Engineer accreditations & professional standards.

The proof is in the people. DACPROS engineers hold CompTIA A+, CDCMP, PRINCE2 and ITIL — individually earned, industry-recognised qualifications that apply directly to the work inside your data hall. Backed by 10+ years delivering for enterprise clients.

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Quick answer

What standards does DACPROS operate to?

DACPROS engineers hold CompTIA A+, CDCMP, PRINCE2 and ITIL. These are individual qualifications earned by the people who actually do the work — not company-level paper exercises. They cover hardware competency, data centre operations, project management discipline, and service delivery methodology.

Data destruction and recycling are handled through a partner, not by DACPROS, so records for those come from the partner. If you need engineer qualification evidence for vendor onboarding or due diligence, ask us.

Our professional standards

Four qualifications, one accountable team.

Each qualification answers a different question your stakeholders will ask. Here is what each one means and why it matters when our engineers are on your site.

CompTIA A+

Hardware & Infrastructure

Hardware competency · vendor-neutral

CompTIA A+ is the industry benchmark for hardware and infrastructure competency. It covers server hardware, storage, cabling, troubleshooting, and hands-on technical work across diverse enterprise environments. For smart hands and build-and-deployment work, it is the baseline qualification that proves our engineers can work safely and effectively inside a live data hall — regardless of whose hardware is racked.

CDCMP

Data Centre Management Professional

Data centre operations · globally recognised

The Certified Data Centre Management Professional qualification is the recognised standard for professionals working in and around live data centres. It covers operational best practice, power and cooling management, physical infrastructure, and risk management in data centre environments. When our engineers are working inside your data hall, CDCMP is the qualification that says they understand how that environment works — not just how to rack a server.

PRINCE2

Project Management

Project methodology · structured delivery

PRINCE2 is the UK’s most widely used project management methodology. It means decommissioning and deployment projects are planned, documented and delivered with proper risk management, clear milestones, and defined handoffs. Your project gets an asset register, a schedule, and audit documentation that follows a consistent, recognised framework — so nothing falls through the cracks and you always know where things stand.

ITIL

IT Service Management

Service delivery · AXELOS framework

ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) is the globally recognised framework for IT service management. It governs how we plan, deliver and hand off services — ensuring change management is controlled, incidents are handled consistently, and service transitions (particularly decommissioning handoffs) are clean and fully documented. It is the discipline behind our chain-of-custody records and end-of-engagement sign-offs.

The people behind the work

Qualified engineers, not just a qualified company.

These are individual qualifications held by the engineers who turn up on your site — earned through study and assessment, not bought as a company-level badge.

Engineer accreditations
  • CompTIA A+ certified
  • CDCMP — Certified Data Centre Management Professional
  • PRINCE2 project management accreditation
  • ITIL service management accreditation

Documentation on request

Need documentation for vendor onboarding, a security questionnaire, or environmental compliance reporting? We can provide engineer qualification evidence and a record of what we removed, by serial number. Data destruction and recycling records come from the partner who carries out that work. Get in touch and we’ll send over what we can. Pair this with our decommissioning and secure ITAD services.

Accreditations FAQ

The questions procurement always asks.

What qualifications do DACPROS engineers hold?
DACPROS engineers hold CompTIA A+, CDCMP, PRINCE2 and ITIL. These cover hardware competency, data centre operations, project management, and IT service management — the full range of disciplines required to deliver safely inside a live enterprise data centre environment.
What is CDCMP and why does it matter?
CDCMP (Certified Data Centre Management Professional) is the benchmark qualification for data centre operations. It covers the physical environment, power and cooling management, operational best practice and risk — everything that matters when working inside a live data hall rather than just a server room.
Does DACPROS handle WEEE disposal?
Not directly. Disposal and recycling are handled through a partner. DACPROS carries out the on-site removal and handover of equipment. Disposal under the WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Regulations is the responsibility of the partner who processes it, so ask them for the records you need.
Can DACPROS provide documentation for vendor onboarding?
For our own work, yes. We can provide engineer qualification documentation and a record of what we removed, by serial number, on request. Destruction and recycling records come from the partner who carries out that work. Get in touch and we’ll share what we can for due diligence or vendor questionnaires.
Do your professional standards cover work outside London?
The standards are the same on every engagement. Our engineers operate to the same qualification requirements wherever they attend. We are based in London, and attendance outside London depends on location, scope and engineer availability.
How do these qualifications apply to decommissioning and ITAD?
They cover the whole engagement. CDCMP and CompTIA A+ cover the technical work in the data hall. PRINCE2 governs project planning, asset registers and scheduling. ITIL ensures the service transition and handoff is clean and documented. Disposal of what leaves the site is handled through a partner.

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