Create a Commissioning Assessment
If a new project is being created, the user will be prompted to create the Commissioning & Operational Readiness Assessment at the same time. Refer to the section
Create a Project.
If the project already exists,
- Locate the project and click the project name
- Click Create Assessment
Create Assessment from Existing Project (Commissioning)
3. A new pop-up will appear to create an assessment
- Select Assessment Type: Commissioning
- Select the Template
- Select the Commissioning Phase
- Select the Assessment Date
4. Click Create. This will open the new assessment.
Create a Commissioning Assessment
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