DDA Signs
The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) is an important law that protects the rights of people with various disabilities. Part of the DDA orders that businesses incorporate ‘reasonable adjustments’ to their premises and ways of doing business to ensure equal treatment of all employees, customers and visitors. A vital part of conforming to the DDA involves the adequate and proper placement of dda signs around a business’ premises. The importance of Mandatory signs cannot be understated, and compliance is often necessary to adhere to many terms and conditions of insurance companies, business groups and councils.
The range of dda signs that a business needs to display can vary greatly depending on the type of business involved. Usually a variety of tactile and Braille signs are mandatory, and different councils have set up there own recommendations to help different industry sectors identify which signs they must use and also which signs may benefit their businesses.
While conforming to the DDA requirements regarding mandatory signs may seem daunting, in fact most employees and the public welcome clearly displayed and informative tactile and Braille signs. These dda signs help the public image of the company involved, as well as making sure your insurance coverage is not inadvertently made null and void by non-compliance. Also, many companies realize that tactile signs can help all employees, customers and visitors in times of emergency and in places where safety can be a concern.
Architectural Symbols & Signs are dda signs specialists who can help you in assuring the proper mandatory tactile and braille signs are adequately and properly positioned throughout your premises. Our professional staff can also assist in designing and producing effective tactile and Braille signs for your specialized business needs.
Let our experts assist you by conducting an audit/walkthrough/survey of your buildings with you to guide you as to which signs you will require for DDA compliance.
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