Access Unlimited - Accessibility - The Disability Discriminations Act


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Access Unlimited - helping you meet the Disability Discriminations Act 1995

Access audits tailored to suit your business
Professional planning checking for Part M
Professional help on the Disability Discrimination Act 1995
Underwriting the Disability Equality Duty
Writing of Disability Equality Schemes
Professional guidance on understanding Inclusive Design
Building and writing of Access Component in Design and Access Statements
Writing and building Means of Escape, Personal Evacuation and Egress Policies
Full and part Disability Equality Training for all staff
Customer care understanding of Disability Equality issues, implementation of training of awareness and adoption of reception and point of contact protocol
Guidance on Landlords and Tenants Duties and Occupiers Liability towards DDA 1995
Guidance on change management theory to enhance your business
Mentoring and training in Inclusive Design

Consultancy services:

Approved Document M of Building Regulations 2004
British Standard 8300 - 2009
Buildings Bulletins 77 - 93
Health Building Note 00 - 02
Tactile surfaces
Colour and Contrast
Development of Accessible Play Space
Inclusive Design in the Public Realm
Easy Access in Historic Landscapes
Inclusive Design within Sport
Access to Churches

Clients include:

Essex Police
Essex County Council
Chelmsford City Melbourne Stadium
Southend University Hospital
Hylands House Grade 1 listed
Oaklands House Grade 2 listed
Chelmsford Cathedral
Thurrock Social Services
Anglia Ruskin University
Co Op Quadrant Department Store
Southend and Chelmsford Citizens Advice Bureaus
Riverside Ice and Leisure Sports Centre

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The advice on this site can be used as a guide for user friendly considerations, however its use for compliance to the DDA 1995, does not give immunity from legal obligations set out in the Codes of Practice British Standards or Building Regulations.