Installation and commissioning are crucial phases in any project involving equipment or systems. Installation focuses on the physical setup and assembly of the equipment, while commissioning ensures it functions correctly and meets the required standards. These processes are vital for safety, compliance, and long-term reliability.
Preparation: Reviewing specifications, site conditions, and documentation.
Physical Assembly: Positioning equipment, connecting systems (electrical, mechanical, digital), and following guidelines.
Documentation: Recording all work, changes, and adjustments.
Verification: Checking mechanical completion, verifying proper installation, and testing connections.
Functional Testing: Ensuring systems operate as designed and meet performance requirements.
Documentation: Providing evidence of successful testing and compliance.
Handover: Delivering the system to the client or operations team.
In essence, installation is the "putting together" phase, while commissioning is the "making sure it works" phase. Effective installation and commissioning contribute to project success, operational readiness, and long-term reliability.
