COVID-19 (CORONA VIRUS) Information
Update: 01-30-2023
Regulation FRA01
There are currently no regulations for the data center FRA01 at Goethering 29 in 63067 Offenbach (Main).
Regulation AMS01
There are currently no regulations in force at data center AMS01 Capronilaan 2 1119NR Schiphol-Rijk.
Update: 04-25-2022
Regulation FRA01
In response to the current situation around the Covid-19 issue and the development of all associated incidence, infection and hospitalisation figures, maincubes Holding & Service GmbH, as the operator of the FRA01 computer centre at Goethering 29 in 63067 Offenbach (Main), is putting the so-called 3G regulation in place with effect from Monday / 22 November 2021 / 00.00 hrs until revoked for entering the building and all work in the building.
This means that from this time onwards only a) recovered persons with proof, b) vaccinated persons with proof and c) tested persons with a proof that must not be older than 48 hours may enter the computer centre and work in the building.
Persons without a test certificate have the opportunity, if necessary, to carry out a citizen self-test in the foyer of the building under the supervision of an employee of maincubes Holding & Service GmbH or one of our vicarious agents. In case of a negative result, i.e. a confirmed lack of viral load within the limits of the test medium and the absence of typical / apparently Covid-19 symptoms, passage through or working in the building may be permitted.
All persons who refuse to present the above-mentioned proof or to carry out a citizens’ self-test on site will be refused permission to pass through the building and to work inside.
The correct wearing of a medical mouth-nose protection or an FFP-2 mask and the observance of the now common hygiene and distance rules in the house remain unaffected by the aforementioned conditions and will be enforced.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at the mobile number 0151 / 5502 6404.
Regulation AMS01
In the AMS01 data center Capronilaan 2 1119NR Schiphol-Rijk masks are currently distance regulations of 1.5 meters.
Update: 11-19-2021
Regulation FRA01
In response to the current situation around the Covid-19 issue and the development of all associated incidence, infection and hospitalisation figures, maincubes Holding & Service GmbH, as the operator of the FRA01 computer centre at Goethering 29 in 63067 Offenbach (Main), is putting the so-called 3G regulation in place with effect from Monday / 22 November 2021 / 00.00 hrs until revoked for entering the building and all work in the building.
This means that from this time onwards only a) recovered persons with proof, b) vaccinated persons with proof and c) tested persons with a proof that must not be older than 48 hours may enter the computer centre and work in the building.
Persons without a test certificate have the opportunity, if necessary, to carry out a citizen self-test in the foyer of the building under the supervision of an employee of maincubes Holding & Service GmbH or one of our vicarious agents. In case of a negative result, i.e. a confirmed lack of viral load within the limits of the test medium and the absence of typical / apparently Covid-19 symptoms, passage through or working in the building may be permitted.
All persons who refuse to present the above-mentioned proof or to carry out a citizens’ self-test on site will be refused permission to pass through the building and to work inside.
The correct wearing of a medical mouth-nose protection or an FFP-2 mask and the observance of the now common hygiene and distance rules in the house remain unaffected by the aforementioned conditions and will be enforced.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at the mobile number 0151 / 5502 6404.
Regulation AMS01
In the AMS01 data center Capronilaan 2 1119NR Schiphol-Rijk masks are currently mandatory and distance regulations of 1.5 meters.
Update: 03-23-2020
Due to current news from market participants, maincubes would like to inform that there are currently no plans to prohibit customers from entering the data centres.
However, for the protection of everyone, we would like to ask that only absolutely necessary visits be made and that the number of persons be kept to a minimum.
Update: 03-19-2020
maincubes is responding to the Covid-19 pandemic by continuously adapting to the dynamically changing circumstances with the goal of minimizing potential impacts. Daily situation assessments are helping maincubes to handle the Coronavirus issue with the necessary sensitivity. They are all based on generally accepted principles of risk assessment and operations planning.
As a European data center operator, forward-looking emergency planning, including planning for epidemic and pandemic risk scenarios, is an integral aspect of our risk management system at maincubes. Our integrated approach to operations management and our business continuity plan allow our business units to maintain maximum possible operational reliability for our customers in an emergency.
Our number one priority is the safety of our employees and customers. With that aim in mind we are monitoring and assessing the situation on a daily basis, coordinating appropriate measures and keeping employees throughout the entire organization informed.
The maincubes management
- is meeting daily and keeping employees updated on the latest situation developments;
- is ensuring that all business units in all countries where we have operations comply with official directives, and supplementing them with own instructions;
- is agreeing and implementing appropriate preventive measures which reflect the development of the situation.
Employees
We are providing employees with regular updates via internal communication channels and the local management teams. We are promptly publishing all new information about preventive measures to protect our employees and other people against infection.
All maincubes personnel were requested several weeks ago to observe strict hygiene rules when interacting with colleagues and business associates. These rules also apply to the private environment, to the extent that this can be influenced by maincubes.
All maincubes employees with administrative functions are currently working on a home office basis. All employee travel has been suspended.
Operations
The maincubes management is coordinating the implementation of our existing (emergency) business continuity plan, which is being adapted to the specific local situations and closely monitored so that immediate action can be taken if needed.
Our local management teams at the data centers are managing their operations to ensure a seamless experience for our customers. When appropriate they are implementing emergency plans – including pandemic business plans – and taking suitable preventive measures.
These measures include the following:
- Employees at all maincubes sites with operations-related roles have been requested to perform their work in accordance with risk management principles.
- Core suppliers have been requested to also implement appropriate measures.
- We are in contact with the local authorities.
- Visits and meetings at the data centers have all been cancelled by maincubes and substituted with telephone conferences / calls.
Our employees can always contact us with their questions via the usual channels.
We are asking our customers and business partners for their understanding and cooperation in this unprecedented situation.
For further information about Covid-19 we recommend that you visit the Robert-Koch-Institut and the World Health Organization website. The CDC also provides information on its website.