#1 BUSINESS CONTINUITY FACILITY PROVIDER IN NIGERIA.

Mitiget provides data center services using state-of-the-art facility on the Lagos Mainland, Nigeria. We provide secure and connected environments where customers connect, house and distribute mission-critical data, web content and media.

Data Centre or Server Room Professional Cleaning

Mitiget’s Data Centre Professional Cleaning Service ensures you have peace of mind to focus on keeping your data centre running with 100% uptime.

A data center (DC) is a dedicated space housing critical computer systems and associated components, such as telecommunications and storage systems for housing, managing, and securing critical applications and data. The physical facility in a typical DC including servers, storage systems, routers, switches, firewalls, and application delivery controllers. Others are redundant or backup components, infrastructure for power supply, data communication connections, environmental controls (e.g., air conditioning, fire suppression), and various security devices. Protecting the health of the personnel and equipment in a DC is crucial to maintaining the ongoing success of businesses or endeavour that depend on it.

According to the US National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), about 80% of DC fires are due to unknown causes.

Apart from the fire caused by heat sources near hardware, accumulated dust particles on or near equipment can result in the fire or even explosion. With the demands on DCs to continuously stay up and running being equal to the concerns associated with operating a well-maintained facility, professional cleaning in such facility is unequivocally one of the most prudent business decisions anyone can make.

How Does Mitiget Help

Mitiget’s Data Centre professional cleaning service helps to clean and keep critical data facility contamination-free. Our trained specialists clean all types of data centre, computer room, server room, communications room, call centre and command centre and related facilities. We use innovative technology and advanced cleaning processes to ensure your facility exceeds the industry’s highest standards for contamination control, maintenance, and safety.

Anyone or combination of the services could be performed periodically – monthly Quarterly, biannually, or annually – to keep your facility at optimal performance. Every possible step will be taken to guard against damage or disruption to your operation.

Our Data Centre Cleaning Services

• Equipment Cleaning – Exterior Hardware cleaning
• Floor Surface Cleaning
• underfloor plenum cleaning
• Sub-floor and Above Ceiling Cleaning
• Sub-Floor Sealing
• Overhead cable and trays cleaning
• MDF/IDF closet cleaning
• Zinc Whisker Remediation
• Disaster Recovery
• Environmental report with full service clean
• Data Centre Post-Construction Clean-up

Benefit of Data Centre Regular Cleaning

• Improved Equipment Reliability
• Maintain Optimal Environment
• Industry Recommended Best Practices
• Reduced Downtime Costs
• Easy opportunity for National and Global Collaboration

Common Dirt and Contaminants in Data Centres

Electrostatic Discharge and Dust Fires: Evidence has linked the constant movement of air and dust across concrete surfaces, combined with humidity fluctuations, as the cause of severe electrostatic discharge. Dust fires, that leave only a burn mark to show that they have occurred, are found in unclean subfloor plenums. These electrostatic discharges can adversely affect memory chips. A voltage discharge can also directly damage the circuitry of a system, especially in terminals and microcomputers. These units can tolerate up to a 1,000-volt discharge without being affected, yet normally a person can feel a shock only if it is greater than 3,000 volts.

Dust Particles: Because of the high volume of air blown over circuit boards, to cool them, both dust and tiny ferrous metal slivers are deposited on electronic components because of their magnetic properties. Because components are becoming smaller and are being packed more densely on a circuit board, the likelihood of problems is increased. Dust particles and microscopic contaminants from air conditioners, smoke, and oxidized organic material such as clothing fibres, paper dust, and hair could lead to hardware failures.

High Humidity and Rust: Rust can be found on the floor jacks and grid, as well as in air conditioning and computer equipment. Humidity, at its worst, causes condensation on equipment resulting in, not only rust, but also short circuits. Infrared humidification systems, that provide instant on/off service, use electric coil systems that bring a column of water to the boiling point to create water vapor. These preheat units allow the dust and lint in the subfloor air plenum to gather on the coils of HVAC preheat units which then smoke when operated. Carbon and smoke can set off fire detectors and/or affect disk drives.

Crashes and Mechanical Wear: Today’s disk drives are particularly vulnerable to dust. Tiny dust particles, capable of passing through equipment filters, can clustered inside disk drives creating particle sizes capable of striking the floating head. Tape drive are also affected. Airborne dust also reduces lubrication in mechanical linkages, which in turn, accelerates parts wear.

Food, Insects and Rodents: Food, insects, and rodents are NO NO to DC because, they can cause havoc with electronic equipment. Insects and rodents are live contaminants that do not depend on the air plenum for movement. When food or beverage is dropped under the floor, cockroaches, spiders, ants, even rodents are attracted. They could find habitat in an operating equipment.

Indoor Air Pollution: In most DCs, comfort cooling systems are rarely used thereby depriving in-house people that may have need to work inside the fresh air for health and safety. Since about 95% of computer room sections do not follow the fresh air requirement, it is possible they become good candidates for Indoor air pollution over time. Regular cleaning will help reduce the pollution.

Our Approach and Commitment

On engagement, our designated team will familiarize with your facility and shown the proper procedures to use when working around your delicate electronic equipment.

we offer a nationwide discount program that is especially appealing to companies with multiple data centres.

We will also customize our cleaning services to fit your schedule, which means you will never get an up-charge, even if we need to clean at nights, weekends, or holidays. We always strive to complement your workflow.

Our specialized team cleans and maintains all types of data centre surfaces – including equipment, cable trays, ceilings, walls, floors, subfloors and more.

We easily identify applicable approach to clean and dust the IT infrastructure in the server room to mitigate the risk of breakdown as a result of contamination.

Our team in this unit is experienced in using the proper cleaning methods, chemicals, and equipment to properly care for all of your sensitive surfaces and equipment in the data centre.

Our experience in cabling guarantees effective handling of the cable areas to minimize downtime through the cleaning exercise.

OUR DATA CENTER CULTURE AND POLICY ENABLE RESILIENCE

QUALITY POLICY

Our focus is to continue to deliver our customers state-of-the-art data center solutions in our region, ensuring the highest level of quality and services, while exceeding customers’ expectations.

We strive to maintain the highest level of professionalism, integrity, honesty, and fairness in our relationships with our suppliers, subcontractors, professional associates, and customers.

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

As one of the largest and most important data center providers in the region, we are endeavoring to preserve the environment and increase the level of its protection, with the aim of supporting permanently sustainable development. Improvements in power efficiency.

Environment and its protection are one of our priorities.

SECURITY POLICY

All employees within their responsibilities and competencies create conditions for a safe and healthy working environment and take measures to prevent accidents and risks in order to eliminate or reduce them.

We are committed to making our best in the prevention of injuries and ill health and we are also committed to continually improve our safety management system and its performance.