Oil patch bits: Coffman Engineers' Wight-Crask earns certification

Petroleum News

Coffman Engineers Inc. said June 16 that it congratulates Jesse Wight-Crask on earning his Certified Commissioning Authority certification. This significant milestone reflects Wight-Crask's dedication to his field and demonstrates his knowledge in overseeing and managing the commissioning process in building projects.

Commissioning is a specialized process verifying a project's systems, equipment and facilities have been designed, installed, tested, and function according to the operational requirements and design intent.

Wight-Crask brings 7 years of engineering design experience, 5 of which include honing his skills in commissioning building systems and facilities. His experience also includes HVAC design, economic analysis, and construction administration.

Wight-Crask's hands-on commissioning experience is complemented by his participation in nationally recognized courses from the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers and AABC Commissioning Group.

"Earning his CxA shows Jesse's commitment to delivering buildings that perform as designed -- efficiently, reliably, and sustainably. His commissioning capabilities directly help our clients understand how their systems are working together," said Mechanical Engineering Principal, Brent Little.