To ensure a new facility’s equipment is properly operated, utilized, and maintained, an organized and well-planned training program is required.
Learning objectives:
- Understand the basics involved with setting up a Project Training Program.
- Understand what training info to include in Project Specifications and the Cx Plan.
- Define and obtain training agendas that meet project-specific requirements.
- Determine when to schedule Training. Evaluate whether a training program has been delivered successfully.
To ensure a new facility’s equipment is properly operated, utilized, and maintained, an organized and well-planned training program is required. Although a primary function of the contractor and vendor, it often falls to the CxA to establish, monitor, and document the training program. Creating a training program begins with design specs and follows through test and documentation completion.
Presenter:
John Hitsos, PE, CxA
John Anthony Hitsos, PE, CxA, is a seasoned engineering and commissioning professional with 45 years of experience in design, construction, and testing. A licensed Professional Engineer in Texas, he has managed multidisciplinary projects across healthcare, pharmaceuticals, government, and energy sectors. John has led Jacobs Boston’s Commissioning team for 15 years.
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