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  TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2014 How to make occupational health and safety training more effective: Findings from a field trial Dr. Ben Amick, Institute for Work & Health “In a recent [...]

New Accessibility Amendments to Ontario’s Building Code;  OPC Clients Take note On December 27, 2013, Ontario Regulation 368/13 was filed to amend the new 2012 Building Code, O.Reg. 332/12. The [...]

Happy New Year from the team at Optimal Performance Consultants to all of our clients and readers.   To get 2014 started the Ergonomic Team at OPC Inc would like to highlight the fact that people [...]

Here is OPC’s take on things.  Forget compliance, look at the business argument and be the first business in on this.   70% of businesses in Ontario have not complied with the CSS Phase of [...]

Mark I could not agree more re. Legislative Compliance versus the right thing to do from a corporate perspective. I also agree that 70% of all businesses as in all regulations will try to meet [...]

“The City of Vancouver is planning a new building bylaw that, for the first time in Canada, will require all new homes to be adaptable for seniors and people with disabilities. The city [...]

“The City of Vancouver is planning a new building bylaw that, for the first time in Canada, will require all new homes to be adaptable for seniors and people with disabilities. The city [...]

Costing information from the Public Consultation Documents re Proposed ABES (Accessible Built Environment Standards) with the Ontario Build Code “A number of recommendations were analyzed [...]

Great topic and all about ergonomic benefits here too. Optimal Performance Consultants Inc.

http://youtu.be/ibCkN0S_3Ns Rachel Singer of Rogers Connected interviews JESleeth of Optimal Performance about the Ergonomics of Tablet and Smart Phone Use. There is a growing trend for specific [...]