Ergonomic Study
Enhanced Ergonomic Considerations for Control Room Design
Introduction to Control Room Ergonomics
Control rooms serve as critical hubs in various industries, including energy, logistics, security, manufacturing, and IT. Operators in these environments often endure long hours managing high-stakes operations, making ergonomics essential to ensure safety, productivity, and operator well-being. The ISO 11064 standard offers comprehensive guidelines for the ergonomic design of control centers, aiming to optimize operator comfort and performance.
What We Offer
Ergonomic Study
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Control Room Gap Analysis
Assessing ergonomic deficiencies and operational inefficiencies.
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Control Room Workshop
Conducting interactive workshops to educate teams on best ergonomic practices.
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Conceptual Design
Creating ergonomic design concepts that align with industry standards.
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Detailed Design
Engineering precise control room layouts for optimal functionality.
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Control Room Suite Design
Designing integrated, ergonomic control room suites for enhanced workflow.
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Ergonomic Study of Control Room
Evaluating workstation comfort, posture, and operator performance.
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Defining Indoor Air Quality & Air Speed
Assessing air quality to ensure a healthy control room environment.
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Sedentary Activity Analysis –
Studying movement patterns to promote operator well-being and reduce health risks.
- Defining Quality Space:
- Illumination – Optimizing lighting levels to minimize glare and eye strain.
- Acoustics – Managing sound levels to reduce noise-related distractions.
- Thermal Comfort – Ensuring temperature control for operator efficiency.
Key Ergonomic Parameters & Recommendations
Viewing Angles & Monitor Positioning
Work Surface Height & Desk Design
Adjustable desk heights support both seated and standing work.
Proper wrist support prevents repetitive strain injuries.
Chair & Seating Ergonomics
Adjustable lumbar support ensures proper spine alignment.
Armrests and footrests enhance posture and reduce muscle strain.
Reach Distances & Equipment Accessibility
Frequently used controls should be within a natural reach range.
Height-adjustable control panels accommodate different operators.
Lighting & Acoustic Considerations
Anti-glare lighting enhances visibility and reduces eye strain.
Acoustic treatments minimize background noise for better focus.
