a) Ensuring that wheelchair spaces are available in seating areas;
b) Ensuring that staff understand the management issues relating to disabled people, including emergency procedures;
c) Ensuring that storage, planters, bins, etc, do not obstruct circulation space, WCs or lift call buttons;
d) Ensuring that cleaning and polishing does not
produce a slippery surface;
e) Ensuring that trip hazards, such as at junctions between floor surfaces, are removed;
f) Ensuring access between moveable tables in refreshment areas;
g) Ensuring that in sanitary facilities, written instructions on the use of equipment is displayed beside each item;
h) Ensuring in sanitary facilities, that information is available on the type of sling connector and the types of sling that are compatible with their installed hoist and track;
j) Ensuring that a procedure is set up to respond to alarm calls from sanitary accommodation;
k) Ensuring that waterproof mattress covers can be made available for use in accessible bedrooms in non-domestic buildings;
m) Ensuring that, where floor sockets are provided (for example in meeting rooms), access to sockets is also available at desk level;
n) Ensuring that any temporary barriers that are used to channel customers to reception or serving points, and whose configuration needs to be changed frequently, have a semi-rigid top barrier (for example a spring-loaded band) which contrasts visually with the background against which it is seen; and
p) Ensuring that assistance is made available to carry trays where needed in refreshment areas.