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CNERGY ARCHIVES

6.2

NON PUBLIC AREA

6.2.1 Security post

LEISURE
AREA
NEWSPAPER
AREA

WORKING AREA
TOILET



Functions
This security post is specially designed for the security guard of Cnergy Archives. The security guard is the person who responsible for guarding our archives day and night. In fact, this security post can support up to two people at one time.

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List of equipment
In Cnergy Archive (CA), there is several equipment are used at security post for the purpose of securing our archives days and nights.

All this equipment may

includes:

No

Equipment

Quantity

1.

Fire extinguishers

1

2.

CCTV

2

3.

Smoke detector

3

4.

Water sprinkler

3

5.

Table

1

6.

Chairs

3

7.

Sofa

1

8.

Lamp

2

9.

Air conditioner

1

10.

Television (TV)

1

11.

Newspaper rack

1

12.

Laptop

1

13.

Telephone

1

14.

Doors

2

15.

Sinks

1

16.

Sit Toilet

1

17.

Pipe

1

18.

Decorated plant

1

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Pictures

Fire extinguisher

Smoke detector

CCTV

Water sprinkler

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Table

Sofa

Chair

Lamp

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Air conditioner

Newspaper rack

Television

Laptop

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Telephone

Sink

Door

Sit toilet

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Pipe

Decorated plant

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6.2.2 Meeting room

TEA
TABLE

SOFA

MEETING TABLE

SCREEN



Functions
The meeting room in Cnergy Archives can be used by our staff in order for them to make any meeting that relate to archival administration. This meeting room is generally can support up to 12 persons at one time. There are other facilities provided to make the staff feel comfortable, such as tea table, screen, and projector and so on.

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