Dispatch rooms are used not only by

police, fire, and ambulance services,

but also for process monitoring and the security of buildings and premises.​

Operators and dispatchers are at the center of the control room, tasked with the critical responsibility of continuously monitoring processes and situations. 

Responding appropriately and remaining focused throughout the entire shift is crucial, but it demands a lot from the employee.

A perfectly balanced environment—combining ergonomics, comfort, technology, acoustics, and biodynamic lighting—creates a pleasant and familiar workspace.

We know all about this and will work with you on the ergonomics and layout of the workstations in the control room.

This can be crucial in critical situations. Operators need to be able to communicate with each other without any interference from their workstation.

Thanks to the split-level system, monitors can be quickly lowered, allowing operators to easily hold discussions while still maintaining an overview of the processes.

Ergonomic Design for Control Rooms >