Commissioning
We carry out all tests and checks on installed systems to prepare them for safe operation.
Our Approach
In short: Commissioning completes all checks on the installed systems, including pump performance, line pressure, alarm activation and gas system discharge tests, and prepares them for safe operation. Özaydın Yangın documents results in a signed report, trains operating staff, and gets the facility ready for the fire department's final inspection.
During commissioning, fire pump performance, sprinkler line pressure, alarm triggering and gas system discharge tests are carried out in full. All results are signed off as a test and commissioning report. Operating staff receive user training and technical documentation, and the facility is made ready for the fire department's final inspection.
Commissioning is the stage where the systems installed during installation and contracting are compared, from design values on paper to actual performance on site. Pump flow and pressure, sprinkler line pressure, detection and alarm activation, and gas system discharge scenarios are each tested individually in this process.
Each test is entered into a signed report with its measured value and compliance status. This report is not just a handover document; it is also the first set of measurements that will serve as the reference in future contracted maintenance visits, and the basic evidence the facility may be asked for in inspections and insurance reviews.
Alongside the test results, a training session introducing the system is given to operating staff. It covers alarm scenarios, manual intervention steps and safe shutdown of the system, so everyone at the facility knows what to do in a fire, and the operation and maintenance manual makes this knowledge lasting.
Once commissioning is complete, the facility is ready for the fire department's final inspection. When the project package, installation records and commissioning report are presented together at inspection, the documented performance of the system greatly eases the inspection process.
What we do
- Fire pump performance test
- Pressure and flow measurements
- Detection & alarm commissioning
- Gas system functional tests
- Staff training sessions
- Commissioning report
What you get from this service
- A facility ready for the fire department's final inspection
- Documented system performance
- Who does what during operation: clearly defined
At the end of the process, you hold
clear documentation.
Test & Commissioning Report
Test results, measured values and compliance status for each system are delivered in a signed report.
Operation & Maintenance Manual
Operating guide, periodic maintenance schedule and emergency procedures in a single file.
Staff Training
An introductory session for the facility team: alarm, manual intervention and shutdown steps.
Commissioning: frequently asked questions
What is commissioning and why is it necessary?
Commissioning is the on-site measurement that verifies a completed installation performs to the design values. An untested system may look complete yet fail to deliver the expected pressure or flow in a fire; commissioning is therefore the final, mandatory step that proves the system is reliable.
What tests are performed during commissioning?
At this stage, pump performance tests, pressure and flow measurements, commissioning of detection and alarm systems, and function and discharge tests for gas-based systems are carried out. The result of every test is recorded with its measured value and compliance status.
What documents are delivered at the end of commissioning?
At the end, you receive a signed test and commissioning report and an operation and maintenance manual (including the periodic maintenance schedule and emergency procedures). These documents are the main reference the facility will need in inspections and insurance reviews.
How is staff training provided during commissioning?
The operating team is walked through the system in an introduction session covering alarm scenarios, manual intervention points and safe shutdown of the system. The aim is that in a fire, facility staff know exactly who takes which step.
How does commissioning relate to the fire department's final inspection?
Once commissioning is complete, the facility is ready for the fire department's final inspection, because the test records and reports showing the systems perform to design values are already in hand during the inspection. This sequence reduces the risk of surprise deficiencies at inspection.
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