How to win: Design of H3AT Control Room

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The project involves the development of a dedicated Control Room environment to support H3AT operations. The design must consider Human Factors and Ergonomics, operator workflows, sightlines, accessibility, and future expansion requirements. Mandatory Scope The Contractor shall be responsible for: - Undertaking a detailed survey of the existing room and supporting infrastructure. - Developing the Control Room design, including layout options and the final recommended arrangement. - Undertaking Human Factors and Ergonomics assessments. - Assessing the existing electrical, lighting, HVAC and acoustic arrangements and identifying any modifications required to support the proposed design. - Specifying the Control Room furniture package. The furniture package requirements will include: - Six operator workstations. - One engineering workstation. - One security and communications workstation. - One office desk. - Seating, storage units and cable management systems. It should be noted that the operator and engineering workstations are bespoke Control Room consoles/workstations designed specifically for operational control room environments and are not standard off-the-shelf office furnitur

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