What we hand over, and how we show it
The acceptance criteria we commission against, the records we hand over, the reference lists we use, and the standards we follow.
Commissioning and acceptance criteria
What "passed" means for each boundary: pressure, cleanliness, approach, flow balance, isolation sequence. Written before the work, not after.
Read →RecordsThe turnover package
Ten boundaries, three questions each: was it tested, against what, and where is the record. The binder is structured so an operator, an insurer or an auditor can answer them without us in the room.
Read →SamplesWhat the records look like
Five templates: a factory acceptance test record, a turnover index, a boundary diagram, a flow-balance record with its conditions and a non-conformance log. Templates only, no project data.
Read →ReferenceTen leak points
Following the coolant from chip to facility. Not a ranking. A checklist that every liquid-cooling team should be able to score their last project against.
Read →CanadaThe numbers Canada's principles ask for
Canada's Responsible Data Centre Development Principles ask developers for measured, independently verifiable water, heat and power figures. They do not say who produces them. What we hand over, per site, per year, and who signs.
Read →CommunityStandards we follow
The standards and open specifications we follow, and the gap our turnover package addresses, so that the criteria above are not just ours.
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