ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Heinz Inabnit - VP of Cx & Completions at WSG Energy Services - joins Mike Kilburn, VP of ICxA North America, to explain how WSG is applying the ICxA Standards on live energy projects. The conversation traces the shift from commissioning as a delivery activity to commissioning as project outcome risk assurance: what changes in planning, scoping, and evidence, how clients respond, and what the team has learned putting a new standard to work.
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