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Universal Harmonized Audit

At CFS, we specialize in providing Universal Harmonized Audit services specifically tailored for compliance with accessibility standards for differently-abled buildings. Our audits are designed to ensure that your facilities meet both local and international accessibility regulations, offering a thorough evaluation of architectural features, safety measures, and operational practices. We assess compliance with universal design principles and accessibility guidelines, identifying areas where improvements are needed to enhance inclusivity and functionality for all users. By standardizing our audit approach, we help you achieve consistent, high-quality outcomes across various locations and ensure that your buildings are fully compliant with accessibility standards. Our goal is to support you in creating welcoming, accessible environments that meet the needs of differently-abled individuals while promoting safety and ease of use.

Our Universal Harmonized Audit service includes:

  • Accessibility Standards Assessment:

Evaluate the building’s adherence to local and international accessibility standards, including features such as ramps, elevators, signage, and restrooms designed to accommodate differently-abled individuals.

  • Architectural and Design Review:

Examine architectural elements and design layouts to ensure they align with universal design principles, promoting ease of navigation and functionality for all users.

  • Safety and Emergency Protocols::

Assess the effectiveness of safety features and emergency protocols, such as accessible emergency exits and alarm systems, to ensure they are inclusive and functional for differently-abled occupants.

  • Compliance Documentation Verification:​

Review and verify compliance documentation, including permits and certifications related to accessibility, to ensure that all necessary regulatory requirements are met.

  • Facility Usability Evaluation:

Conduct usability tests and gather feedback from differently-abled individuals to identify practical challenges and areas for improvement in the building’s accessibility and functionality.

  • Recommendations and Remediation:

Provide detailed recommendations for addressing any identified gaps or non-compliance issues, including actionable steps and best practices for enhancing accessibility and ensuring ongoing compliance.