automation system (BAS) is properly installed, operational and meets key design requirements. This webinar describes the role of the commissioning provider in the design, purchase, installation, testing and performance validation of a BAS. Harry Koons focuses on the roles and responsibilities of commissioning during the functional and integrated system testing, and how commissioning can assure the system meets all design requirements and critical functions. The presentation touches on the pitfalls and shortfalls found during commissioning, how to avoid or address them in a timely manner, and how to interact with the BAS vendor and subcontractors.

Contributors

  • Harry Koons III, LEED AP, CxA – Precis Commissioning

    Harry Koons is the Director of Commissioning Services of Precis Commissioning, Inc., a privately owned commissioning and qualification services company and WBENC-certified Women’s Business Enterprise and Woman Owned Small Business. Harry has more than 25 years of experience in designing and commissioning building systems. Throughout his career, he has completed commissioning projects for laboratories, higher education, healthcare, chemical and pharmaceutical clients, where his focus on quality, safety, energy and operational efficiency, team building and cost savings are key project success indicators. His mechanical engineering background affords him a thorough knowledge of system design, start-up and operational requirements and equipment troubleshooting. Harry holds an associate’s degree from Delaware County Community College, is a former member of the United States Air Force, is a LEED Accredited Professional and a certified Commissioning Authority (CxA). He is a member of the Building Commissioning Association Best Practices Committee.

October 14, 2019
Mon 10:00 AM PDT

Duration 1H 0M

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