Vehicle Operations and Vehicle Maintenance Facilities Design Guide

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Chapter 4 Functional Area and Space Criteria A. General This chapter presents criteria for designing each area of vehicle operations and vehicle maintenance facilities. Design considerations are presented, indicating the use and performance, STORAGE OUTSIDE MECHANICAL AREA OPERATOR CARE/ CLEANING MECH- ANICAL ELECT. JAN. ENTRY REST ROOMS SHOWERS COMMAND SECTION 1 S T S G T. space organization and character, and relationships between component spaces of a given facility. For each area, specific criteria are provided for each space. These recommendations may be modified to reflect mission requirements. CONFERENCE/ TRAINING ROOM Figure 4-A: Illustrative Floor Plan of the Vehicle Operations Administrative Facility. C O M M ANDER FLEET MANAGEMENT COMMAND AND CONTROL, COMBAT READINESS AND RESOURCES VEHICLE OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITY LOCKERS KITCHEN/ VENDING CORRIDOR SUPPLIES EQUIP. VEH. SUPPORT OPS. COMBAT OFFICER READINESS AND RESOURCES DRIVERS' READY ROOM (LOUNGE) B.Vehicle Operations Administrative Facility 1. Design Considerations See Figure 4-A for an illustrative floor plan. VEH. OPS. SUPER- INTEND- ENT KEY PLAN VEHICLE DISPATCH LOBBY/ ENTRANCE VEH. OPS. ADMIN. VEH. OPS. SUPPORT (SHIFT SUPR.) GUARD STATION USAF COMPLEX ENTRY GATE ENTRY MAIN COMPLEX ENTRY 23
FUNCTIONAL AREA AND SPACE CRITERIA a. Use and Performance ◆ Administrative areas should provide services, control, and support to operations. ◆ Administrative areas should provide an organized atmosphere conducive to efficient management and access to services. b. Space Organization and Character ◆ Locate administrative areas near the functional areas they serve or control. ◆ Use modular systems furniture in open office areas to ensure efficient use of floor space while reducing the number of walls and small offices. ◆ General Office Space - Additional administrative functions, such as command and control, can share space within the vehicle operations administrative facility, even though the organization is not part of vehicle operations. The primary consideration for determining shared facilities is local mission requirements. 2. Lobby/Entrance a. Furnishings and Equipment ◆ Drinking fountain ◆ Seating for two to six people ◆ Signs for direction to vehicle dispatchers ◆ Public telephone 24 New facilities must meet base architectural standards of compatibility and functional requirements. The lobby/entrance serves as the focal point of this administration building. Vehicle dispatch is the control point for fleet vehicles and should be well organized to support its operations 24 hours a day.
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