Points to Consider in Call Center Sound Insulation
Regarding call center sound insulation, the sound distribution within the area should first be checked. In addition, test calls should be made to clearly identify the level of noise transmitted to the other party, and the most effective solutions should be determined.
In addition, in call centers without proper insulation, representatives may occasionally face concentration problems. Sounds coming from other employees or different departments in the same building can distract them, even if they are separated by partitions. At this point, multiple types of equipment are often required for sound insulation.
First of all, after a complete inspection of the space, a material called a separator is placed between representatives sitting side by side at long desks. This prevents them from hearing each other while speaking simultaneously, and also prevents customers on the other end of the line from hearing different conversations. In addition, complete insulation of the environment is ensured by placing acoustic sound-absorbing foams on all walls, insulation coverings for soundproofing, and panels where necessary.
Call centers are places where insulation, acoustics, and sound distribution are given significant importance. Representatives in call centers must clearly understand what is being said during conversations, and at the same time, the voices of other customer representatives should not be transmitted to customers on the other end of the line.