Commissionability
The BSRIA guide to 'Commissioning Air Systems' (BG 49/2024), written by by Keith Barker and published by BSRIA in March 2024, defines commissionability for the purposes of the guide as: ‘The ability of a system to be functionally tested and regulated satisfactorily’
BG 88 Commissioning Responsibilities Framework, by Matt Lowry, published by BSRIA in January 2025, defines commissionability as: ‘The ability of a system, or interdependent systems, to be commissioned satisfactorily in accordance with specified requirements.’
--BSRIA
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