The successful construction of a high-availability data centre requires precise monitoring during the construction phase. TÜV NORD supports operators and construction companies with regular on-site visits in order to directly recognise and correct any deviations from the criteria.
Recognised standards such as TSI.STANDARD, EN 50600 or ISO/IEC 22237 are not only the basis for testing, but are also essential for construction monitoring and ensuring conformity during the construction phase.
With up to five on-site visits during the construction process, problems can be identified and rectified at an early stage, which avoids high costs for subsequent changes and ensures the certifiability of the data centre.
Our construction support services are aimed at companies and organisations that want to bring their data centres up to the highest security and availability standards during the construction phase.
Our target group
Quality gates and construction supervision are crucial for recognising and correcting deviations from the planned standards and norms at an early stage. Regular on-site appointments allow potential problems to be identified and rectified directly during the construction phase, which avoids high costs for subsequent changes and ensures the conformity and certifiability of the data centre.
Construction supervision by TÜV NORD offers several advantages, including cost-efficient detection and correction of deviations, ensuring conformity with recognised standards such as TSI.STANDARD, EN 50600 and ISO/IEC 22237, as well as optimal preparation for smooth certification after completion of construction. You also benefit from the expertise of a market leader with an experienced team of over 25 experts who cover all the individual trades of a data centre.
Selected trades, components or construction phases are inspected at each appointment. The focus is on building construction, energy supply, cabling, fire protection, cooling, access security and structural measures - depending on the progress of the project.
All deviations identified are summarised in a structured log. The documentation can serve as a basis for decision-making in project management.
Absolutely. Independent quality control is particularly useful during ongoing operations or when expanding existing infrastructure in order to ensure smooth transitions between existing and new components.
After the final site inspection, you will receive a final assessment of the areas inspected - including the status of open points, the implementation status of the recommendations and an overall assessment of conformity with the applicable requirements.