We will assist you with the build, design and layout of your control room which conforms to the latest ISO standards to ensure that you get the best return on investment.
Whether you are designing a new control room from scratch or looking to improve an existing control room, consideration should be given to the following items:
- People, staffing requirements and workload
- Physical design and ergonomics
- Implementation and resource mapping
- CCTV Systems and human interface
- Policies and Procedures and your staff security culture
- Threats to the business and operations
- Response and CCTV usage
THE MOST COMMON CONTROL ROOM INEFFICIENCIES
- Design – Considering the operational demands and growth when designing the control room.
- Lighting – Improper lighting can lead to misinformation or fatigue, with critical consequences.
- Acoustics – Noise can be distracting, or even disruptive, and results in delayed response time.
- Workflow – Obstacles, inefficient pathways, limited access to meeting and break rooms, proximity to distractions—all compromise efficiency and safety.
- Screen Size – Small, outdated screens often don’t allow for all modern data to be displayed.
- Seating – Stationary or minimally adjustable furniture can cause fatigue and even lead to chronic back health issues over time.
- Human-Machine Interface – Basic considerations for comfort can change dramatically across different operators using the same equipment over several shifts.
