What is a potential requirement following initial FPT results during the commissioning process?

Following initial Functional Performance Test (FPT) results during the commissioning process, a potential requirement is re-testing. This is crucial because the primary goal of FPTs is to verify that systems operate according to the design specifications and intended use. If the initial testing reveals that the system does not meet the performance criteria or exhibits deficiencies, it is essential to make necessary adjustments, repairs, or optimizations to the systems before conducting another round of testing.

Re-testing ensures that any issues identified in the first round are adequately addressed, confirming that systems perform reliably and efficiently. This iterative process is a standard part of commissioning to ensure that all components and systems operate harmoniously and meet performance expectations prior to project handover or occupancy.

The other potential actions like revising project documents, finalizing the budget, or conducting surveys are typically not immediate requirements that follow FPT results. While they might play a role in the broader commissioning process, they are not directly related to addressing deficiencies highlighted in initial testing results.