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In Accessible Technology, Blindness, Blindness and wayfinding Posted Which monitor should I buy – Bigger is better, right? – CNIB Blog OPC Inc recommends as important read
Which monitor should I buy – Bigger is better, right? – CNIB Blog.
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In accommodation, Disability Management, Ergonomics Posted WorldatWork Doug Kube Article Improving Disability Management; Recommended read by JESleeth OPC Inc.
Improving Disability Management: Understanding the True Determinants of Work Disability to Create Healthy, Productive Workplaces By Douglas J. Kube, CHSC, EP, OHS-A, Seneca College of Applied [...]
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In accessible design, AODA, AODA Act Posted Meeting Ontario’s AODA requirements: Accessible conferences and events checklist – Corporate Meetings Network Magazine
Meeting Ontario’s AODA requirements: Accessible conferences and events checklist – Corporate Meetings Network.
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In Accessibility in Ontario, Back Pain, Sit to stand Workstations, Sitting is the new smoking, standing in office, standing workstations Posted Beware "ergonomic" firms who oversell "ergonomic" furniture including Sit to Stand Workstations says OPC Inc.
1. OPC Inc conducted a QUALITATIVE ERGONOMIC CLIENT Study following our Client’s move to their new building located in Toronto ON. For the purposes of this qualitative study we reviewed the [...]
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In accessible design, Ergonomics, Ergonomics in Design, Ergonomics in office design, Open Office Concepts, Open Office Design, open offices, Optimal Performance Posted OPC Inc. conducts on-going Qualitative Research about Open Office Design's costly losses
OPC Inc. conducts on-going Qualitative Research about Open Office Design’s costly losses As part of OPC Inc’s ongoing qualitative research regarding office design, we undertook this [...]
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In accessibility, Accessibility in Ontario, Accessible, accessible design, Accessible Technology Posted Do 65% of employers in Ontario not care about hiring or keeping employees with disabilities?
65% of employers in Ontario as of this week are NOT compliant with the basic Customer Service Standards of the AODA. Does this send a very strong message to PwD that 65% of employers and/or [...]
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In accessibility, Accessibility in Ontario, Accessible, accessible design Posted Mayo Moran's review of the AODA by First Reference Forget Compliance Look at the Business Case
Source: blog.firstreference.com 65% of companies in Ontario are NOT compliant with the basic CSS Phase 1 of the AODA Act. This means PwD + aging populations in Canada cannot access the workplace [...]
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In ergonomic design, Ergonomics, evidence in ergonomics, Sit to stand Workstations, standing workstations Posted Why Symptoms of MSI get worse when employee's don't receive what they think they need……
Good morning Manager We reviewed the ergonomic report generated by OPC when you first mentioned EE’s self reported increase in symptoms despite the fact the evidence indicates this will [...]
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In accessibility, Accessibility in Ontario, Accessible, accessible design, ADA, Anthropometrics & Design, AODA, AODA Act, AODA Consultants;, AODA Experts, Build Code Posted Classic Displays: OPC's Accessibility team reviewed Seating and Benches & Approves!
Classic Displays: Increase Accessibility with Accessible Seating via Classic Displays: Increase Accessibility with Accessible Seating. As part of the new IASR under the AODA for Ontario Public [...]
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In Accessibility in Ontario, Accessible, accessible design, Accessible Technology Posted RESNA, ISO and ANSI Standards for Wheelchairs and other Assistive Devices from OPC Inc's AODA experts
Assistive Device Standards for Wheelchairs RESNA, Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America. RESNA members promote the exchange of ideas and information for [...]