From our Oxford and London offices we undertake a comprehensive range of accessibility and inclusive design consultancy work in the public and private sectors with national coverage.
All our services are carried out by experienced members of the National Register of Access Consultants (NRAC), the only recognised qualification for Access Consultants in the UK.
Our key selling point is that accessibility and inclusive design is the central focus of our practice. We do not undertake any other surveying or design consultancy work and this sets us apart from our competition.
We are dedicated to constant improvement in our service, and this is achieved by continuous professional development of our staff and acting on feedback from clients to provide the best advice we can.
Across Australia, the conversation around access in the built environment continues to evolve.
For decades, design has largely focused on minimum compliance, meeting the technical requirements of legislation including the National Construction Code, the Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards 2010, and referenced Australian Standards such as AS1428.1.
This report presents the findings of a study IET have conducted to explore and understand the lived experiences of disabled engineers and technologists in the workplace, identify barriers and enablers to inclusion and career progression, and highlight actions for change.
