John Salmen, AIA Andrew Yarrish, AIA www.
Outline of Program 1. Tools 2. Accessibility Checklists 3. Measurement Questions will be taken throughout 2
Objectives Become familiar with measuring techniques Be consistent in surveying elements Be consistent in survey documentation 3
DOJ Info http://www.ada.gov/toolstec.pdf 4
Tools Tape Measure Digital Slopemeter Pressure Gauge Camera 5
Tape Measure Measurements will be taken to the closest 1/8 of an inch. 6
Slopemeter Calibrate before every survey and if dropped. Take readings as a %. 7
Pressure Gauge The plunger has two scales: pounds and kilograms. Use the pounds scale. Read the edge of the O-ring closer to the zero end of the scale to find the amount of force. 8
Camera A (good) picture is worth a thousand words. 9
Taking Pictures Is enough shown to present a correct perspective? 10
Actual Condition Shows Offsets 11
Taking Pictures 12
Outline of Program 1. Tools 2. Accessibility Checklists 3. Measurement Questions will be taken throughout 13
PNC Accessibility Checklist Accessibility Checklists US Department of Justice Website ADA.gov Voting Stations http://www.ada.gov/votingchecklist.htm Lodging Facilities http://www.ada.gov/lodgesur.htm Emergency Shelters http://www.ada.gov/pcatoolkit/chap7shelter chk.htm 14
Take the Standards with You 10 Chapters 1. Application & Administration 2. Scoping Requirements 3. Building Blocks 4. Accessible Routes 5. General Site and Building Elements 6. Plumbing Elements and Facilities 7. Communication Elements and Facilities 8. Special Rooms, Spaces and Elements 9. Built-in Elements 10. Recreation Elements 15
Outline of Program 1. Tools 2. Accessibility Checklists 3. Measurement Questions will be taken throughout 16
Using the Accessibility Checklist Photos Yes/No Measurement Comment 17
Accessible Routes 18
Accessible Routes Accessible Entry to: Public Transit Stops Accessible Parking Public Right of Way Accessible Entry to Teller 24 hr ATM After Hours Drop Box Restrooms 19
Exterior Accessible Route Route from accessible parking Entry Door Route from public transit 20 Route from public right of way
Exterior Accessible Routes Clear widths Abrupt level changes Gaps Running and cross slopes 21
Measuring the Accessible Route 22
Slope of Exterior Accessible Route 23
Interior Accessible Routes & Elements Clear widths Running and cross slopes Abrupt level changes 24
Interior Accessible Route Accessible Route Primary Functions AR to the restrooms Restrooms 25
Measuring the Accessible Route 26
Curb Ramps Flush Transitions Running and Cross Slopes Landings Side Flares 27
Running Slope, Cross Slope and Landing 36 28
Curb Ramp Width 29
Curb Ramp Flares & Landings 406.3 Sides of Curb Ramps 30 406.4 Landings at Top of Curb Ramps
Parking Spaces & Aisles 502.2 Vehicle Parking Spaces 502.3 Parking Space Access Aisle 31
Parking Sign Height 32
Striping 33
Parking Stall Width 34
Parking Stall Slope 35
Ramp Slope 3 running slope measurements and 3 cross slope measurements Take the measurements down the center of the ramp. 30 Max 36
Handrails 505.7.2 Handrail Non- Circular Cross Section 37 505.10.1 Top and Bottom Handrail Extension at Ramps
Ramp Landings 405.7 Ramp Landings 38
Edge Protection Extended Floor or Ground Surface Edge Protection Curb or Barrier Edge Protection 39
Ramp Width 40
Doors Clear Width Hardware Automatic Opener Door Closer Closing Speed Closing Force Threshold Latch Door Maneuvering Clearance Pull Side Push Side 41
Door Clear Width 42
Door Hardware 43
Door Force & Closing Speed Door Force Unlatch the door Place plunger above or below the hardware Apply constant pressure Closing Speed Open door to 90 degrees Release door and count End count at 12 degrees from latch 44
Door Threshold 45 303.3 Beveled Change in Level
Maneuvering Clearances 46 404.2.4.1 Maneuvering Clearances at Manual Swinging Doors and Gates
Self Service Items 47 Dispenser Reach Range Clear Floor Space Reach Over an Obstacle Operable with a Closed Fist
Reach Range to Self Service Items 48
Self Service Items 49
Counters 50 Counter Height Clear Floor Space Slope Reach Over an Obstacle
Counters 51
Restroom 52 Door and Hardware ( Complete Door Form) Size Grab Bars Lavatory Knee and Toe Clearance Insulated Pipes Mirror Reach Range (Complete Operable Parts Form) Turning Space
Space at Water Closet 604.8.1.1 Size of Wheelchair Accessible Toilet Compartment 604.3.1 Size of Clearance at Water Closets 53
Grab Bars 604.5.1 Side Wall Grab Bar 604.5.2 Rear Wall Grab Bar 54
Grab Bars 55
Lavatory Knee Clearance 56
Knee & Toe Clearance 57
Insulated Pipes 58
Accessible Faucet Hardware 59
Mirror Height 60
Amenity Height & Control 61
Coat Hook Height Measure to top of hook 48 max 62
Coat Hook Height 63
Turning Space & Clear Floor Space 64
Completing the Survey Finalize the Survey Make sure every line is completed Number the pages Complete the Summary (Cover) Page Make sure the location information, date and your name is listed on every page. Re-orient and re-name your photographs 65