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Access for All ~ Access Audit

What is an Access Audit?

An audit is an assessment of a building, which compares the existing building against predefined criteria. The criteria used by the Access Audit Team include: 

Approved Document M (Part M of the Building Regulations) 

British Standard 8300 (BS8300) 

Department for Transport document Guidance on the Use of Tactile Paving Surfaces 

JMU document Sign Design Guide 

During the Access Audit, the auditor will walk around the building, visiting all the areas which are accessible to the public, i.e. starting at the boundary of the site and the car park, through the main entrance to Reception, and so on, and will note possible obstructions to access (for example, steps without a ramp, narrow doorways, poor lighting etc.). 

Why do I need an access audit? 

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 gives disabled people the legal right to have the same access to goods and services as non-disabled people. The first step to improving access to your services is an access audit. The access audit will help to identify potential barriers to access, and will make suggestions how these barriers can be overcome.