💁 Feeling Lost in the Commissioning Process?

It’s a common feeling. You’re a capable engineer or project manager, but you've been "thrown in the deep end"—expected to manage or participate in a complex process with no formal training or clear roadmap.

It’s tough to know what happens when, who is responsible for which task, and what "done" really looks like.

When you're trying to manage contractors, report to clients, and coordinate with designers, that feeling of uncertainty is a major liability. You need to get up to speed, and you need to do it fast.

📍Get the Clear, Visual Roadmap You Need

To help you gain clarity, we’ve created this FREE 5-Stage Commissioning Process Infographic.

It’s a simple, field-ready visual guide that breaks down the entire project lifecycle, from pre-design to continuous commissioning, that we wish we had access to when we started.

✅ Get the free infographic sent straight to your inbox.

What You'll Get From This Free Guide

This one-page PDF is a powerful tool for visual learners. It's designed to be used in the field, printed out, or kept on your desktop as your go-to reference.

• 🎯 Instantly See the Full Picture: Get a complete overview of the entire project, seeing how Stage 1 (Pre-Design) flows all the way to Stage 5 (Continuous Cx).
  
  
• ✅ Clarify Roles & Responsibilities: Stop guessing who does what. The infographic clearly shows the key responsibilities for the CxA, Designer, Client, and Main Contractor at every single step.

• 💡 Track All Key Deliverables: Know exactly which documents are created and when. This guide maps out the critical deliverables, including the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR), Basis of Design (BoD), Cx Plan, and Final Reports.

• ⏱️ A Practical Tool, Not Just Theory: This guide is built from 15+ years of on-site experience. It’s a practical tool you can use today to understand your project and clearly explain the process to your team

Stop Guessing, Start Leading 👉

This free guide is your first step to mastering the commissioning process.
Use it to prepare for meetings, coordinate with your team, and confidently explain every stage of your project.