Project Description
ADA Curb Ramp Training
Meeting compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
ADA Curb Ramp Training
Meeting compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
ADA Curb Ramp
Training
Meeting compliance
with the Americans
with Disabilities Act.
Everybody deserves access to opportunities.
That’s why, building on our experience assisting communities in meeting compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), H.R. Gray has developed a proprietary training program that details the proper design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant curb ramps. The training, which can be customized to a two-hour session or span as long as a two-day charrette, has been provided to more than 1,850 individuals, including decision and policy makers, lawyers, engineers, construction personnel, municipal staff, advocate groups, and others.
We are educating, so that we all can do better.
Key topics covered in the training include the history of the ADA and the policy implications of the Act through the technical details of design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant ramps. H.R. Gray experts detail the many variables found in proposed curb ramp locations as well as the rigid regulations and guidelines governing construction of those ramps. In many cases, the training provides attendees with practical hands-on design experience in the field.
H.R. Gray’s training sessions, which total approximately 75 classes, have occurred in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, and Tennessee. Participants include the City of Columbus, Ohio; the Metropolitan Government of Nashville, TN; Franklin County, Ohio; the City of Westerville, Ohio; the Ohio League of Municipal Lawyers; the Ohio Section of the Association of Highway Engineers; and the Ohio Municipal League.
Services
Everybody deserves access to opportunities.
That’s why, building on our experience assisting communities in meeting compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), H.R. Gray has developed a proprietary training program that details the proper design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant curb ramps. The training, which can be customized to a two-hour session or span as long as a two-day charrette, has been provided to more than 1,850 individuals, including decision and policy makers, lawyers, engineers, construction personnel, municipal staff, advocate groups, and others.
We are educating, so that we all can do better.
Key topics covered in the training include the history of the ADA and the policy implications of the Act through the technical details of design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant ramps. H.R. Gray experts detail the many variables found in proposed curb ramp locations as well as the rigid regulations and guidelines governing construction of those ramps. In many cases, the training provides attendees with practical hands-on design experience in the field.
H.R. Gray’s training sessions, which total approximately 75 classes, have occurred in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, and Tennessee. Participants include the City of Columbus, Ohio; the Metropolitan Government of Nashville, TN; Franklin County, Ohio; the City of Westerville, Ohio; the Ohio League of Municipal Lawyers; the Ohio Section of the Association of Highway Engineers; and the Ohio Municipal League.
Services
Everybody deserves access to opportunities.
That’s why, building on our experience assisting communities in meeting compliance with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), H.R. Gray has developed a proprietary training program that details the proper design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant curb ramps. The training, which can be customized to a two-hour session or span as long as a two-day charrette, has been provided to more than 1,850 individuals, including decision and policy makers, lawyers, engineers, construction personnel, municipal staff, advocate groups, and others.
We are educating, so that we all can do better.
Key topics covered in the training include the history of the ADA and the policy implications of the Act through the technical details of design, construction, and inspection of ADA compliant ramps. H.R. Gray experts detail the many variables found in proposed curb ramp locations as well as the rigid regulations and guidelines governing construction of those ramps. In many cases, the training provides attendees with practical hands-on design experience in the field.
H.R. Gray’s training sessions, which total approximately 75 classes, have occurred in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, and Tennessee. Participants include the City of Columbus, Ohio; the Metropolitan Government of Nashville, TN; Franklin County, Ohio; the City of Westerville, Ohio; the Ohio League of Municipal Lawyers; the Ohio Section of the Association of Highway Engineers; and the Ohio Municipal League.