MICHAEL BURNS, OTA
Medical Practice at Severson Dr, Madison, WI

License number

Wisconsin 4581-27

Professional information

Experienced Cota, Manager And Account Representative

Position:

Owner/COTA at Accessibility Plus

Location:

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Industry:

Health, Wellness and Fitness

Work:

Accessibility Plus - Madison, Wisconsin Area - Owner/COTA Independent Living May 2007 - Dec 2011 - Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) Schweiger Furniture - Jefferson, WI 2003 - 2004 - Department Manager McCormick Lumber - Madison, WI 2000 - 2003 - Yard Foreman Swanson Vending - Madison, Wisconsin Area 1998 - 2000 - Account Representative Canteen Vending - Madison, Wisconsin Area 1996 - 1998 - Assistant Manager

Education:

Madison Area Technical College 2004 - 2007
Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) Program Madison Area Technical College 1983 - 1985
Diesel and Heavy Equipment Mechanic Program Major

Manager

Position:

COTA home modificationf for the elderly and dissabled at Independent Living, Inc.

Location:

Madison, Wisconsin Area

Industry:

Individual & Family Services

Work:

Independent Living, Inc. - COTA home modificationf for the elderly and dissabled

Safety Dead-Bolt Lock

US Patent:

4575141, Mar 11, 1986

Filed:

Nov 7, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/549301

Inventors:

Michael P. Burns - Madison WI

International Classification:

E05C 1300

US Classification:

2923363

Abstract:

A safety dead-bolt lock adapted to be mounted on a door. The safety dead-bolt lock has a bolt and a rotatable bolt activator. A safety knob is adapted to rotate the bolt activator and thus extend and withdraw the bolt. The safety knob has a rotatable member engaged with the bolt activator and a stationary member adapted to be fixed to the door. A disengageable interlocking mechanism is adapted to prevent rotation of the rotatable member relative to the stationary member. Depressable tabs mounted in the rotatable member disengage the interlocking mechanism when depressed, allowing the rotatable member to be turned to withdraw and extend the bolt. The tabs are in such an arrangement and are so oriented that they are conveniently presented toward the hand of a user located on the side of the door on which the stationary member is mounted, but the hand of a person reaching from the other side of the door cannot readily assume the position necessary to depress the tabs.