When the Mission is Critical

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console furniture and accessories for 24/7
mission critical environments
When the Mission is Critical
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• Console Environments
• Technology
• Technology drives the solution
• The Operator and Integrator
• Ergonomics
• Health, Safety, Welfare
• Employee Retention

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Console Environments

• Applications
• Command/Control
• Dispatch, EOC
• Security
• Trading Room
• Education

Whatever the application, the consoles must be
able to manage the technology with Consideration
for the health, safety and comfort of Operator
and Technician.
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Console Environments
Integrating Technology with People
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• Technology

• Equipment
• Monitors
• Power and Cables

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• Technology
• Equipment
• Shapes and sizes vary and must frequently be
  stored in the space as the operator.
• Leg Well
• Work Top
• Heat (both to Equipment and User)

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• Technology
• Monitors
• Size Resolution
• Quantity Weight
• Distance Angle

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• Technology
• Power and Cables
• Delivery
• Security (physical)
• Access

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• The Operator and The Technician
• Ergonomics
• Health, Safety and Welfare
• Employee Retention

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• Ergonomics
• Height Adjustability
• Site Lines and Focal Lengths
• Lighting
• Ergonomic Work Surface Edges
• Ergonomic Keyboard Surfaces
• Easy Access to Technology

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Height Adjustability

• Wheelchair access
• Difference in sizes
• Fine Adjustment controls for improved
• site lines
• Access to Equipment

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Site Lines and Focal Lengths
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Site Lines and Focal Lengths
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Lighting

• Reduce Eye Strain
• Reduce Fatigue

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Smooth Cast Polyurethane Edges
Reduce RSIs (Repetitive Strain Injuries)
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Ergonomic Keyboard Surfaces
Reduce RSIs (Repetitive Strain Injuries)
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Easy Access to Technology
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• Health, Safety and Welfare
• BSR100
• Wheel Chair Accessibility
• Secure Cables
• Power and Data Delivery
• Spacing and Dongles

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BSR100
5th percentile female and 95th percentile male
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Wheelchair Accessibility
Rule of Thumb 120 positions/seats
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Cables must be contained to prevent accidents
and injuries to employees and equipment.
Secure Cables
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Secure Cables
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• Secure
• Code Compliant

• Accessible
• Tempest Installations

Power and Data Delivery
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Spacing and Dongles

• Space needed to prevent impingement of fingers
• Maximum pressure usually about 90 lbs.

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• Employee Retention
• Ergonomic Considerations
• Health and Safety Considerations
• Personal Environments
• Individual Controls
• Easy access to services
• Aesthetics

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Personal Environments

• Air
• Heat
• Light Dimmers
• White Noise

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Individual Controls
Presets
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Easy Access To Technology
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Aesthetics
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