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Commissioning Plan Page 17 d) Startup and manufacture testing of electrical equipment. e) Programming of all controllers, panels, alarms, and reports. 13. Document and submit executed pre-functional performance tests (PFPTs) 1 week minimum prior to scheduled functional performance testing (FPTs) with the CA. 14. Provide all project preparation, setup, and support during execution of commissioning PFPTs and FPTs. 15. Provide access to permit the CA to directly observe the performance of the equipment being started up and tested by third party vendors. 16. Return systems to normal conditions after commissioning PFPTs and FPTs. Upon completion of inspection, testing, PFPTs, FPTs, or similar services, repair, restore, and protect systems exposed by or for quality control activities. 17. Complete sensor calibration and control system tests to ensure system is functioning correctly. Program and test all control sequences. Create and program all required schedules, alarms and reports. 18. Place equipment and systems into automatic operation and continuing the operation during each working day of CX process, as required. 19. Operate the equipment and system as required for Functional Performance Testing. 20. Participate in the fine-tuning or troubleshooting of the system performance. 21. Participate in the resolution of non-compliance, non-conformance and design deficiencies identified during Pre-Functional Performance Testing. 22. Provide complete operation and maintenance information and 'As-Built" drawings to the general contractor and CA for verification, organization and distribution. 23. Operate their equipment and system as required for performing the phase testing. 24. Provide training scope for the systems specified. Participate in the systems level training program for the operators H. Mechanical Contractor's Responsibilities (MC) 1. Coordinate participation of the mechanical subcontractor, plumbing contractor, sheet metal contractor, control contractor and test & balance contractor. 2. Prepare a schedule for pipe and duct system testing, flushing & cleaning, equipment start up and TAB start & completion. Update the schedule as appropriate and notify the CA ahead of time when commissioning activities are not yet performed or if scheduling will delay construction. 3. Provide mechanical submittals as specified in specifications. Revise as necessary per Cx team review comments. 4. Review design for provision of power connections to mechanical systems equipment and devices. 5. Provide Start-up plan to owner and CA for review. 6. Perform start-up and testing of mechanical equipment and systems with assistance by the manufacturer's Representative, as necessary. 7. Verify the completion of all start-up activities and document as required with start-up reports, pressure test reports, and applicable documentation as required to confirm completion of systems readiness for start of commissioning activities. 8. Review CA-provided blank pre-functional performance tests (PFPTs) and functional performance tests (FPTs) for accuracy and conformance to installed mechanical systems. Provide review comments for the CA to update PFPTs and FPTs as necessary for accurate test forms. 9. Provide typical installation inspections and adequate access, to be completed by the mechanical and controls contractors, including but not limited to the following: Clare's Place Ventilation Revision AfNeudorfer Engineers, LLC. Page 17 of 68 Everett, WA