Estudo de caso: sala de descompressão para o sistema prisional alagoano

Abstract

Alagoas, as well as other states of the federation, has its prison complex, with very old and old buildings, some built in this century. In them there is a lack of spaces for the rest and coexistence of the servers, and one of the consequences of this is the increase in fatigue, which can also generate a lack of motivation for work. In this way, it was asked in the research, why a decompression room will help in the well-being of the servers, providing a better quality of life at work. The study aimed to carry out a case study for the creation of decompression rooms in prisons in Alagoas. In the methodology, the case study was adopted. Involving the survey via the Survio questionnaire, along with a sample of penitentiary servants - Criminal Police. The research was qualitative in nature, descriptive and exploratory. The research also involved the design method in Interior Design, developing a preliminary study of the decompression room. In the results, several problems were identified, involving structure and lack of environment for rest breaks, noting the discontent of the workers, as well as the need to create a space, called the decompression room, with a layout appropriate to the institution's culture. It is concluded with the research that there are several benefits that lead to attest to the need to build decompression rooms in prison buildings, considering various aspects such as: filling the lack of structure that provides the QWL of Criminal Police; help to reduce the stress load in the work carried out standing up and in the midst of people in custody and dangerous, as it requires greater emotional balance; mitigate the effects of the imprisonment of PPs; and consider the cost-benefit of having a more willing and motivated professional and attentive to events.