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Run: BAS Sequence of Operation Functional Test

BAS Sequence of Operation Functional Test template for verifying schedules, resets, setpoint changes, and emergency mode response against the approved sequen...

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Inspection Details and Test Setup

Record the building, system name, controller/point group, and equipment served.
Verify the current approved sequence of operation, point list, and relevant control drawings are available at the time of test.
Record date, time, ambient conditions, occupancy status, and any active overrides or special operating modes.
Verify a qualified controls technician or competent person is available to place the BAS into test mode and restore normal operation.
Confirm any required lockout-tagout, access control, or safe work procedures are in place before testing equipment response.

Occupied and Unoccupied Schedule Verification

Confirm the system enters occupied mode at the scheduled start time without unintended delay.
Confirm the system enters unoccupied mode at the scheduled stop time and releases occupied commands as intended.
Verify occupied mode enables the intended fans, pumps, dampers, and temperature setpoints.
Verify unoccupied mode applies the intended setback, shutdown, or reduced operation sequence.
Test any override, holiday, or exception schedule logic and confirm it expires or clears as intended.

Reset Schedules and Setpoint Response

Verify supply air temperature reset changes in response to the programmed reset input such as zone demand, outdoor air temperature, or return air conditions.
Verify water system reset logic changes the loop setpoint within the programmed range based on load or outdoor conditions.
Enter a temporary setpoint change and confirm the BAS accepts, displays, and applies the change as intended.
Record the actual setpoint value observed in the BAS after the change or reset sequence.
Confirm temporary changes revert, hold, or remain locked according to the approved sequence of operation.

Emergency Mode and Alarm Response

Confirm the BAS receives the emergency signal or alarm input from the intended source.
Verify equipment responds to the emergency sequence, including shutdown, smoke control, purge, pressurization, or other required action.
Confirm normal occupied commands, resets, and setpoint adjustments are superseded by the emergency sequence while the condition is active.
Verify alarms are annunciated at the BAS workstation or operator interface and notifications are generated as required.
Confirm the BAS restores normal control only after the emergency condition is cleared and reset per the approved sequence.

Deficiencies, Corrective Actions, and Signoff

Record any deficiency, non-conformance, or failed sequence with the affected point name, controller, and observed behavior.
Identify the responsible party for each corrective action and the target completion date.
Mark whether a retest is required after corrective action is completed.
Inspector confirms the functional test was completed and the results are accurately recorded.
Owner, commissioning agent, or authorized representative acknowledges the test results.

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