Designed Around the Operator

TechniHub translates operational requirements into physical, technological and information environments designed around human performance.

The design methodology reflects the relationship between:

Capabilities

From Requirements to Detailed Design

Operational requirements definition
Control room philosophy
Concept design
Alternative layout studies
Space planning
Operator workstation design
Console configuration
Ergonomic studies
Anthropometric analysis
Sightline studies
Video wall requirements
Information-display planning
Supervisor positioning
Collaboration areas
Crisis-management spaces
Equipment rooms
Circulation planning
Accessibility
Lighting design requirements
Acoustic requirements
Thermal and environmental considerations
HMI strategy
Alarm management coordination
Technology architecture
3D visualization
Detailed design
Technical specifications
BOQ
Tender documentation

TechniHub's design approach draws on relevant international standards and recognized human-factors best practices, including ISO 11064 for the ergonomic design of control centres, where appropriate to the project.

TechniHub does not claim certifications that have not been formally obtained. See Standards & Best Practices.

Human Performance at the Centre

Human Factors & Ergonomics

Workstation geometry, sightlines, posture, lighting, acoustics and workload — designed to support the operator, not add to their burden.

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Technology Architecture

Vendor-neutral technology architecture developed to support the operational and human-factors requirements defined during design.

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