Pre-Commissioning & CommissioningCLEAR, CLEAN SYSTEMS
AND PEACE OF MIND

The primary purpose of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems is to control environmental conditions within a building.  The correct pre-commissioning and commissioning of the HVAC systems is essential to ensure that they operate efficiently and to the design intent.

The aim of balancing is to apply a disciplined procedure of adjustment to water flow rates throughout a system to meet the requirements of the design.  Carrying out water balancing, quality and flow in large commercial buildings helps to maintain operational efficiency and thus reduce plant running costs.

The aim of carrying out balancing and regulation of ventilation systems is to apply a disciplined procedure of adjustment to air flow rates to meet the requirements of the design.   Commissioning and balancing of the ventilation system post-installation is essential to be certain of adequate airflow throughout your building.

Clean and ultraclean air

The principle of modern conventional theatre ventilation is to remove airborne contamination generated in the theatre and prevent the ingress of possibly contaminated air from the surrounding areas.

A cleanroom is a controlled environment that is designed and built to control the concentration of airborne particulates. Pollutants like dust, airborne microbes and aerosol particles must be filtered out to provide the cleanest possible area for the sensitive products being worked on in the cleanroom.

Airborne contaminants in the workplace present a very real danger.  Every year, thousands of workers contract occupational lung diseases such as occupational asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease because they breath in too much dust, fume or other airborne contaminants.

Why is indoor air quality (IAQ) important?

All workplaces need an adequate supply of fresh, clean air.  It’s essential for a comfortable environment, in which staff are able to work productively and safely.  Without it, productivity goes down, sick days go up, and your bottom line suffers.

From sweltering heat to freezing cold and everything in between, your engineering services systems need to operate as well in December as they do in August. Seasonal commissioning involves checking heating systems in winter and mechanical cooling systems in summer against commissioning data and carrying out any necessary remedial action identified as a result.

A heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system provides heating and cooling to residential and commercial buildings.  As well as enabling temperature control and oxygen replenishment, it provides better indoor air quality (IAQ) by removing moisture, smoke, odours, heat, dust, airborne bacteria, carbon dioxide, and other gases from the air.

Commissioning of air systems to a high standard in order to comply with the latest guidelines is an essential process by which to deliver compliant and energy-efficient ventilation systems.

What is commissioning management?

Rock Compliance offers a quality assurance commissioning management service that ensures all systems and components of a building or industrial plant are designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to the operational requirements of the owner or final client.

Do I need a PPM strategy?

At Rock Compliance, integrity is important to us, so we’re going to be honest with you – you don’t have to have a PPM strategy, but it makes really good business sense to set one up as soon as possible.