Webinar series
This three-part webinar series will introduce and orient individuals to the new CSA D500:20, Ergonomic design for ambulances and related equipment standard.
Paramedics play an integral role in primary health care, and face many musculoskeletal (and other) injury risks in the process. This new standard will help support and improve paramedic health and performance by strengthening the use and application of ergonomic principles into ambulance design.
Other webinars in this series
In this webinar
The third webinar in this series will focus more broadly on lessons learned from the lens of an ergonomist. Ergonomic principles are most effective when considered proactively, at the earliest stages of design. Examples and vignettes will be discussed regarding the necessity of gauging ergonomics knowledge among the technical committee, dealing with anthropometry and considering how to integrate ergonomic principles to improve design without restricting creativity and innovation.
About the presenter
Webinar resources
Recording and slides
Webinar
recording
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Ambulance2020
Webinar slide presentation (PDF)
Animated video
Introducing the CSA D500:20 Ergonomic Design for Ambulances and Related Equipment Standard (Video)
Infographics
User Centred Design: The Design of Ambulances and Related Equipment (PDF)
Ergonomic Design: General Patient Compartment and Driver Cabin Ergonomic Design (PDF)
Ergonomic Design: Driver Cabin Requirements (PDF)
Ergonomic Design: Patient Compartment (PDF)
Ergonomic Design: Workspace Layout, Placement and Accessibility (PDF)
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CSA D500:20 Ergonomic Design for Ambulances and Related Equipment Standard
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