Who is responsible for Acceptance Phase Control Program Review?

Who is responsible for Acceptance Phase Control Program Review?

• A. CxT
• B. CxA
• C. Shared
• D. CxP

Answer: (A)

Acceptance phase testing focuses on proving that the installed control program behaves as designed, with the actual sequences, interlocks, and setpoints functioning correctly in the field. The Commissioning Technician is the one who performs the hands-on review of the control program during this phase. They run the acceptance test procedures, verify the controller logic on the actual hardware, observe how sequences respond, adjust parameters as needed, and collect the evidence that will be used for owner sign-off. The Commissioning Authority leads and coordinates the overall process, and the commissioning provider has accountability, but the detailed control-program validation in acceptance rests with the technician who implements and tests it on site.

Acceptance phase testing focuses on proving that the installed control program behaves as designed, with the actual sequences, interlocks, and setpoints functioning correctly in the field. The Commissioning Technician is the one who performs the hands-on review of the control program during this phase. They run the acceptance test procedures, verify the controller logic on the actual hardware, observe how sequences respond, adjust parameters as needed, and collect the evidence that will be used for owner sign-off. The Commissioning Authority leads and coordinates the overall process, and the commissioning provider has accountability, but the detailed control-program validation in acceptance rests with the technician who implements and tests it on site.