Building Commissioning Supervisor Certification

To attain the Building Commissioning Supervisor Certification, professionals must demonstrate expertise in overseeing, planning, coordinating, and managing commissioning teams responsible for implementing commissioning processes in both new and existing buildings. This certification places particular emphasis on testing requirements and materials related to Building Commissioning Authority procedures.

Certification candidates are expected to showcase a comprehensive understanding of various testing procedures essential to the commissioning process. This includes proficiency in functional performance testing, where the focus lies on analyzing the operational aspects of mechanical systems. The examination assesses the candidate’s ability to identify and address potential issues before the installation of mechanical machinery, mirroring the real-world challenges faced in the field.

Candidates must have a minimum of ten years of verifiable experience in engineering, construction, testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB), commissioning, or a relatable field.  Candidates are required to exhibit in-depth knowledge of Building Commissioning Authority procedures. This encompasses a thorough understanding of the steps involved in commissioning processes, from project conceptualization to execution. The certification evaluates proficiency in conducting meticulous analyses, similar to a diagnostician, to identify and rectify potential problems in the flow, design, and functionality of building mechanical systems.