Ergonomics and Human Factors Design is also about technology – making the user interface easy to use or intuitive; ensuring software is designed for the end user not the designers; and [...]
Ontario’s newly formed Prevention Council (see previous Blog by OPC about the new Council and new mandate for the M of L of Ontario) will embark on a province-wide consultation to pursue [...]
Great Blog as MSI’s are still a huge problem for many reasons in North America. This applies to Canada’s workplaces as well. Jane Sleeth and the team of certified ergonomists at [...]
Back to Article Workers taking their jobs to bed Published on Friday November 16, 2012 Andrew Livingstone Staff Reporter Much to the chagrin of experts — and life partners — more people are [...]
The Physiological Rationale for Micro-breaks; Why all OPC Consultants tell employees to take short micro-breaks in the office Static muscle effort significantly inhibits blood flow, which may [...]
Excerpts from an original Peter Budnick, PhD, CPE article with Ergoweb. Proving the value of ergonomics is a critical part of the process and where most ergonomic and design projects should [...]
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, [...]
http://platform.twitter.com/widgets/hub.1326407570.htmlFor Immediate distribution to all OPC clients in Health Care, Industry & Mining! Ontario’s Ministry of Labour will blitz [...]
StopGap: Hot Off The Press!: Check out this awesome piece about the ramp project written by Ben Spurr of Now Magazine! http://www.nowtoronto.com/daily/news/story.cfm?co… Read about Luke [...]
Universal Design at Hitachi; This is an excellent illustration about the differences between Accessible Design and Universal Design. The marketplace and ROI for this is enormous [...]
