Self-Paced E-Learning

The Industry's Most Comprehensive Online Training Program

Central to our e-learning library is FMCI or Foundations of Mission Critical Infrastructure, the Industry's most comprehensive online training program that currently comprises 18 e-learning modules and a total of 64 hours of self-study. It is being used by IT and facilities teams globally to create an education baseline for the mission critical workforce and to promote a safer and more efficient working environment.

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Based around defined learning outcomes our program uses the latest educational software to guide the student through the sometimes complex, but always interesting world of mission critical data centers with technical drawing, video explainers, regular learning checks and more. Online self-study is both cost-effective and flexible:

  • Reaches geographically dispersed students within your company
  • Students can access learning at their convenience
  • Learning can be repeated without incurring additional cost
  • Eliminates instructor and student travel time and related expenses

FMCI Basics Certificate Tracks

The modules can be taken either individually or as part of four (4) certificate tracks that cover the essentials. Students who complete all four of the FMCI Basics Certificates will be awarded the DCT | Facilities Management credential.

FMCI also meets the full learning requirements of the Certified Mission Critical Operator® syllabus, providing employers and individuals an additional pathway to the CMCO® exam and certification offered by Mission Critical Global Alliance (MCGA®).

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FMCI Module Library

Based on the highly acclaimed book “Maintaining Mission Critical Facilities Engineering in a 7/24 Environment” by industry veteran and educator Peter Curtis, FMCI covers many aspects of data center facility design and management and has been designed specifically to introduce an individual to this complex environment and a potentially rewarding career.

Globally recognized credentials