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The National Organization on Disability reports that there are tax credits up to $5000 available for businesses to purchase assistive technology and to become more accessible to workers with disabilities.
A slip on the wet ladder as he climbed with one arm loaded sent him plunging to the ground. The young farmer’s head narrowly missed hitting an auger, but his leg was badly broken. Now there is the problem of…
What will life be like for workers with disabilities in 2015? If they can do all this work, so can you! How do you finish these tasks?
In January, they will need to clean snow off the roof (without being able to climb). In February, they will need to…
Why Are So Many People With Disabilities Unemployed?
We often hear complaints about so many people “on disability” getting a government check. Below are some questions to ask about this. Perhaps you have your own questions to add…
Back spasms lead to arm amputations? A worker I recently met was being treated for a back impairment. One day while operating heavy machinery he had a severe back spasm which caused him to lose his balance and become…
This article will explore the use of powered door operators to make equipment or “garage” entrances to work places and outbuildings accessible to people with disabilities. There is no reason a person who can enter and exit their home with ease should be shut out of the workshop.
Proverbs 12:27 The slothful man roasteth not that which he took in hunting: but the substance of a diligent man is precious.
Home Medical Equipment Industry
Tradeshow and Conference!
October 20-24, 2014 Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA
Rome wasn’t built in a day. You clear land by cutting down one tree at a time. How do you decide what tool to modify when there are thousands of tools in the shop?
I love summer weather, but when there are multiple mornings with temperatures in the 40’s and frost alerts, I know fall is coming. I kick into high gear finishing all those projects can’t be done in ice and snow. If I prepare so diligently for the unavoidable cold weather that fall brings, can I take the warnings seriously about another fall that is preventable?