Kannegieter College provides the most relevant and real life Data Centre courses available in Europe. The DCCS Data Centre Cleaning Specialist course is for facility managers, data centre managers and data centre technicians. The course will show you how to understand the risks caused by dirt, dust and debris build-up and how to deal with them. Dust is a major cause of failure of electronic components but cleaning IT equipment in a live data centre environment poses its own set of unique challenges. We will teach you how to overcome these.
Facility managers
Data Centre Managers
Data Centre Managers
There are no formal prerequisites for the course.
This comprehensive data centre cleaning course covers everything from understanding the problems caused by dust and debris in a data centre and what the international standards have to say about mitigating against issues to identify the equipment and materials needed and the process and procedures to follow when cleaning a data centre.
Failure of a data centre can be catastrophic and very costly. We will explain the pitfalls of working in this environment and how to avoid being the cause of a failure. You will learn how to deal with floods, oil, battery acid, zinc whiskers and more.
You will learn how to prepare beforehand, health and safety issues related to cleaning data centres and the importance of producing reports and what should be in them.
Simply the best learning experience
Many data centre managers only experience a few facilities in their career. Our instructors see new facilities every month. If you have a question they will have the answer.
The course is packed with information and quizzes to help you understand all aspects of data centre cleaning.
The course is kept continuously up to date and explains in detail the relevance of US, UK, European and International standards and how to apply them. Our instructors are actively involved in the committees developing European and American data centre standards.
Buro & Design Center
Esplanade 1 – Box 42
1020 Brussel (Laken)
België
Tel. +32 (0) 2 725 2560