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Home	The DDA requires that compliance to the Disability Discrimination Act should be by 'Reasonable Adjustment' Access All Areas are experts in this field. With the assistance of our highly skilled disabled DDA access auditor we feel we are unique in offering DDA access audits that find an even balance between the required regulations and your needs, as well as the important addition of common sense 'Reasonable Adjustment' We do not believe in making costly unnecessary recommendations in our access statement for you to gain compliance to the DDA. Access All Areas is receiving requests to re-audit many buildings undertaken by various companies that have simply not applied 'Reasonable Adjustment' We believe our Client List is a statement of our high quality services. The Code of Practice states that what is reasonable will vary according to: The type of service being provided. The nature of the service provider and its size and resources. How the person’s disability affects them in that context. Supplying the service by other reasonable means, such as home visiting etc. Examples
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One small church recently contacted us after receiving a DDA access audit report statement with recommendations totalling £30-000. This included removing & replacing all the church pews with removable seating to make way for wheelchair users. We simply recommended removing one pew to make room for two wheelchairs after investigations showed that the church had a weekly congregation of TWELVE! ('Reasonable Adjustment' in action') Another recommendation was a costly ramp to gain entry up the front steps into the church. Upon investigation we discovered a level entrance at the rear of the church. Clear signage directing those unable to manage the steps giving directions to the rear of the church was recommended at minimum cost. ('Reasonable Adjustment' in action')
A very important issue about 'Reasonable Adjustment' is timescales of work to be undertaken. We take into account your available finances and mostly suggest you undertake the improvements within your own regular building maintenance periods. Any areas of Health & Safety are judged on there severity. The important fact is that you have a DDA access audit report completed showing you have recognised the non compliance of your building/service and you are working on a scheduled implementation of access improvements designed to meet your individual finances.
We were recently requested to take over the DDA access audit of a 15 storey building in central London after part of the previous auditors recommendations included the immediate replacement of 85 doors that had high vision panels. We simple requested the correction of panels in the busiest areas to be undertaken at their next maintenance period, with the remainder over a five year period. 20 doors were excluded from correction due to being in non public and non working areas. ('Reasonable Adjustment' in action')
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