Testing & Commissioning
Commissioning Reports
A written record of what was tested, what was applied and what the results were.
A commissioning report is what turns work performed into work demonstrable. It gives the asset owner evidence of the condition and configuration at handover, and it gives whoever works on the installation next a documented starting point rather than a set of assumptions.
Every commissioning job we do produces one. It is part of the scope, not an optional extra.
What the report contains
- Equipment details, serial numbers and firmware versions
- Pre-commissioning inspection findings and corrections
- Injected test values and measured responses
- Protection settings as applied at handover
- Functional test results
- Coordination assessment outcome
- Outstanding items and recommendations
What matters in practice
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Evidence for audit
Utilities and mines increasingly need documented evidence that protection was verified, not just installed.
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A baseline for later
When something changes on the feeder in three years, the commissioning record is what the new settings are graded against.
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Settings survive personnel changes
A settings record in a document outlives the technician who applied them and the memory of why.
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Honest about outstanding items
Where something could not be completed or tested, the report says so rather than leaving a gap.
Related services
Need documented commissioning?
Tell us what you need and where the site is, and we will scope the work and quote it.