Leading Irish firm Mercury has made significant progress on the CPH3 project for Interxion: A Digital Realty Company in Denmark.

Over 120 Mercury people and supply-chain members were recently joined by representatives from the client team to mark the topping out of the roof in Copenhagen.

In conjunction to this construction milestone, Mercury has achieved 220,000 people hours without working accidents throughout the delivery of this project.

With the super-structure and roof now complete, internal fit-out has commenced, and MEP and CSA works are taking place internally. The delivery of all major plant and equipment is well underway, and our team recently completed the installation of a 400,000-litre diesel tank for backup generators.

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This is Mercury's first project in Denmark as a prime contractor, delivering this state-of-the-art 14.4 MW data centre for existing client Interxion.

John Young, Project Manager, said: "Well done to our project team on achieving these key construction milestones and for their continued dedication to safety performance while aligning our supply-chain and clients to our vision of Work Safe, Home Safe. I'd like to extend a warm welcome to new members of the team who are assisting with the internal fit-out phase of the project. We’re delighted to be delivering this project in Copenhagen, and continuing Mercury's strong relationship with Interxion: A Digital Realty Company."

Other key Mercury personnel delivering the project include Alan Clinton, Managing Director of Data Centres & Building Services, John Crawford, Director, Ronan McGrath, Business Unit Manager and Darren O'Brien, Commercial Manager.