The digitisation of the supervision of industrial facilities is leading to profound changes in the activities of operators running waste recovery centres (organisation, task allocation, processes, training, cognitive load, interfaces).
Modernising the layout of supervision rooms at existing and future sites to meet the new needs of operators and make their activities more reliable is a major challenge for CNIM, as is offering high-quality, modern spaces that showcase its expertise.
Human Design Group supports CNIM in its international projects to design new waste recycling plants (Beddington, Kemsley, etc.) or modernise existing facilities (Porto, Monaco, etc.).
Human Design Group integrates all the dimensions of human activity in its approach to defining the layout of the future venue.
Through our Design Thinking approaches, we facilitate dialogue between CNIM and the future operator (delegation of plant operation to a third party). We propose solutions designed to optimise the relationships and interactions between the operator and the environment in which it is used, and to make its activity more reliable.
HDG then provides assistance to the project owner from the project phase to final acceptance (ACT, VISA, DET, AOR).
The team deployed by HDG (ergonomist, architect, acoustician, lighting designer) carries out a diagnosis of the existing situation and consolidates the operational requirements.
Ultimately, it provides detailed specifications for the layout of the future control room and all the elements needed for the customer to carry out the work (DCE: plans, descriptions, requirements, financial estimate, photorealistic visuals, virtual reality visit, traceability of the process) and communicate with the operator.
As a factory control room is a showcase for the customer's know-how, our team takes particular care to define a layout with a resolutely qualitative, optimal and activity-oriented design.
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