EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Access routes and external pathways Access to the building is feasiably served by both pedestrian and vehicle access. There are two entrance gates.Signages and Tactile guiding tiles are not present. Fig. : Entrance No. 2 3. ACCESSIBLE ROUTE No. Question Answers Remarks/recommendations Yes No 3.a An accessible route connects the entrance gate, parking, alighting point all other external facilities with the accessible entrance Yes 3.b The accessible path is: Minimally 1200mm wide Yes The surface of the pathway must be firm non-slip and preferably covered Yes There should not be a gradient of more than 1:12 or a cross slope of 1:50 in the pathway Yes If free of any barriers or obstacles. Grating if any is perpendicular to the direction of the path Yes Has a kerbramp in case there are and level changes between the traffic lane and the accessible path. No Has tactile guiding path including directional, hazard warning and No
There is no use of only touch panels for lift controls in the lift as also at the floor level _ _ Door opening/closing time is at least 30 seconds _ _ The floor finish of the car is non-slippery. The walls of the car are non-reflective? _ _ There are handrails on both the sidewalls and the rear wall of the lift car? (refer to the section on handrails) _ _ A rear mirror is present in the car? _ _ There is no level difference between the landing and the lift? _ Horizontal gap if any between the lift and the landing, is no more than 12 mm? - - There is a landing 1500 mm x 1500mm in front of the lift? _ _ There is signage directing to the accessible lift? _ _ The control panel has buttons and not a touch panel _ _ There is floor number and floor directory signage on the lift lobby which is visible from all lift cars? _ _ The Emergency information given inside the lift car is mounted at eye level and is in accessible format (Braiille / font size). _ _ The lift has a live attendant when required and at all times for public buildings with a heavy footfall. _ _
9.c If there is no lift and it is required then identify a space for it. - - 10.d There is adequate landing space on top and bottom of the escalator and passenger converyer for safe alighting and getting off. _ _ 10.e Each step edge in the escalator has a colour contrasted band. _ _ 10.f There are colour contrasted moving handrails provided on both sides of the escalator and passenger conveyer. _ _ 10.g There is an audio indicator indicating moving up or down or moving forward with the escalator or passenger conveyer respectively. _ _ 10.f There is a alternate accessible route where escalators or passenger conveyers are provided _ _ 10.h In case of emergency, the stop button of the escalator should be easy to reach and clearly indicated at the landings _ _
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 centreline distance of 320 m-200mm from the WC seat? - - A wash basin is installed at a distance of at least 400mm from the side wall. - - The top-edge of the wash is between the height of 800mm and 840mm from the floor level? - - There is clear knee space of at least 750mm height x 750mm width x 200mm depth under the wash basin, with additional toe-space of 300mm height x 750mm width x 230mm depth - - The wash basin has automatic or lever type faucets - -
The refuge area has minimally a 900 mm x 1200mm space for parking a wheelchair - - Are there smoke barriers around the refuge area that can hold the smoke for at least one hour? - - 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 ? - No 18. COMMON BUILDING ELEMENTS
lobby Stairs Ramp Handrail Elevator/lift Escalator and passenger conveyers Corridors Door and doorways Accessible toilet Cafeteria Drinking water facility Control and operating mechanism Signage Emergency evacuation Color contrast Flooring 4 1 1 NA NA 3 3 1 NA 3 2 4 1 NA 4 LOW HIGHEST HIGHEST NA NA MODERATE MODERATE HIGHEST NA MODERATE HIGH LOW HIGHEST NA LOW