Keep up to speed with disability access requirements
Bsria will be launching a three day industry course: Disability Access Legislation & Surveys to ensure compliance with the DAA (Disability Access Audit).
The audit is evaluation of a building or service and its accessibility to disabled people.
The course will give delegates an overall understanding of the laws and legislation surrounding DAA. Delegates will undertake a tutored Disabilities Access Audit under the guidance of a course lecturer.
The course will take place at Bsria Bracknell.
Mike Lee, Bsria training manager (pictured), said: “This is another course in BSRIA’s 2018 suite of training designed to be a hands-on interactive learning experience, rather than simply ‘chalk and talk’."
A practical on site review will cover: barriers to disability including: car parks, access routes and external ramps and stairs, entrances, receptions, toilets and changing facilities. Fixtures, furnishings, equipment and lighting are all on the agenda.”
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