MEP testing and commissioning services that support projects from early development through technical implementation, verification, and handover.
SANA MEP Testing & Commissioning supports clients from the initial development stages through to sophisticated engineering, technical implementation, and commissioning management of large-scale, new, or existing projects. Efficient and innovative concepts for cost-effective planning, project execution, and sustainable management are the backbone of our approach, providing strength to your operations.
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SANA provides commissioning management expertise to owners, project managers, consultants, contractors, and building end users. Our experienced commissioning staff ensure buildings are strategically planned, commissioned, witnessed, and handed over in compliance with design, installation, and performance requirements. Formal commissioning management is also vital for Green Building certifications such as LEED.
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Commissioning verification provides third-party assurance that clients receive a fully commissioned and efficient building. Ongoing monitoring and verification of commissioning progress gives the client clear understanding throughout the project and confirms that systems operate correctly after handover.

Electrical systems are critical to building operation because they support HVAC, lighting, security, safety, communication, monitoring, and other systems. SANA provides hands-on supervision, verification, and commissioning management for electrical systems, including continuity tests, polarity tests, insulation tests, live and dead tests, dielectric tests, earth leakage tests, earth fault loop impedance tests, RCD tests, primary and secondary injection tests, voltage and phasing checks, power quality, load measurements, and thermal infrared testing.

SANA provides comprehensive commissioning documentation, including progress records, system and plant test data, commissioning forms, and operating, maintenance, safety, and training manuals. Manuals can be prepared as hard copies or digital documentation for future building owners and operators.

Re-commissioning is a systematic process used to improve existing building performance. Using a whole-building systems approach, it identifies operational improvements that increase occupant comfort and save energy, especially for buildings that were not properly commissioned or have suffered from inadequate maintenance.
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SANA conducts non-intrusive surveys of existing installations by testing systems, identifying performance issues, and recommending remedial actions to bring systems and buildings back to efficient operation. These surveys help detect inefficiencies caused by maintenance issues, system modifications, or occupancy changes.
We develop a comprehensive commissioning plan aligned with design intent, project milestones, and client requirements before any testing begins.
Our engineers systematically test all MEP systems — verifying electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and fire safety performance against specification.
Third-party verification confirms that all systems are installed and operating correctly, providing independent assurance for clients and certifications.
We prepare complete commissioning records, test data, operating manuals, and handover documentation in digital or hard-copy format.
A structured handover process ensures building operators receive full knowledge transfer and all required certificates for compliant operation.
We support long-term performance through re-commissioning services that restore efficiency, address operational drift, and respond to building changes.
Commissioning helps confirm that building systems are installed, tested, documented, and operating as intended before and after handover.
Properly commissioned systems operate at peak efficiency, delivering the designed performance levels and ensuring occupant comfort across all conditions.
Thorough testing and verification before handover identifies issues early, preventing costly failures and reducing liability for owners and operators.
Commissioning confirms that energy systems are tuned correctly, avoiding waste from over-running equipment, poor calibration, or incorrect control sequences.
Complete documentation and structured handover gives facility teams the knowledge and records needed to maintain systems effectively from day one.