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Physical Accessibility Audit

Identify Barriers. Improve Accessibility. Enable Participation.

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For
Offices, campuses, public facilities
Method
On-site assessment
Output
Accessibility Audit Report

About the Service

Overview

Orange2Green provides Physical Accessibility Audit services to help organizations identify barriers that may prevent persons with disabilities from accessing and using their facilities.

The objective is to identify accessibility gaps and provide practical recommendations for creating a more accessible and inclusive environment.

Why It Matters

If people can't get in, they can't take part

A single step at an entrance, a narrow doorway or an unusable washroom can exclude employees, students and visitors. Many of these barriers go unnoticed until someone is affected. An audit finds them systematically, so you can fix what matters most first.

Areas We Assess

From the gate to the workstation

Entry & Exit

  • Building entrances
  • Ramps
  • Doorways
  • Thresholds

Movement

  • Corridors
  • Pathways
  • Staircases
  • Elevators / lifts

Facilities

  • Accessible toilets
  • Parking areas
  • Reception areas
  • Common & public access areas
  • Workplace facilities

Communication & Signage

  • Directional signage
  • Accessibility signage
  • Visual information

Audit Process

Six stages from site visit to roadmap

  1. 01

    Site Assessment

    On-site walk-through of the facility and its use.

  2. 02

    Accessibility Review

    Reviewing each area against accessibility requirements.

  3. 03

    Identify Barriers

    Recording barriers and gaps area by area.

  4. 04

    Documentation

    Observations documented with evidence where appropriate.

  5. 05

    Recommendations

    Practical, prioritized actions for each gap.

  6. 06

    Improvement Roadmap

    A sequenced plan your facilities team can act on.

Deliverable

Accessibility Audit Report

Every audit ends with a written report that your management and facilities teams can act on.

The report contains

  • Observations
  • Accessibility gaps
  • Photographic evidence where appropriate
  • Priority areas
  • Recommendations
  • Suggested improvement roadmap
Accessibility Audit ReportFindings register: sample format
AreaObservationPriorityRecommendation
Main entranceRaised threshold at the door, no rampHighProvide a ramp with handrails at a gentle gradient
Ground-floor washroomDoor too narrow for a wheelchairHighWiden doorway; add grab rails
Lobby signageLow-contrast text, no tactile cuesMediumHigh-contrast signs with tactile and pictogram support
Illustrative example showing how findings are recorded. Not from a real audit.

Benefits

Why audit before you renovate

Spend where it counts

Priorities help you budget improvements in a sensible order.

Evidence for decisions

A documented baseline for management, CSR and compliance discussions.

Real participation

Employees, students and visitors with disabilities can use your space independently.

Who It Is For

Suitable for

  • Corporate Offices
  • Educational Institutions
  • NGOs
  • Government Buildings
  • Healthcare Facilities
  • Training Centers
  • Public Spaces

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Share the facility type, location and size, and we'll get in touch to plan the audit.

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