No. Question Answers Remarks/recommendation Yes No 13.a Is there an accessible cubicle with dimensions 1750 mm x 2200 mm in the ladies and gents toilet block? No Is there a unisex accessible toilet in the building? - - 13.b If a unisex accessible toilet or an accessible cubicle are present then: - - Are they present on all floors of the building? - - Toilet door must be outward opening, double hinged or sliding type. - - The WC should be installed in a corner with centerline of the WC at a distance of 450mm to 500mm from the adjacent wall. The front edge of WC should project 750mm of/from the rear wall. - - There is a backrest for the WC? - - The seat height of the WC is 450mm? - - Lever type flush control is installed at a height of 1100mm from the floor surface, or on the transfer side of the WC? The force required to flush should be comfortable - - There is 800mm of clear transfer space next to the WC? - - A horizontal grab bar is installed on the adjacent wall, at a height of 200mm from the WC seat. - - A fold up grab bar is installed at a centerline distance of 320 m-200mm from the WC seat? - -
placement of utilities? Basin taps to be placed at the centre of the basin, Soap dispensers must be either at the immediate right or left side of the basin, Water jets on the right or left side of the WC, Flush must be either immediately behind the seat or at the centre. WC water tap must be either at the right or left of the WC. - - 13.g If an accessible toilet is not available then identify the space to provide for it. - - The existing toilet shall be made accessible. CAFETERIA The building does not have a cafeteria but a small pantry which provides snacks at their cabin it selves. No. Question Answers Remarks/recommendation Yes No 13.a The cafeteria has a step-free access? No There is adequate circulation space in the cafeteria? Tables allow easy wheelchair access and have a knee space of 750 mm under them? 13.b Floor is non-slip and without any heavy patterns? - - There is color contrast between the crockery, glassware and the table top? - - Cafeteria must have a mix of different kinds of cutlery and glassware to allow ease-of-use for people, based on their needs. (For instance, some - -
and availability of special services? 16.b Does the signage size comply with not less than 60 mm for doors,110 mm for corridors and 200 mm for external use? 16.c Are all visual signage in the facility provided with Braille and Tactile supplements? 16.d Wherever possible, are Audio signage provided along with Braille and Tactile signage? 16.e Are all Braille and tactile signage placed at between the height of 900 mm and 1500mm, with ideal location at 1050 mm above the finished floor level? - - 16.f If Braille and tactile signs are provided at a door, are the signs located alongside the door at the latch side? Where tactile signs are provided at double doors with one active leaf, are they located on the inactive leaf? Where tactile signs are provided at double doors with two active leafs, are the signs located at the right hand side of the door? - - 16.g Are the Braille specifications following the handbook specifications? - - 16.h Are Braille and Tactile floor plans provided, where they are available for use of public? - - 16.i Are all visual signage in the building using high color contrast (See corresponding section 18) 16.j Is there adequate illumination of visual signage? No 16.k Are there both visual and auditory substitutes for public address systems and LED Display board information in No
Is there an audio and visual two way communication system in the refuge area at the height of 1000mm? - - Does the Stairs next to the refuge are minimally 1200mm wide? - - 17.d Are evacuation plans prominently displayed on all floors? The evacuation plans and building maps are available in tactile Braille formats. - - Is the plan of right size and easy to read - - Have The accessible evacuation route and the refuge points been shown on the plan? - - Does The plan has ‘you are here’ point identified on it? - - Does The plan contrasts well with the background wall? - - 17.e Has the Staff been trained to assist persons with disabilities in evacuation? - - Are there evacuation chairs available? - - EVALUATION OF THE BUILDING Evaluation for Evaluation Rank and Criteria Symbol Priority for creating access
Information and communication 2 Inaccessible and unsatisfactory High External environment Alighting 2 Access route 1 Hazardous, Inaccessible and Unsatisfactory Highest 3 Parking 2 Inaccessible and unsatisfactory High 4 entrance to building 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Compliant Low Internal environment 1 Office entrance 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Compliant Low 2 . RECEPTION & LOBBY 3. Stairs 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Low
Compliant 4, Ramp 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Compliant Low 5. handrail 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Compliant Low 6. Elevator and lift 7. escalator and passenger conveyers 8. Corridors Unsatisfactory but acceptable Moderate 9. Door and doorways 4 Accessible and Acceptable - Access Code Compliant Low 10. Sanitary facilities 2 Inaccessible and unsatisfactory High 11. cafeteria 12. water facilities