
Professional Access Auditor

Why have a Premises Access Audit?
There are various reasons why it is important to have a Premises Access Audit done for your business.
- To ensure that services provided to customers with disabilities meet the standards set by the Equality Act 2010, BS8300, and the Building Regulations.
- It is a proactive step in complying by responding with action to accessibility barriers and developing solutions to prevent discriminatory practices and potential lawsuits.
- It can help optimise the management and organisation of a building’s services to achieve maximum accessibility.
- It informs the development of an Access Action Plan, facilitating the incorporation of reasonable adjustments into future refurbishments, maintenance, and budget planning.
- It can aid in securing consent for building alterations, extensions, and new constructions that comply with Part M of the Building Regulations.
Having all the potential issues identified
in order to advise on reasonable adjustments to action, before there is an issue, substantially reduces the accessibility barrier potential visitors/clients might experience and will reduce the adverse impact risk to your business from:
- Potential unforeseen problems of accessing your premises safely by those with mobility or other disability issues.
- Preventing problems with negative feedback posted on social media by those trying to access services and facilities.
- Preventing enforcement action from statutory authorities.