Commissioning starts before site work
Commissioning should not be treated as an activity that begins after construction. For complex industrial projects, commissioning readiness must influence engineering, procurement, documentation and construction planning from an early stage.
Typical support
Promacon supports systemisation, commissioning strategy, mechanical completion planning, RFC/RFSU criteria, punch management, PSSR preparation, test packs, operator readiness and startup coordination.
Where it adds value
Commissioning support is most valuable when projects involve new process technology, hazardous materials, automation interfaces, tight schedules or lean owner teams without a dedicated CSU department.
Practical deliverables
Deliverables can include commissioning plans, system breakdown structures, readiness matrices, punch lists, test pack templates, operational procedures, startup checklists and handover dashboards.
Frequently asked questions
Ideally during basic or detailed engineering, before equipment reaches site and before construction sequencing is fixed.
Mechanical completion confirms installation is complete. Commissioning verifies systems are tested, safe, functional and ready for startup.
Yes. Support can be focused on planning, documentation, systemisation, field execution, readiness reviews or startup coordination.