Critical Facilities: Mission Critical Operations that Advance the Critical Mission of Your Business

Our clients entrust us with the intricacies of their most critical online facilities, making our firm a leader in delivering the specialized consulting, engineering, technology, construction and operations services that they require.

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Our team works for the Fortune 50, and for bright-eyed entrepreneurs. We know our way from Silicon West to Silicon East and around the globe. We work on trading floors and in emergency rooms; in switching centers and bullpens; for ISPs and ASPs; on telco hotels and Web hosts; with dotcoms and telecoms; in data centers and intelligent warehouses.

If you want put your talent, skills, and mind to work, as well as achieve your personal and professional goals, you’ll want to join Syska Hennessy’s Critical Facilities Team!

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		Construction Projects Slowing - What It Means for the Data Center Industry Some data center/mission critical related engineering firms continue to be busy despite a lag in the construction industry. Syska Hennessy's Christopher Johnston comments on our particular experience with this scenario. More >>

		Microsoft Offers New Method for Building Data Centers The modular, assembly line approach in building will get data centers running more quickly according to Microsoft. Christopher Johnston our National Critical Facilities Chief Engineer gives his opinion on the concept. More >>

An Electrical Win-Win Solution and Best Practice
Latest edition of our White Paper Series

In Critical Facilities, the electrical load on the critical (UPS output) bus is a continuous load that rarely changes (except to increase!). A 100%-rated circuit breaker will carry 100% of its rating continuously, but an 80%-rated circuit breaker will carry only 80% of its rating. By specifying 100%-rated circuit breakers, we can reduce first cost (CAPEX) and increase availability.

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