Upgrading Your Control Room: Furniture and Console Considerations
- Axel Trujillo
- Sep 17, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 25
In today's fast-paced industrial environment, an efficiently designed control room is crucial for maintaining smooth operations, ensuring safety, and maximizing productivity. This guide offers a walkthrough of the key aspects of control room design, referencing Sustema's in-depth articles on specific topics.
1. Creating an Efficient Control Room Layout

The layout of any control room can significantly impact operator performance and overall efficiency. The article "How to Create an Efficient Control Room Layout" delves into the following key points:
Optimal positioning of workstations
Traffic flow considerations
Line of sight requirements
Integration of shared resources and collaborative spaces
2. Exploring Different Types of Floor Plans
Selecting the right floor plan for any control room depends on various factors, including the nature of the operations carried out and the number of operators. The article "Different Types of Floor Plans for Control Rooms" covers:
Linear layouts
Circular layouts
Tiered layouts
Advantages and disadvantages of each type
3. Ergonomic Design Considerations
Ergonomics plays a vital role in operator comfort, health, and productivity. The comprehensive guide "Ergonomic Design Considerations for Control Rooms" discusses:
Proper seating and adjustable workstations
Optimal monitor placement and viewing angles
Lighting design to reduce eye strain
Acoustic considerations for a conducive work environment

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Designing an effective control room requires careful consideration of layout, floor plans, and ergonomics. While the strategies outlined in our articles provide a solid foundation, the field of control room design is constantly evolving with new technologies and best practices emerging regularly.
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