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NC-2009 EAc3:Enhanced Commissioning

Commissioning Manual and Report

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Our project commissioning exercise filled more than 30 binders and if we scan them and upload them it will be couple of Giga Bytes of files. Does anyone run into this; that only a summary would be included and stating that the complete document(s) were handed to the owner where they in turn will confirm that?

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Scott Bowman
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Mon, 07/07/2014 - 18:31

Now that is a REPORT! I have had some pretty big projects, and pretty big files, but I still uploaded all the information, just in multiple files, mostly by category. In my opinion, if you upload more than a summary, but less than the complete report, you would be fine. So I would include the executive summary (something that I feel is important), the action log, design reviews, examples of submittal reviews, examples of pre-functional checklists, examples of functional performance tests, etc. So you would still be providing a lot of information, but more examples of the hundreds of documents you have.

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