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I. Assume the management after extensive consultation decided to reposition the vending machine away from the doors to the office and the factory. Create a draft layout of the ?
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Mar 18
I. Assume the management after extensive consultation decided to reposition the vending machine away from the doors to the office and the factory. Create a draft layout of the ?
I. Assume the management after extensive consultation decided to reposition the vending machine away from the doors to the office and the factory. Create a draft layout of the canteen that shall be used for implementation?
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new vending machine location, taking into consideration factors such as foot traffic flow, accessibility, and convenience for employees.
II. Consider placing the vending machine in a central location within the office or factory, away from any major doorways or entrances. This will help to reduce congestion and allow for easier access for employees during break times.
III. Ensure that the vending machine is placed in an area with sufficient space for employees to gather and make their selections without causing any disruptions to the flow of foot traffic within the building.
IV. Consider placing the vending machine near common areas such as break rooms, lounges, or meeting spaces, where employees are likely to gather during their breaks.
V. Make sure that the vending machine is easily visible and accessible to all employees, including those with disabilities or mobility issues. Consider placing the machine at a height that is easily reachable for all employees.
VI. Finally, consider adding signage or markings to indicate the new location of the vending machine, to ensure that employees are aware of the change and can easily locate the machine when they need it.
II. Consider placing the vending machine in a central location within the office or factory, away from any major doorways or entrances. This will help to reduce congestion and allow for easier access for employees during break times.
III. Ensure that the vending machine is placed in an area with sufficient space for employees to gather and make their selections without causing any disruptions to the flow of foot traffic within the building.
IV. Consider placing the vending machine near common areas such as break rooms, lounges, or meeting spaces, where employees are likely to gather during their breaks.
V. Make sure that the vending machine is easily visible and accessible to all employees, including those with disabilities or mobility issues. Consider placing the machine at a height that is easily reachable for all employees.
VI. Finally, consider adding signage or markings to indicate the new location of the vending machine, to ensure that employees are aware of the change and can easily locate the machine when they need it.
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