Control room / area Clause Samples

The 'Control room / area' clause defines the specific physical or virtual space from which operations, monitoring, or management of a facility or process are conducted. This clause typically outlines the boundaries, access restrictions, and responsibilities associated with the control room, such as who is authorized to enter, what equipment is housed there, and the protocols for communication and safety. By clearly designating the control room or area, the clause ensures operational security, prevents unauthorized access, and centralizes command functions, thereby reducing confusion and enhancing safety and efficiency in critical environments.
Control room / area. A designated control room is not required, but strongly recommended. The control room can be used not only for the control PC, but as a small near pilot office, storage for special tools and spares etc. Must be overlooking the machine in any case. Please note that a control room could be used for other equipment too. Should be air conditioned, both for the convenience of operators as well as for computers and storage of spares.
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Control room / area a. Control Room Arrangements: The control room shall be designed with totally separate and redundant HVAC systems for overall Plant operations reliability. The following considerations shall be incorporated in the design of the Project Control Room concerning its arrangement and positioning within Building SA. · Locate centrally relative to the centerlines of the turbine generators · Provide windows into the Plant area. · Include horseshoe control desk · Include countertop height “chart” table as island/peninsula in the center of console area · Locate operator shift meeting area where the on-duty CR Operator can participate without leaving the console vicinity. · Locate LOCK-OUT TAG-OUT work area immediately adjacent to the CR. This shall be a walk-up window arrangement to preclude excess traffic in the CR · Provide one adjacent engineering workstation area · Provide Library/Records area adjacent to CR and readily accessible to manuals and plan racks. · Provide acoustical separation to the Generation Room with a minimum Sound Transmission Class (STC) rating of 54. · Provide a direct exit to the exterior without going through the F-1 Occupancy.
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