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customer-provided accessibility specification

AODA Compliance Inspection Process — Ontario

Regulation customer-provided accessibility specification · Province of Ontario

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customer-provided accessibility specification — Regulation customer-provided accessibility specification

Ontario AODA Compliance Unit inspects organizations for compliance with accessibility standards, including signage requirements for tactile characters, Braille, and colour contrast.

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AODA inspectors audit accessibility compliance including your signs. Missing Braille on room signs, poor contrast, or wrong mounting height can lead to orders.

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Tactile characters on room signs verified

Braille quality and accuracy checked

Colour contrast measured or assessed

Sign mounting height inspected

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customer-provided accessibility specification
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🏛 Province of Ontario
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