Commissioning Technician Workforce Microcredential - COMMTECHCERT
May 05, 2026
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Miller Campus - MCPC, 120A
9750 S 300 W
Sandy, UT 84070
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Introduction To Building Commissioning - WTCM100
Commissioning (Cx) exists to bridge the gap between design intent and real-world operation and commissioning technicians play a vital role in assisting Commissioning Providers in ensuring building systems perform as designed—and now you can get started with targeted, workforce‑ready training.
This 45-hour hybrid course introduces commissioning, its purpose, goals, and important role in the Building Commissioning (BCx) process. As a result of this training, participants will be able to apply the commissioning process across construction projects; develop and evaluate commissioning project documentation; analyze building systems performance and identify deficiencies; and develop clear communication to enhance project teamwork.
Details:
45 hours of hybrid instruction over 8 weeks
Includes in‑person classes and hands‑on labs
Utah Residents are eligible for STIT funding (Initial cohort receives 75% off)
Cohort begins May 5, 2026
Cost: $500 (before discount)
Spots are limited — register now!
Instructor: Vince van Oostenbrugge, former Vice President of Commissioning at a large engineering firm and current Board Member of the Building Commissioning Association.
What you’ll learn:
- Apply the commissioning process across construction projects
- Develop and evaluate commissioning documentation
- Analyze HVAC, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical system performance
- Communicate effectively to strengthen project teams
This course is perfect for:
- Those who want a career in Commissioning
- College students and recent graduates who are exploring career opportunities in energy
- New employees at commissioning, design, engineering, and construction firms that need a better understanding of the Cx Process
- Those seeking to advance a career in an energy-related field, including energy management, construction management, and property management by gaining an understanding of the Cx process
- Those looking to improve their knowledge of this essential component of the building process
Program contact: Rhett K. Bigelow; 801‑957‑5252; [email protected]
