Inclusive Environments (Level 1) Flashcards

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Q

What primary or secondary legislation impacts on inclusive environments?

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Primary = Equality Act 2010

Secondary = Building Regulations

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What disabilities might need special attention when designing or refurbishing premises?

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  • Mobility disabilities.
  • Visual impairments.
  • Hearing impairments.
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How do you ensure that your projects meet high levels of inclusive design?

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  • Engage stakeholders including people with disabilities, community members etc.
  • Perform accessibility audits of proposed designs and offer opportunity for improvement.
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What is Part M of the building regulations?

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It sets the standards for accessibility and usability in buildings to ensure that they are accessible to everyone including the disabled.

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What other budling regulations affect inclusive environments? Noise, Overheating, Electrical vehicle requirements?

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Part E sets the standards for noise control.

Part K sets the standards for protection from falling, collision and impact.

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What is the Equality Act 2010?

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Law which protects individuals from unfair treatment and promotes a fair and more equal society.

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Can you name any protected characteristics under the Equality Act?

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age
gender reassignment
marrige status
being pregnant or on maternity leave
disability
race
religion or belief
sex
sexual orientation

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How does planning affect inclusive environments?

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It influences the design, development and management ensuring works are Accessible, Usable and Welcoming for everyone.

AUW

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How does, light, occupancy, air, welfare facilities affect inclusive environments?

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  • Light is ensuring adequate lighting for creating safe environments.
  • Occupancy is ensuring the maximum capacity that a building can hold.
  • Air quality is ensuring good air is available for healthy and comfortable environments.
  • Welfare facilities is toilets, changing rooms, rest areas etc.
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What types of buildings come under inclusive environments?

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  • Residential.
  • Commercial.
  • Educational.
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