2. THE REGULATORY "HARD STOP": UNPERMITTED INSTALLATION
This is an industrial-scale server deployment in a Classroom/Office
environment—not a machine shop. A forensic audit of 317 municipal
records confirms this equipment was installed without permits,
violating NFPA 75/76 standards. This site is currently under active
investigation by the City of Burnaby Building Permit Supervisor.
Labeling an illegal, unpermitted fire hazard as "safe" is a breach of
professional and regulatory duty.

3. THE CONFIGURATION "CATCH-22" (STAGED ASSEMBLY) My
acute acoustic trauma on January 25 occurred because the
equipment was operated in a broken state with a missing side
panel, allowing raw mechanical noise to reflect off the window
directly into my left ear. This report is now trapped in a forensic
"Catch-22":

- SCENARIO A (Tested with panels ON): The employer presented
a staged environment. A "sealed" machine does not represent
the unshielded state that injured me.

- SCENARIO B (Tested with panels OFF): You have professionally
certified an unshielded, broken, and unpermitted machine as
"safe" for a classroom environment.

4. MISREPRESENTATION OF CLINICAL TRAUMA The employer and
the Board have framed an acute physical injury as a "subjective
distraction." They have withheld the clinical reality: 5 Emergency
Room visits, a documented 10dB asymmetric hearing drop, and
clinical Tonic Tensor Tympani Syndrome (TTTS). Relying on A-
weighted averages to "smooth over" a localized trauma is
scientifically dishonest.

NOTICE OF LIABILITY: WorkSafeBC is currently using a report based
on a staged environment to deny medical care and wages to an

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