FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Have Category 5E data cable rough-in provisions for electronic card key encoding equipment been provided at the following locations? • Front desk • Security office • Concierge desk Pushbutton Alarm and Assistance Systems Have the following systems been provided? • VIP arrival system consisting of pushbutton at front desk (1) and each doorman’s stand with a buzzer annunciation in general manager’s office. (Number of pushbuttons varies depending on length of desk and number of workstations). • Help/Assistance request buttons at each front desk registration location and at the front desk cashier location (if separate) with a blue flashing light in the front office manager’s office. • Doorman’s Help/Assistance request buttons at each doorman’s stand with a buzzer annunciation at the concierge desk. • Concierge Help/Assistance system with button at concierge desk and a buzzer in the concierge work room. • Alarm pushbuttons at: - front desk cashier’s locations - main cashier’s office - staff safety deposit box room - valet or parking cashier’s room with separate flashing red lights in the telephone operator’s room. • Guest Safety Deposit Security System consisting of: - pushbutton inside guest safety deposit box viewing room with a buzzer to front registration desk - electric strike controlled from front registration desk for guest access. • Cashier’s VCR Activation System consisting of a pushbutton in the cashier’s office to start the VCR connected to the CCTV camera automatically for one (1) hour • Sauna Emergency System consisting of pushbuttons inside or outside steam and sauna rooms with buzzers in Health Club Reception Desk. (The pushbutton systems shall be interconnected to the buzzer via a latching panel which sends a signal to a flashing light in the telephone operator’s room if the alarm is not responded to within 30 seconds). YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 278 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards APPENDICES Closed Circuit TV and Audio Monitoring System Since there are numerous cameras providing output signals to TV monitors in a variety of locations, a matrix switching arrangement provides the optimum solution. Has a microprocessor based matrix switcher been provided for the CCTV system? Have the following minimum quantity of cameras been provided? • Swimming pool (with two-way loudspeaker) • Staff entrance (with intercom) • Main lobby (pinhole type, no loudspeaker) • Front desk (pinhole type, no loudspeaker) • Cashier’s office (pinhole type, no loudspeaker) • Guest safety deposit box room – staff side (no loudspeaker) • Loading dock (outdoor type, with two-way loudspeaker) • Health Club exercise room (with two-way loudspeaker) • Underground parking areas (as applicable) Have the following color TV monitors been provided? • Approximately 4-5 monitors in both the security office and telephone operator’s room in sequential switching mode for entire system (i.e. one monitor for 4 cameras). • One (1) holding monitor in security office to view any one selected camera on full-time basis. • Duplicate monitor and switcher for Health Club exercise room and pool in health club desk. Have time lapse VCR’s (both recording and playback) been provided in the security office along with a separate VCR for the cashier’s office? Has an audio monitoring system complete with microphone control at the security desk been provided? Has a remote microphone and speaker been provided in the Health Club and Spa Reception desk for the pool area CCTV camera? Intercom System Has a “room service intercom’ system between the room service office and set-up area been provided (additional intercom to kitchen hot line if line not visible)? Has a “loading dock intercom” system between the receiving office and loading dock entrance door been provided? Has a “staff entrance intercom” system between the security office and staff entrance been provided? Television System Either an underground cable television system or satellite/terrestrial antenna system may be used to provided television signals for the hotel Channel selection shall include the minimum of: YES NO REV. MARCH 2006 279 ©2002 Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. All Rights Reserved
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