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Parking signs: identifier

Signs should be placed in front of the parking space vertically on a column that is different from the color of the surrounding environment.

Signs must be included on the international code of access.

Avoid placing signs on building facades, walls, or fences.

Adhere to the sizes and dimensions of the signage and the column contained in the simplified guide.

Not applicable

Parking lots:

Parking should be accessible so that they are near the main facility entrance.

The position space must be appropriate (the length of the position is proportional to its width) according to the requirements in the simplified guide.

Access lanes on both sides of the parking lot and on the rear to extend over the entire parking space.

Adherence to the sizes and dimensions of access corridors as stated in the simplified guide.

The international access code must be placed on the floor of the parking lots with a white border and a blue background.

Adherence to the sizes and dimensions of ground markings as contained in the simplified guide.

The number of parking lots for people with disabilities must be commensurate with the total number of parking available.

Not applicable

The slopes:

The slope surface must be stable, non-slip and barrier-free.

The slope mile ratio should be appropriate

The width of the slope should be appropriate

Protective railing should be placed on both sides of the slope.

Is there a warning surface on the ground and contrast strips on the slope

On long slopes, length of the slope should not exceed 9m, with intermidate stands

Not applicable

Handrails:

The double-histing handrail (uper and down) must be suitable for all users in sizes and dimensions.

Is the handrail handle non-slip and free of any sharp elements, and it must be completely installed so that it is not jointed or fragmented?

Is the handrail securely fixed and unable to move or shake?

Is the diameter of the handrail grip suitable?

Is there a free space provided between the handrail and the wall?

Is the color of the handrail different from the color of the walls and the surrounding environment?

Not applicable

Internal and external stairs (stairs):

Have visual and sensory cues been integrated into the stairs to warn people with visual impairment of the presence of stairs?

Does the staircase include warning surfaces at the bottom and top of the staircase, and should they be over the entire width of the staircase?

Has the staircase been designed in a proportional way so that the upright step and the sleeper are regular and with the sizes and dimensions mentioned in the simplified guide?

Are the stair flange sizes and dimensions proportional?

A double handrail must be installed on both sides of the stairs in the sizes and dimensions contained in the simplified guide.

Not applicable

Reception, information and service offices:

Are the reception and information desks on an easily accessible road?

Is there free space with appropriate dimensions in the easily accessible sections of the reception, information and service desks?

Is there at least one accessible department that serves people with disabilities?

Is the table height in the easy-access sections appropriate, as well as the depth under the table?

Have methods and systems been provided to identify the location of the reception desk to serve people with visual impairment, such as floor paths or audible indicators?

Not applicable

Working environment:

Are employee offices for persons with disabilities accessible?

Are the work environment and corridors free of obstacles?

Is the height of the office table and the depth under the table appropriate and is the bottom of the table free of obstructions?

Are the offices of employees with hearing disabilities or hard of hearing provided with visual support devices that operate with lighting or vibration?

Is the path leading to the offices of employees with visual disabilities or visually impaired provided with paths and ground warning points, and is there Braille literature?

Not applicable

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