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Data Center Facility Operations and Maintenance Training
Rating: 3.6 out of 5(230 ratings)
639 students

Data Center Facility Operations and Maintenance Training

We will learn in this course how to prevent the main cause of downtime in the Data Center which is "Human Error" ?.
Created byAhmed ghaly
Last updated 3/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Introduction to data centers
  • Data Center Facility equipment
  • Data Center Facility design
  • Data Center facility Operation
  • Data Center facility maintenance
  • Supporting equipment, and systems
  • Redundancy concepts for electrical distribution, mechanical and cooling systems
  • Introduction to data center electrical power systems, cooling and mechanical systems

Course content

1 section10 lectures3h 30m total length
  • Fundamentals of major components of Data center10:46

    this session will give you a brief about the components and sub-components of data center.

  • Core component of data center ( IT racks )12:42

    in this session, we will discuss Data center racks, What they are,  what they do, and why they are essential?

  • Maintenance and operation of the backup power (generator)24:39

    in this session, we will explain all parts of the data center's diesel generators and how to maintain them.

  • Fuel system for data center design , maintenance and operations33:27

    in this session, we will explain the different designs of the fuel system and their components and subcomponents; moreover, we will explain the standard operation procedures for the generic fuel systems.

  • Transformers types, design, operation, and maintenance18:54

    this course will explain the transformer operation, maintenance and design

  • Medium voltage switchgear and ring main unit maintenance and operation25:20

    you will learn the components of the Medium voltage switch gear and RMU in the data center.

  • ATS, STS, and circuit breakers types, operations, and maintenance18:38

    this lecture will show the different types of ATS, STS, and circuit breakers in low-voltage switchgear.

  • uninterruptible power supply UPS and Batteries design, operation and maintenance20:49

    this lecture about explaining the design, operation, and maintenance of different types of UPS and batteries in the data center.

  • CRAC Units Design, operation and maintenance19:28

    this session will learn you how to manage the cooling of your data center through the CRAC units.

  • Chilled water system components, design, operation and maintenance25:59

    this lecture describes all components of the chilled water system in the data center in terms of operation, design, and maintenance.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of buildings and engineering or IT

Description

If you're looking to develop your skills and knowledge in the field of data center facilities, this course is the perfect fit for you. In this comprehensive and specific training program, we'll cover all components and subcomponents of the data center, discussing their operation, maintenance, and design in detail. You'll learn how to manage staffing, training, and maintenance for the data center while mitigating natural and manmade risks.

Throughout the course, we'll cover a range of critical components, including diesel generators, UPS, low and medium voltage switchgear, ATS, STS, chillers, pumps, air handling units, fans, CRAH units, CRAC units, IT racks, rectifiers, thermal storage systems, earthing (grounding) systems, fire alarm and fighting systems, VESDA systems, CCTV, access control systems, BMS, and DCIM.

Our course content is based on trusted references, practical examinations, and long experience in the data center field with large data center projects. You'll receive comprehensive training that will help you become a better engineer in the field of data centers.

This course is ideal for:

  • Engineers who want to develop their knowledge and skills in data center facilities.

  • Professionals looking to upskill and advance their careers in the data center field.

  • Individuals who want to learn about the management of staffing, training, and maintenance for the data center while mitigating natural and manmade risks.

By the end of this course, you'll have developed a deep understanding of data center facility operations and maintenance, allowing you to take your career to the next level.

So why wait? Enroll in our Data Center Facility Operations and Maintenance course today and take your first step towards becoming a data center expert!

This course will give you comprehensive and specific training in the data center facility field. We will discuss all components and subcomponents of the data center in terms of operation and maintenance. Also, we will talk in detail about the design of the data center. we will discuss the management of staffing, training, and maintenance for the data center; moreover, in this course, we will discuss mitigating any natural and manmade risks. This course will qualify you to become a better engineer in the field of data centers. The components covered in this course are:

  1. Diesel generators

  2. UPS ( Uninterruptible power supply )

  3. Low and medium voltage switchgear

  4. ATS ( automatic transfer switch)

  5. STS ( static transfer switch )

  6. Chillers

  7. Pumps

  8. AHU (air handling unit)

  9. FANS

  10. CRAH units

  11. CRAC units

  12. IT racks

  13. Rectifiers

  14. Thermal storage systems

  15. Earthing (grounding) system

  16. fire  alarm and fighting system

  17. VESDA system

  18. CCTV

  19. access control system

  20. BMS

  21. DCIM

If you have a particular component that needs more information, comment on its name, and we will make a session for it.

If you have any comments about any session message me to give you more details about it, you are more than welcome.

All technical details in this course come from trusted references, practical examination, and long experience in the data center field with large data center projects.

I hope you find what you seek in this course, and I hope that I give you in this course what you are searching for.

Who this course is for:

  • Mechanical engineers
  • Electrical engineers
  • Network engineers
  • Engineers
  • IT professionals
  • Students and anyone interested in learning more about where the internet live
  • Engineering design professionals
  • Energy managers
  • Facilities operations
  • Contractors