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Commissioning.

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Commissioning, or "starting up," a new facility is described in this article as the management of change. The authors make a strong case for commissioning to be a strategic issue addressed by professionals on the project team almost from the beginning of project design. The paper makes a useful distinction between engineering commissioning (the energized system) and operational commissioning (the human system); and they address both in highly specific terms.

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I F Clayre, J G Pincock. 1988. Commissioning.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10303198/

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