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BLIND-ASSIST LABELING TEMPLATE 2025

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The document outlines the design and development of a labeling template created by 'Team Better Way' at Ohio University to assist a blind mailroom employee in positioning labels on mass mailings. The new template simplifies the setup process, reducing the time required from 100 seconds to 30 seconds and allowing for easier use by other disabled employees. The design focuses on ergonomic improvements, safety, and ease of use, ultimately enhancing productivity and job satisfaction for users.

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Begin by locating a pre-labeled piece of mail and position it in the raised corner of the jig. This is crucial for accurate labeling.
Adjust the horizontal position using the knob on the right side until the template aligns correctly with the mail.
Loosen the thumb screws on the slider to adjust vertically, ensuring that it fits snugly against the label's position. Retighten once set.
Finally, use the thin plastic tab as a guide to place labels accurately on each piece of mail, ensuring consistency across your batch.

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