How to Prepare or Review a Disability Access Certificate Application (incorporating Part M 2010) – Two Day Course
About the Programme
This programme introduces participants to the key principles of Universal Access and Universal Design to ensure all aspects of the built environment is accessible. A practically-focused workshop setting allows participants to gain an understanding of the latest best practice design criteria.
Day two of the course aims to build on participants’ existing knowledge of Part M 2010 and equip them with the skills to prepare or review a Disability Access Certificates Application.
Aim
The aim of this course is to equip participants with an understanding of the concept of Universal Access and Universal Design in the built and external environment. The content is particularly beneficial to access officers, planners, architects, area engineers, health and safety officers and facilities managers.
Cost / Location / Points
€675 / Guinness Enterprise Centre, Dublin 8 / 12 Points
Key Outcomes
Participants who successfully complete this course will:
- Understand the concepts of Universal Accessibility and Universal Design;
- Explore the key design criteria for an accessible building and its surroundings;
- Understand the key amendments of Part M 2010, with increased awareness of the implications of TGD M 2010 on the design of new buildings, extensions, material alterations and certain material changes of use;
- Strengthen their knowledge of the Disability Act 2005, Part M of the Building Regulations, Building Control Act 2007 and other relevant legislation and their understanding of an accessible design process;
- Appreciate the key role of management in maintaining built environment accessibility;
- Learn the key requirements and criteria to develop a Disability Access Certificate;
- Explore opportunities for disability proofing the planning and design processes;
- Develop a route appraisal checklist including identifying barriers and solutions;
- Reflect on learning from best practice case studies; and
- Be equipped to negotiate with stakeholders for the implementation of ongoing and future work.
To book your place on this course, please contact us.
