Accessibility of goods, services and facilities

Question 1 Yes No Don't know  

Is at least part of any front desk or reception area at a height that can be used by a person using a wheelchair or someone of short stature?

Question 2 Yes No Don't know  

If customers or clients may have to wait in a reception area for some time is there seating that can be used by people with disability such as arthritis?

Question 3 Yes No Don't know  

If there are any tables, cubicles, water coolers, telephones, computers, ticketing machines or other facilities, is at least one of each kind at a height that would be accessible to people using a wheelchair?

Question 4 Yes No Don't know  

If there is a system for queuing or notification of service, is it clearly identifiable and accessible to all clients? For example, a queuing system that simply flashes up a number without an auditory announcement would not be useful for customers with a vision impairment.

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If there is a public announcement system, is it supplemented with visual displays such as captioning or scroll bars of information and assistive listening systems (ALS) such as a hearing loop?

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If there is a hearing loop, is there signage to inform the public of its availability?

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If there are changing rooms is at least one large enough to be used by a person using a wheelchair or walking frame?

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Is there good lighting to assist people with a vision impairment to follow the safest pathway and to assist with communication, for example for people who might lip read?

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If facilities such as telephones, computers or transaction machines are made available to the public can they be used by all clients including those with a vision impairment or hearing impairment? For example, a person who is deaf of hard of hearing may need a volume control on a telephone.

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Are controls and switches at an accessible or reachable height for everyone including people using wheelchairs?

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Are staff trained to provide appropriate assistance and non-discriminatory service? For example, are they aware of the appropriate way to offer assistance to a person with a vision impairment?

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Do staff know when and how to provide sign language interpreters for clients who communicate using Auslan (Australian Sign Language)?

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Do staff know how to access a TTY (telephone typewriter) and the National Relay Service for people who are deaf, have hearing loss or have a speech impairment?

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Do all your contact details on your web site and publications include a TTY (telephone typewriter) or e-mail contact for people who are deaf or hard of hearing or have a speech impairment?

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Is information provided to clients available in a range of formats such as electronic, large print or Braille on request and do staff know how to access alternative formats when required?

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Is public information on your organisation's web site accessible to all users and compliant with web accessibility guidelines?

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Is there an emergency evacuation procedure in place that addresses the needs of people with disability?

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Have you completed the evacuation and emergency checklist available on this web site?