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By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Accessible, accessible design, AODA Act, Blindness and wayfinding, Built environments, design, disability, Disabled, Duty to Accomodate, Ergnomic Design Posted August 18, 2012

Design of Public Spaces in the Built Environment In Ontario Just Released

Design of Public Spaces in the Built Environment In Ontario Just Released.

By Carla Mardonet

In accessibility, Built environments, compliance, design, Ergnomic Design, ergonomic design, ergonomic standards, Ergonomics, Ergonomics in office design, healthcare, hospitals, human factors, LEED & Ergonomics Posted July 5, 2012

Ergonomics and LEED Certification go Hand in Hand with the new Pilot Credit 44

LEED Certification and the Pilot Credit 44 – Ergonomics Strategy by JE Sleeth, Kartik Vyas, Carrie DeMaeyer OPC Ergonomic Consultants With every new building, new design, redesign, renovation, [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In accessible design, Accomodation, ADA, AODA, AODA Act, Built environments, disability, disabled community, Duty to Accomodate, Ergnomic Design, handicap, HR law, Human Rights Posted July 4, 2012

According to many architects and lawyers disabled employees should self select out of a job!

I wonder if any of the architects, designers, lawyers and HR professionals who read this article will continue to be misinformed thanks to this biased article in Canadian Architect about [...]

By Carla Mardonet

In Ergnomic Design, Human Error and the Titanic, lack of training and human error, new technology and human error, OPC Blog, OPC Inc, OPCToday Posted April 10, 2012

The Sinking of the Titanic was not Simply Human Error

As the Anniversary of this accident and resulting disaster approaches (1912) this is a good time to consider the fact that the accident itself as in all accidents stems from both poor [...]

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