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Title:
California Commissioning Guide: Existing Buildings

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Source of Publication: California Commissioning Collaborative	Publication Date: 7/2006
Publication Notes: N/A	Type: Guide

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Document Size: 4050 Kb	Number of Pages: 92

Abstract:
The commissioning process for existing buildings, commonly referred to as retrocommissioning, is a systematic process for improving an existing building’s performance by identifying and implementing relatively low-cost operational and maintenance improvements, helping to ensure that the building’s performance meets owner expectations. This Guide is written for building owners and managers, but others involved in the retrocommissioning process will also find it useful. It is not a how-to manual for retrocommissioning. Rather, it provides the necessary foundation for anyone considering a retrocommissioning project.

This Guide answers the following questions:
What is retrocommissioning and why should I do it?
What are the benefits and costs of retrocommissioning? What happens during the retrocommissioning process? Who should be a part of the retrocommissioning team?
How can I ensure that the benefits achieved from retrocommissioning are long-lasting and that operations at my facility are efficient over the long term?
How do I get started with a retrocommissioning project?

Subject	Subheading
Cx Guides & Papers	Retro-commissioning Process
Cx Guides & Papers	Project Roles & Responsibilities
Cx Guides & Papers	For Owners

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