New Ferries will include accessible design features as specified in the regulation Availability of Information on Accessibility Equipment City provides online information COMPLIANT (IASR Section 34) that Toronto Ferry services are Implementation Date: January 1, 2012 fully accessible. More detail will be provided on the website in 2016 Accessibility equipment and features of vehicles, routes and and a plan to enhance on-site services must be made available to the public. signage will be developed Upon request, information as described above must be provided Recent upgrades to Jack Layton in an accessible format. Ferry Terminal washrooms, power doors and waiting areas included accessibility upgrades Ferries provide a limited number of wheelchairs available on a first served basis Gate system is highly visible red and lighted. Boarding and route announcements are also audible A process is in place to provide accessible formats upon request Accessibility Training; Transportation-specific (IASR AODA Accessibility training is COMPLIANT Section 36) conducted through the Corporate Implementation Date: January 1, 2014 Learning Management System “ELI” Conduct employee and volunteer accessibility training. Additional Ferry-specific training is The accessibility training shall include training on: provided in Orientation. the safe use of accessibility equipment and features,
New Ferries will include accessible design features as specified in the regulation Availability of Information on Accessibility Equipment (IASR Section 34) Implementation Date: January 1, 2012 Accessibility equipment and features of vehicles, routes and services must be made available to the public. Upon request, information as described above must be provided in an accessible format. City provides online information that Toronto Ferry services are fully accessible. More detail will be provided on the website in 2016 and a plan to enhance on-site signage will be developed Recent upgrades to Jack Layton Ferry Terminal washrooms, power doors and waiting areas included accessibility upgrades Ferries provide a limited number of wheelchairs available on a first served basis Gate system is highly visible red and lighted. Boarding and route announcements are also audible A process is in place to provide accessible formats upon request COMPLIANT Accessibility Training; Transportation-specific (IASR Section 36) Implementation Date: January 1, 2014 Conduct employee and volunteer accessibility training. The accessibility training shall include training on: the safe use of accessibility equipment and features, AODA Accessibility training is conducted through the Corporate Learning Management System “ELI” Additional Ferry-specific training is provided in Orientation. COMPLIANT
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