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Parking Bay Allocation
Older buildings must have at least 10% of their bays allocated to the disabled, new buildings must have a 20% allocation |
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Evacuation Chairs
It is recommended that evacuation chairs are on site to aid in the evacuation of a disabled person |
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Induction Loops
You are required to cater for the hearing impaired. Induction loops help by removing unwanted background noise picked up by hearing aids |
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Corridors and Walkways
Walkways need to be clear enough and wide enough for a wheelchair
to pass through |
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Raising Attention
Can disabled visitors get your attention when they arrive? What if they
get into trouble on site? |
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Employee Training
Are your employees educated on the etiquette and language that is required when interacting with people with disabilities? |
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Level Access
Do you need to fit ramps where there are steps to ensure easy access for disabled visitors? |
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Safety Signs
Do you cater for all disabilities, including wheelchair users, the visually impaired and hearing impaired? |
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Disabled Parking
& Access Signs
Clearly mark your disabled parking and access areas with
these durable steel signs |
Evacuation Chair
Folds flat for easy storage, this chair is designed for use on stairs in the case of emergency |
Induction Loops
Remove unwanted background noise without
compromising on conversation confidentiality |
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Access Awareness Signs
Ensure staff and
visitors keep
designated areas clear
of obstruction, allowing safer access for those wheelchair bound or visually impaired |
Tactile Braille Safety Signs
Provides information
in Braille as well as raised letters and pictograms giving confirmation to the visually impaired of
the immediate environment |
Disability Discrimination
Act DVD
Highlights general access requirements, disabled parking, movement between
and around buildings and much much
more! |
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Portable Access Ramps
Avoid breaking the law by ensuring easy access for the disabled to your premises and services |
Fire Exit Signs
for the Disabled
Use these signs to make it clear that all your exit routes and refuge areas are
suitable for use by
the disabled |
Touch Glass Doorbell
Providing an easy, discreet way for your disabled visitors to
alert staff that assistance is required |
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