In the Ergonomics in Design section of OPC’s Blogs we talk about the use of Ergonomics and Human Factor Design in the prevention of accidents & human error. To take this theme [...]
NEWS UPDATESeptember 1, 2011 Today is a historic day for the Physiotherapy Profession & for all patients Although for many years physiotherapists have had the expertise to [...]
OPC Inc commences our national speaking circuit about Accessibility and Universal Design this Fall. Join us at the HSE Conference September 27th and 28thSchedule II September 27th, TLOMA [...]
OPC Inc commences our national speaking circuit about Accessibility and Universal Design this Fall. Join us at the HSE Conference September 27th and 28thSchedule II September 27th, TLOMA [...]
R your point is excellent and ties in well with some recent research which was reviewed & discussed on CBC radio this weekend past about “getting back” at people.When one [...]
I have been reading the ongoing comments from both HR, Facility Managers coupled with some very subjective responses from “ergonomists” about the best method for determining how to [...]
Served A Human Rights Tribunal Application Lately? The New HRTO will represent how AODA related issues will be managed and heard in the opinion of labour lawyers and the [...]
We were recently asked by a client if Ontario has Ergonomic Regulations in place with the answer being no. However it is interesting to note that Ontario thru the Ministry of Labour has further [...]
Background; The following Blog for today arises from my review of a talk Honourable David Onley delivered in the last few weeks in Ontario. As part of David Onley’s talk he provided [...]
When does someone need a physiotherapist? How do I know if they are excellent in their field of Practice? In our practice at OPC Inc we find a number of employees are attending very passive types [...]
