Our experts support you with tailor-made training courses for your data centre projects: from implementation to operation and development.
Our experts work with you to analyse the complexity of your tool in order to design tailor-made courses in high and low voltage, water, regulations or optimisation.
Our experts work with you to assess the complexity of your tool in order to create tailor-made pathways in high and low voltage, water, regulation, and the environment, and to anticipate energy transitions.
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Understanding how a UPS works, drafting specifications and implementing best maintenance practices to ensure electrical resilience
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Understanding the key concepts of electrical continuity, managing risks and ensuring the availability of critical installations
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This training course has multiple objectives. The primary aim is to inform learners who will be liaising between different departments about the concepts and terminology used in data centre projects. This knowledge is essential for teams to understand the challenges associated with these complex projects.
The ‘Introduction to High Voltage and High Voltage Level 1’ training course is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of high voltage and high voltage electrical systems.
This training course covers the water cycle in industry and its applications (softened, decarbonated, osmosis, demineralised). It begins with a review of the basic concepts of the water cycle. Industrial uses of water and the impact of drought decrees are studied. A significant portion is devoted to wastewater management and sources of pollution. Physico-chemical and biological treatments are detailed. Emphasis is placed on optimising water use in industry. Finally, the training course covers reuse solutions and their regulatory framework in France.
This training course aims to formalise the constraints encountered in industrial cooling and to understand how to manage them appropriately. Participants will learn to identify and analyse different types of cooling systems, as well as the issues associated with the use of various types of water in these systems.
This training course offers you the opportunity to lay the foundations for your leadership, to develop your personal and interpersonal impact... with method and to (re)discover the basics of adaptable and inspiring management.
The data centre market: challenges and market outlook
This seminar for new arrivals aims to share Meaning, Value and Culture with management teams.
This seminar is a group event (often in the form of training, a workshop or a residential seminar) designed to support an organisation, a team or individuals during a period of transition: new strategy, reorganisation, merger, digitalisation, cultural change, etc.
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