We staff and oversee data center scopes on a consultant-contractor basis — deployment and fit-out, commissioning and turnover support, procedures and training. Defined milestones, documented as we go, delivered by people who have run the equipment.
Scope can be the whole site or a single equipment family — a chiller plant, one lineup, one hall. Select below and we'll return a fixed-scope proposal at the tier shown.
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Applied to the whole engagement, not one line. Locked at signature and held for twelve months so phased rollouts keep the rate.
Request a proposalThe deliverable is documentation. Sites that have never run a formal visual round typically surface a backlog they didn't know existed — which is the point.
Start the trialOld fashioned works fine. Email a list, we scope the hours back to you before starting, and you approve the number.
Send a listA contractor cleans and leaves. This sets a repeatable pace your crew keeps — which is what actually prevents the equipment issues that follow a missed interval. Need it sooner than four days? Call.
Check availabilityYour full chiller fleet serviced, and your crew trained to the standard while it happens. Not a class in a conference room and not a vendor doing work your people watch — both, at once, on your equipment.
Full-fleet condenser and evaporator service, tube cleaning, strainer and filtration service, refrigerant and oil verification, safety trip testing, and controls verification. Documented on our procedure format so the record is usable afterward.
Hands on the equipment, not slides. Your technicians perform the work under our specialists — what to look for, what a marginal reading actually means, and which findings cannot wait until the next interval.
We scope the pace to the crew you actually have and the fleet you actually run — so the intervals you commit to afterward are ones your people can meet safely, at the headcount you're staffed for.
You keep the PM procedures, the frequency matrix, the tool and spare parts lists, and a written competency record per technician. The pace we set is the pace your program runs at after we leave.
Fleets beyond a typical site footprint, or sites requiring a second crew, are quoted on top. Travel and per diem are separate line items and never absorbed into the fee.
Check availabilityHigh-density AI deployment is where schedules break — not because the racks are hard, but because power and liquid cooling arrive together and few crews have done both at scale. Ours have. We take defined scope, hit defined milestones, and hand back documentation you can use afterward.
Cabinet placement and alignment, containment, cable management, tray and pathway, labeling to your standard, and turnover-ready as-built documentation.
Busway tap-offs and power whip installation, receptacle and connector verification, phase balance across the lineup, torque documented to specification, A/B path confirmation before load.
Manifold and quick-disconnect connection, fill and air purge, loop balancing to design flow, flow and volume verification per branch, leak-check and detection commissioning before IT load.
GB200-class and TPU-style deployments — staged energization, thermal and flow verification under increasing load, and a documented handoff at each stage rather than one at the end.
Owner-side or contractor-side support through Level 4 and 5, script execution and witness, issue log management, and the turnover package the owner actually needs on day one.
The gap between construction complete and operations capable — procedures in place, crew trained on them, spares and tooling staged, escalation defined before the first shift.
Instruction in mechanical, electrical and controls, delivered by field specialists rather than classroom-only trainers. Best paired with a procedure rollout — we train your crew on the procedures we wrote for your equipment, at your equipment.
Hazard identification, approach boundaries, PPE selection, energized work permits, and the practical application of your own arc flash study.
Chiller plant operation, CRAH and air-side systems, BMS interaction, and sequence-of-operation literacy for technicians who inherit a system nobody explained.
Walking your crew through your own MOPs and EOPs at the actual equipment. The version a generic course cannot deliver.
Consultations are free and run about thirty minutes. If you already know what you need, skip the call and send the scope — we'll quote it.