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Final acceptance is also referred to as SAT (see Automated Systems in the Process Industry—Factory Acceptance Test [FAT], Site Acceptance Test [SAT], and Site Integration Test [SIT] [ISA, 2011] for a comprehensive standard on the subject). The new control system should not be formally turned over to the owner until all startup and commissioning activities are complete. The contractor should also be required to meet the following two conditions before the utility formally accepts and pays for the system:

• All as-built drawings and O&M manuals must be approved and delivered to the owner and

• All user training must be completed (see Chapter 16 for a detailed discussion of training requirements).

These prerequisites ensure that the owner ends up with a fully documented system that staff is comfortable using.