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Name: Score:107 Multiple choic e questions
Definition
physical are often visibl e, learning disabil ity or ment al heal th are hidden
Communic ation disabil ities
Informa tion or communic ations barrier s
Physical disabil ities
Visibl e vs. invisibl e disabil ities1 of 107
Term
Wall mount ed Signa ge Heights
Role of RHF AC professional : work with the owner and design team to ensure that all
requirement s related to accessibil ity are accurately reflected
ideally, help to write any relevant specific ations
phase wher e a pre-construction r ating is recommende d
Excel document to captur e and r eview the initial results of a rating prior to entr y into the
RHFAC registry
Role of RHF AC professional : Once the buil ding r eceives an occupancy permit , the client
can appl y for an Existing Site rating b ased on the RHF AC rating s ystem
shoul d be ins talled with their centreline at 1500 mm high
tactile mark ings shoul d be l ocated bet ween 1200 and 1500 mm high above the finishe d
floor2 of 107 Term
Specifica tions
measure the l evel of meaningful access of a site and consis ts of, 1, on-sit e visit or review of
pre-construction drawings and 2. Submission of the r ating on the RHF AC registry
Role of RHF AC professional : maint ain communic ation with the commissioning agent to
ensure any specific r equirement s and design r elated to accessibil ity are incl uded and
tested as part of the commissioning pl an
precise descriptions of product s, ma terial s, standar ds, e quipment , services, construction
systems, construction metho ds and pr ocesses, and workmanship ."The y include not es,
descriptions, finishe s and ma terial attribut es.
contains minimal detail. It is typic ally a preliminar y drawing and is used to:
• Provide orient ation
• Identify potential issues regar ding circulation, etc.
• Develop a design criteria manual for the client3 of 107
Definition
set of non-enf orceabl e requir ements or guidel ines that are typical ly set by different agencies and
organiz ations
CSA is an exampl e
Standar ds
Guidel ines
Accessibil ity
Specific ations4 of 107 Term
Principl e 6: Low Physical Effort
impact speaking or under standing spok en langua ge, can overlap with other challenge s
such as learning difficul ties, cognitiv e challenge s, or an aspect of autism spectrum
disorders, ment al health-related problems, or hearing-r elated conditions
The design can be u sed efficientl y and comfortably and with a minimum of fatigue .
Design guidel ines:
• Allows users to maint ain a neutr al body position
• Uses reasonabl e oper ating forces
• Minimiz es repetitiv e actions
• Minimiz es sustained phy sical effort
• Dimensions and definition of areas within a physical space. Very large or
smal l, uns tructur ed, or poorl y defined spaces could incr ease anxiety or
claustrophobia .
• Planning to provide at least one clearly mark ed exit from e ach defined
space.
• Reducing e xcessive stimul i, such as noise , vibrations and distracting visual
aspect s.
Appropria te siz e and sp ace is provided for appr oach, reach, manipul ation and u se,
regar dless of user's body size, posture or mobil ity.
Design guidel ines:
• Provides a clear line of sight to import ant element s for any seated or standing u ser
• Mak es reach to all component s comfortable for any seated or standing u ser
• Accommo dates variations in hand siz e and grip size
• Provides adequate space for the u se of assis tive devices or personal assis tance5 of 107 Term
Turning Space
includes black and white phot os of tiles, furnitur e, etc. It can be u sed to view tile patterns
and identify contrasts as well as view type s of furnitur e and chair s.
minimum turning sp ace required to perf orm a compl ete 360-degr ee turn is 1700 mm
diamet er
shoul d identify next steps to guide accessibil ity impr ovement s of a Site
final percentage score on the r ating s corecard calculated by the total earne d point s
divide d by the available point s, determine s certific ation l evel awarded6 of 107
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