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NACOE Webinar: Review of Design and Development Practices that Relate to Access for People with a Disability

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Join us for this FREE Webinar at 11:00am on Thursday 15 October 2020.

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Universal access is the provision of equal access to all users, including persons with disability, in a fair and dignified way. This webinar will provide a summary of findings form a review of practices in relation to implementing and designing for universal access with particular focus on people with disability (universal access).

The webinar will discuss the following topics:  

  • Gaps in guidance relating to the accessibility of the transport network for people with disability and ways to improve practices through the provision of universal access for all.
  • Performance-based concepts/strategies that may be used to enhance the design process of the transport network to achieve greater levels of universal access
  • Potential provisions for longitudinal grades where topography eliminates the ability to ensure dignified and defensible access.
  • Brief size review of commercially available wheeled devices against Australian Standards for accessibility of the built environment (AS 1428).

Presenters

Claudia Trejo - Professional Engineer, Transport Safety, ARRB

Kieran Hay – Senior Professional Engineer, Transport Safety, ARRB

Mark McDonald – Principal Technologist (Bicycles, Pedestrians and Motorcycles), Engineering & Technology, TMR

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Claudia Trejo is a Professional Engineer in the Transport Safety group at the Australian Road Research Board (ARRB). She holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) from Griffith University. Since starting at ARRB in 2019, Claudia has worked primarily on transport safety, investigations of road related crashes and pedestrian access. 


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