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Massachusetts School Building Authority Deborah B. Goldberg, State Treasurer and Receiver-General James MacDonald John K. McCarthy Chairperson Chief Executive Officer Executive Director Commissioning Roundtable Closeout: Challenges &


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John K. McCarthy Executive Director

Massachusetts School Building Authority

www.MassSchoolBuildings.org

Deborah B. Goldberg, State Treasurer and Receiver-General Chairperson James MacDonald Chief Executive Officer

Commissioning Roundtable

Closeout: Challenges & Successes

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▪ Training ▪ O&M Documentation Review ▪ T&M Support, Year 1 ▪ Punchlist Completion Review ▪ CIL Update

Construction Phase

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Closeout Phase

▪ Final Report

▪ Project Info ▪ OPR Compliance ▪ CIL ▪ Recommendations ▪ CxA Documentation ▪ CM/GC Documentation

Massachusetts School Building Authority

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Post-Occupancy

▪ Seasonal/Deferred Testing ▪ 10-Month Review ▪ Cx Certificate of Completion

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John K. McCarthy Executive Director

Massachusetts School Building Authority

www.MassSchoolBuildings.org

Deborah B. Goldberg, State Treasurer and Receiver-General Chairperson James MacDonald Chief Executive Officer

Commissioning Roundtable

Building Envelope Commissioning

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Outline of Peer Review Discussion

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  • How are comments on drawings

provided?

  • Is a review after designer’s 60%

submission needed?

  • What do Cx Agents do when

comments are not incorporated?

  • Peer review of submittals
  • Other topics; general discussion
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How are comments on designer’s drawings provided?

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  • As mark-ups on drawings, or
  • As written comments

describing the condition (how are comments like those at right described?), or

  • As both?
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Is a review after designer’s 60% submission needed?

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  • Are comments from 35%

usually incorporated?

  • Are documents usually

complete enough?

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What should Cx Agents do when comments are not incorporated by the designer?

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  • Due to disagreement with

comments?

  • Due to lack of attention?
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Peer review of contractor submittals

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  • Done in series or parallel with the designer?
  • If in parallel, how are substitutions handled?
  • Done as email comments when possible?
  • No comment by just not acting?
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Construction Observations and Field Performance Verification Testing

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  • Frequency
  • Test type and appropriateness
  • What happens when there are leaks?
  • Process of signing off on modifications
  • Tracking through completion and signing off on

results (even if leakage still present?)

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Questions and Discussion

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Contact Information:

Rachel O’Brien Rachel.Obrien@MassSchoolBuildings.org 617-720-4466

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