Occupational safety & furniture planning

The illustration shows the original furnishing plan for an office space with 18 workstations

Location found! Rental contract negotiated! Reasonably priced existing building... Light conversion and renovation work included! Opening date published! Stage fright & nervousness!

And then bang!

On closer inspection: we need twelve tables, not just ten. We want - no, we have to - form two groups, plus the meeting place - no, better - a separate meeting room. The boss said earlier that she would finally have her own room. And customers and visitors should be ushered in "at the front", so there should also be a reception desk.

And then it gets tight!

It has dawned on us that we have to approach this systematically! And then there are also certain guidelines? Who actually knows them properly?

OK, better right once (instead of wrong twice and expensive)

In other words, a FURNISHING PLAN that covers all requirements and is coordinated with everyone. With the landlord (because of the lighting, the window hinges, the fire extinguishers), with the janitor (because of the maintenance of the air conditioning units and the hot water pipe to the kitchenette), with the tenant next door (because of the escape route that should lead through his space).

Oh, and then there are the fussy requirements such as table width, space for everyone to move around, the distance due to the passage to the window, an escape route width of 80 cm, a minimum area per workstation and so on.

We are running out of time...

Where can I find immediate cost estimates, same-day appointments, an unusually fast approach, truly experience-based advice and perfect FURNISHING PLANNING?

at Arbeitssicherheit Hillebrand