Remember when education gurus experimented with open classrooms? I was one of thousands of products of that not so brilliant, failed experiment. Cognitive experts and brain imaging studies [...]
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 4,300 [...]
There is a lot of “noise” these days in the world of Ergonomics about the need to use Sit to Stand workstations including the use of Portable Stands (see photo). At Optimal [...]
There is a lot of “noise” these days in the world of Ergonomics about the need to use Sit to Stand workstations including the use of Portable Stands (see photo). At Optimal [...]
Impact of implementing the Washington State erg… [Am J Ind Med. 2009] – PubMed – NCBI. Interesting result which is measureable and sustainable when employers put formal [...]
Ergonomics Canada 2013- Improving Medical Device Usability. Most employers assume when they hear the term “ergonomics” that this is just limited to office ergonomics and [...]
Jane Sleeth & the team at Optimal Performance respond in Linked In regarding “does the Ministry of Labour for Ontario have Ergonomic Standards in place? Quick Answer – for over 23 [...]
BIFMA updates its ergonomics guideline From www.reminetwork.com – August 12, 11:58 AM The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) recently revised its 2002 [...]
On the topic of Human Factors/Cognitive Ergonomics; Guidelines on Visual Manual Distraction when Driving. Many people do not know that Ergonomics has a subspeciality called Human Factors or [...]
1. One recommended style for pulls on file drawers will always allow for a Power Grip to occur whereby all fingers are used and there is clearance between the handle and the back of the drawer [...]
