Learning Objectives

1. Locate the stair and handrail provisions of the 2020 Americans With Disabilities Act Standards.
2. Understand the technical provisions governing accessible stairs and handrails.
3. Understand the implications during the design phase.
4. Understand the changes as applicable during the plan review and field inspection phases

Comments

Good course, thank you.

Lloyd

Nice

Chaohua

Great refresher. Get right to the point and important material.

Curtis

Was ok, I was familiar with most of content.

Warren

Good presentation.

Randy

Good technical source for a subject often misinterpreted.

EDUARDO

Clear communication of the content. It was good to get explanation, or commentary on the code sections explaining why they are shown as such.

Mark

The content was good, but the video kept halting.

Scott

Knowledgeable presenter, could get a little dry, but periodically added some humor/photos usually based on fact.

Timothy

Good course.

Mark

Good refresher. FYI - The first question asks for the maximum riser height permitted which is 7”. However 7” is not an answer choice.

Christian

Clear and concise

Lori

Stairs and Handrails Under the 2010 ADA Standards

$25

This course is designed to familiarize participants with the technical provisions applicable to stairs and handrails as contained in Chapter 4 of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards per the 2010 update.

Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 BCAIB + 1 CILB + 1 FBPE + 1 ICC + 1 ADA + 1 ADA California + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA

Length: 1 hour

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