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Mechanical Services
Installation, maintenance and emergency service for the cooling systems that keep servers within their operating limits.
Overview
Mechanical Services
Without cooling, IT equipment fails, and it fails quickly. As rack densities rise, the margin for error in mechanical systems keeps getting smaller.
SESG mechanical teams install, maintain and service the cooling infrastructure data centers depend on. We work to the same planning and documentation standards as our electrical teams, so mechanical work is coordinated with power, controls and operations instead of happening in isolation.
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Features & capabilities
What we deliver.
Cooling is as critical to availability as power. SESG mechanical teams install, maintain and service cooling equipment, on schedule or in an emergency.
Installation and planned maintenance
- Mechanical QA/QC, startup inspections and installation verification
- Factory witness and acceptance testing
- HVAC controls installation, service and repair
- HVAC, plumbing and mechanical piping
- Hot and cold aisle containment
Emergency and corrective maintenance
- 24/7 emergency response
- Troubleshooting and repairs
- Component change-outs
- Leak detection installation, service and remediation
- Failure analysis coordination
How we run it
A process you can audit.
Four steps, the same on every project, documented as they happen.
- Plan
Maintenance windows and procedures are agreed so cooling redundancy is never compromised.
- Inspect
Equipment condition, performance readings and alarms are reviewed before work starts.
- Service
Technicians complete maintenance or repairs and confirm normal operation.
- Report
Readings, findings and follow-up recommendations go into the maintenance record.
Benefits
Why it matters.
Every mechanical service we provide, planned or emergency, aims at one outcome: cooling that runs efficiently and reliably.
Installed and maintained to design
Installation, testing and maintenance keep mechanical systems running to design specifications and load requirements, with cooling where and when it is needed.
Fast emergency response
Mechanical systems tend to fail at the worst time. Timely corrective and emergency work limits outages and downtime.