Bus Stop Positioned Up-stream of Traffic Flow

 

How much do Accountants, Engineers & Carpenters have in common?

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Bus stop positioned up stream of traffic flow

 
 

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If an accountant was to place a decimal point in the wrong place, the equation would have a very different result.

If an engineer was to misinterpret the computations of a material the performance could have a devastating affect.

If a carpenter decides to place a door handle higher than what the human body can reach then the the access may not be possible.

Your professional work matters.

I’m acknowledging the work that people do and the value of their contribution to the part of the process, system, or industry, that they make an investment in today for us ALL tomorrow.

Whilst we might be physical and mentally okay today, next week we might have to rely upon the work of the accountant, the engineer, and the builder.

Their professionalism in their work and our trust in their practice is what helps us to live in a society where we care about each other and we value our citizens.

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This video journal reviews a Bus Stop waiting platform and its accessibility. So much has gone amiss. Perhaps because of the absence of valuing the skills and expertise required to get it right for ALL persons.

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Location: Seymour, Victoria

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Dean Homicki from Stæbl Academy.

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Dean Homicki

Dean Homicki is currently the CEO & Learning Designer for Stæbl Academy. He is a multidisciplinary creator, entrepreneur and business builder with over 30 years of hands-on experience in the architectural, construction and mobility related industries within the built environment. Dean is a pioneer of disability access products, particularly Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSIs), and other mobility systems, of their design, commercialisation and education. A writer, inventor and advocate for practical mobility, orientation and access for all persons, you can learn more about Dean Homicki and his businesses at deanhomicki.design

https://deanhomicki.design
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