Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: QSTP
USD 1000 (≈ QAR 3640)
Start Date: June 03, 2026
End Date: June 04, 2026
This two-day training provides a clear, practical overview of how to plan and carry out building commissioning for MEP systems in new projects and existing facilities. The course follows industry practices based on ASHRAE standards and covers the full commissioning workflow—from defining project requirements and reviewing designs to testing systems, documenting results, and handing over to operations.
Participants will learn how commissioning improves system performance, energy use, occupant comfort, and long-term operating costs. The course explains key tasks such as writing commissioning plans, coordinating with design and construction teams, verifying HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and control systems, and resolving deficiencies during construction and startup.
The training also introduces recommissioning and continuous commissioning as tools to fix performance issues in existing buildings and support better asset management.
Disclaimer → GORD reserves the right to make alterations to the workshop program, venue, timings and date at any time without any liability on GORD towards individuals or organizations enrolling in the workshop.
$ 1000
Course Curriculum
Lecture: 1 Module 1: Introduction to Building Commissioning
Lecture: 2 Module 2: Commissioning Process Framework
Lecture: 3 Module 3: Commissioning of HVAC System
Lecture: 4 Module 4: Commissioning of Plumbing, Fire Protection and Specialty Systems
Lecture: 1 Module 5: Commissioning of Electrical and Control Systems
Lecture: 2 Module 6: Documentation and Project Closeout
Lecture: 3 Module 7: Recommissioning, Retro-Commissioning and Continuous Commissioning.
What you will Learn
By completing this program, you will learn:
The course provides a practical understanding of the full commissioning process for MEP systems in both new construction and recommissioning projects. It offers a structured roadmap for planning and managing commissioning programs, verifying system performance, and ensuring compliance with design intent and regulatory requirements. Participants will explore best practices for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and control systems, with a focus on functional testing, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting. The program also introduces key industry standards, roles and responsibilities within commissioning teams, and the tools required to achieve energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and long-term operational reliability.
Instructors
Course Features
Duration:
16.0 hours
Fees:
USD 1000 (≈ QAR 3640)
Learning Hours (LH):
Language:
English
Experience Level:
Intermediate
Accreditation:
Global Sustainability Board (GSB)
Course Type:
Professional Courses
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