$80$ points$-$Team$)$ Farrar: How much space should Farrar$$s new facility allow for shop and office

restrooms? Show your calculations and provide a layout of each of the restrooms you propose.

Farrar$$s Manhattan machine shop runs two shifts and has $19$ employees. Their shifts are four $10-$hour

days.

$1$st shift $15$ employees; $13$ men; $2$ women

$2$nd shift $4$ employees; $3$ men; $1$ woman

There are currently $15$ people working one shift only $($first shift$)$ in the office including sales and all

support personnel. Their shifts are five $9-$hour days.

$1$st shift $15$ employees; $9$ men; $6$ women

Plan for $50\%$ growth in the total number of employees in the machine shop and assume the female mix

will remain constant. Plan for no growth of employee headcount in the office.

A restroom should be located within $200$ of every permanent workstation. Decentralized restrooms

including on mezzanines are options. However, access must be available to handicapped employees.

Unless restrooms are designed for single occupancy, separate restrooms should be provided for each

sex. Use the data for $$Business$,$ Mercantile, Industrial Other Than Foundry and Storage$$ in Table $4\mathrm{.}2,$

p$.147$ to determine the number of toilets $($water closets and lavatories$)$ needed for the office and

$$Industrial$,$ Foundries, and Storage$$ for the machine shop. Use the guidelines in $4\mathrm{.}3$ to determine the