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Frequently Asked Questions

                                                

Why can’t we use general cleaning companies/contractors?

General cleaning companies are great for general cleaning however they usually do not understand the  special requirements of cleaning in a data centre. I have heard stories of general cleaners taking a bucket  full of soapy water and a standard mop into a data centre to clean. This not only poses a severe hazard to themselves but also to your staff, data, equipment and facility.

 

How long will the clean take?

This depends on the scope of the job. A quick discussion with our supervisor is the best way to ascertain the time it will take to complete the required works.

 

If a contamination issue is found is it possible to change the scope of works?

Yes, discuss the issue with the supervisor and they will make notes on the variation and give you an indication of extra costs involved.

 

What is a HEPA filter and what does it do?

HEPA stands for High Efficiency Particulate Arresting filter. It traps particles as tiny as 0.3 microns with a minimum efficiency rating of 99.97%. In metric terms, a single micron is 1 millionth of a metre. The filtration of the vacuum cleaners that our business use are a 4 stage HEPA with 99.995% efficiency at 0.3 micron. That means the HEPA filter is so efficient that for every 100000 particles that enter the filter within its filtering range, only 5 particles will get through.

 

Do I need to isolate the vesda and fire supression systems?

Yes, it is unlikely for these systems to activate during the cleaning process however to minimise the small risk of these systems activating and the consequences if they did Priority Data Services request isolation of these systems. Standard building smoke detectors are usually not required to be isolated.

 

Does the person quoting the job have experience in performing the work?

Yes our management staff are very experienced in this area and have the knowledge to understand the scope of the job and what is involved in each step of the methodical decontamination process. This allows a very accurate quote to be produced.

 

How often should I have my room cleaned?

Most hardware and industry experts recommend an above and below floor data centre clean at least twice per year, and an above floor surface clean at least quarterly to maintain an acceptable level of cleanliness in your mission critical facility. Other factors to consider are contractual requirements, client requirements, number of staff movements within the data centre, location, age and risk aversion level.

                 

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