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Everything you need to know about the Public Accessibility Register
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The Public Accessibility Register is a mandatory document for all public-access buildings, regardless of their type or category. It clearly informs the public about the accessibility level of the facility, the available equipment and the measures implemented to ensure inclusive access.
The register must be easily accessible to the public, either on-site or online, and updated whenever significant changes occur (renovation work, new services, new equipment, etc.).
4 good reasons to adopt BatiFire for your online accessibility register
Guaranteed and centralised regulatory compliance
Access all key accessibility data for your facility in a single interface: regulatory documents, studies carried out, certificates, Ad’AP (Scheduled Accessibility Agenda), exemptions, notices, etc.
Full traceability of actions and processes
Structured history of works, training and actions carried out, with supporting documents integrated, ensuring your register is audit-ready at any time.
Simplified accessibility for your users
Generate your digital register in one click and make it easily accessible via QR code or online display. Access to the information becomes instant and transparent.
A ready-to-use, collaborative digital register
BatiFire enables smooth and shared management between all stakeholders. The register is always up to date, compliant and highlights your commitment to universal accessibility.
Features of the Accessibility Module
Centralisation of key information
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All data related to building accessibility is pooled in a single interface: components of the Public Accessibility Register, completed studies and tracking of any work carried out.
Creation of the Public Accessibility Register
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Summary sheet – Certificates – Accessibility notices
Integration of all mandatory regulatory documents
Description of services offered by the facility & possible exemption requests
Staff training actions & implementation procedures
Simplified access to the register for the public
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Generate the register in digital format in one click, easily accessible on-site or online via QR code.
Accessibility Register: frequently asked questions
Who is the accessibility register for?
The Public Accessibility Register applies to all public-access buildings, regardless of type or size. Hospitals, schools, town halls, shops, restaurants and medical practices must all keep this register. Both public and private facilities, including small establishments (5th category), are required to make it available to the public.
What must the accessibility register contain?
It must include all relevant information about accessibility for people with disabilities (PRM) and the measures implemented to accommodate them. According to the regulation of 19 April 2017, it must include:
● Building accessibility: detailed information about access routes
● Service accessibility: equipment and facilities available
● Staff training: training provided to welcome users
● Planned or ongoing works: updates on accessibility improvements
● Certificates, inspections and maintenance records
Is the accessibility register mandatory?
Yes, the accessibility register has been mandatory for all public-access buildings since 30 September 2017, regardless of category or size. This requirement applies to both private (shops, restaurants, offices) and public facilities (town halls, schools, hospitals).
This document informs the public about accessibility measures in place and demonstrates the establishment’s commitment to universal accessibility. In the event of an inspection, the absence of a register may lead to administrative penalties.
Comment vérifier si le registre d’accessibilité de mon ERP est conforme ?
Un registre d’accessibilité conforme doit contenir une fiche de synthèse sur l’accessibilité de l’établissement, les documents administratifs liés à l’accessibilité et les informations sur la formation du personnel. Beaucoup d’ERP disposent d’un registre incomplet ou non mis à jour. Découvrez comment vérifier la conformité de votre registre d’accessibilité pour ERP dans notre guide détaillé.
Quelles sont les obligations d’accessibilité pour les complexes sportifs ?
Les complexes sportifs sont des établissements recevant du public (ERP) et doivent respecter des obligations d’accessibilité pour les personnes à mobilité réduite : accès aux tribunes, vestiaires, sanitaires, cheminements ou équipements sportifs. Pour comprendre les règles spécifiques applicables à ces infrastructures, consultez notre article sur l’accessibilité aux PMR dans les complexes sportifs.
Is the PRM Access Register compulsory?
Yes, the PRM Access Register has been compulsory for all public access buildings since 30 September 2017, whatever their category or size. This obligation applies equally to private buildings (shops, restaurants, offices, etc.) and public buildings (town halls, schools, hospitals, etc.).
The purpose of this document is to inform the public about the accessibility measures in place and to demonstrate the establishment's commitment to accessibility for all without discrimination. In the event of an inspection, failure to keep a register may result in administrative penalties.
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