How many jobs are allowed to operate simultaneously in an active remote control zone?

In an active remote control zone, safety and operational efficiency are critical, which is why only one job is allowed to operate simultaneously. Having a single job in this space reduces the risk of interference, accidents, and confusion that could arise from multiple operations. This restriction is grounded in safety protocols designed to ensure that operators can concentrate fully on their task without the distractions or potential hazards presented by additional simultaneous jobs. This approach helps maintain a clear line of communication and control, which is vital for the effective management of remote-controlled tasks.