The results Official Launch of L&C Project Sunday, July 23, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

The results – Official Launch of L&C Project

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Mollymook Beach Reserve

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Official Launch of L&C Project

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Macquarie Fields Leisure and Aquatic Centre

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South Grafton Pool

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Echo Point

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Collaroy Surf Lifesaving Club

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• Changing Places Toilets
• Lift & Change Facilities
• What is the difference?

CPT and L&C What’s the Difference

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• Room to accommodate a wheelchair plus

up to 2 carers

• Height-adjustable adult change table
• Overhead hoist for full room coverage
• Additional Unisex Accessible Toilet
• Master Locksmiths Access Key
• Accredited Access Consultant

Very little difference in the facility

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• Concept / Project
• Minor differences in dimensions
• Inclusions
• Accreditation
• Peninsular Toilet
• Responsibility of the Accredited Access

Consultant

Differences

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• The Changing Places Information Guide

and Technical Standard states that Changing Places is a concept, which is recommended for inclusion in major

• venues. E.g. Shopping Centres, sporting,

recreational, cultural, transport, tourist destinations, parks and civic centres

Differences

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• Lift & Change is a NSW State Government

– Local Government co-funded project, for which a grant is specifically provided to Local Councils for constructing or retro- fitting change facilities on Council owned

• properties. (3 Aquatic Centres, 3 Beach-

side, 2 VIC, 2 major tourist destinations, 1 Museum)

Differences

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• Facilities constructed to one of the three

CP designs, or an acceptable equivalent, can be Accredited.

• L&C does not provide Accreditation, but

encourages Councils to seek Accreditation if their facilities meet CP guidelines.

• L&C acknowledges structural and financial

restrictions

Differences - Accreditation

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• Some CP dimensions differ from L&C

dimensions, but both comply with the AS1428.1 (2009) range (Change rails)

• CP requires a shower screen, and privacy

screen in front of the toilet

• CP requires a peninsular toilet. L&C will

accept a corner toilet where there is insufficient room

Minor differences and Inclusions

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Item Element Description AS1428.1 (2009) Changing Places Toilets Comments 5.00 Door 5.01 Circulation Figures 31 and 32 Outside circulation to comply with AS1428.1 (2009) Depends on the approach to the swing or sliding door 5.02 Clear width of doorway 850 mm, when the swing or sliding door is fully open 950 mm, minimum. Sliding door

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CPT recommends 1100 mm for a beach wheelchair 5.03 Airlock 1450 mm, Figure 34 5.04 Door colour At least 30% luminance contrast between door and immediate surrounds Same i.e. to walls or architraves 5.05 Opening control D-shape lever handle Automatic controls 5.06 Handle/control height 900 mm to 1100 mm above floor, and at least 500 mm from an internal corner 900 mm to 1200 mm above floor 5.07 Force to operate 20 Newtons maximum Button control Including push and hold 5.08 Automatic door

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Sufficient “dwell” time AS1735.12 (1999), Lifts, escalators and moving walks, requires minimum dwell time of 6 seconds. Fail-safe system To allow door to re-open when an object is detected Automatic door control plate As shown in CPT Information Kit 5.09 Locking System MLAK System if facility is in an exposed location MLAK required by the NSW Lift & Change Project 5.10 Hinges on internal cubical doors May be located on the outside of the door for emergency removal 5.11 Signage As Clause 8.1 Same 5.12 Transfer Signage to indicate left or right transfer Same From a wheelchair to the WC Pan

Differences – Master Check List

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• Proposals for CP toilets are referred to the

Technical Advisory Group for assistance

• L&C engaged an Accredited Access

Consultant from the start of the project

Differences - Accredited Access Consultant

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• Inspect potential sites with Council reps.
• Recommend site / seek alternate site
• Check attractors; safety, security,

surveillance; structural alterations; additional cost; and paths of travel

• Assist in / approve design and quotations
• Check on completion
• 6 month check on performance

L&C Accredited Access Consultant

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• Visitor Information Centre
• Existing Accessible Toilet, Mothers Room,

Baby Change Room

• Main City Park
• Shopping Precinct
• Liberty Swing
• Accessible Parking
• Interstate Bus Stop

Attractors

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Safety – A requirement of L&C

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Safety – Rail a condition of Contract

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Macquarie Fields - Before

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Macquarie Fields - Before

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Macquarie Fields – Demolition

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Macquarie Fields - After

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• AS1428.1 (2009)
• Empirical testing 18-60
• 1 in 4 over 65 by 2056
• Mainly 80th percentile
• Census + NDIS
• Feedback from CPT and L&C
• E.g. Grabrails

Changes to BCA, Premises Standards?

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Possible change - Grabrails

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For more information: https://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/reforms/develo ping-the-nsw-disability-inclusion- plan/disability-inclusion-action-plans/lift-and- change-facilities Time for Questions?

Resources

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