Workplace Accessibility Assessments
Comprehensive evaluation of office facilities, workstations, common areas, and amenities against ADA standards and workplace best practices.
The most talented workforce is an inclusive one. GAC works with employers to design accessible workplaces, equitable hiring processes, and employment experiences that attract and retain people with disabilities.
People with disabilities represent an enormous, underutilized talent pool. Organizations that create accessible, inclusive workplaces gain access to this talent, benefit from diverse perspectives, and build cultures of belonging that improve performance across the board. Workplace accessibility is not just a legal requirement — it is a competitive advantage in the war for talent.
GAC provides accessibility consulting across the full employment lifecycle — from recruiting and hiring through onboarding, career development, and workplace design.
Comprehensive evaluation of office facilities, workstations, common areas, and amenities against ADA standards and workplace best practices.
Assessment of job postings, application systems, interview processes, and pre-employment assessments for accessibility barriers.
WCAG 2.2 evaluation of intranets, HR systems, collaboration tools, and enterprise software.
Design and assessment of reasonable accommodation processes — request procedures, documentation, and implementation.
Training for managers, HR professionals, and employees on disability inclusion, etiquette, and creating accessible teams.
Development of disability inclusion strategies, ERG support, and organizational culture assessment.
Office environments — physical access, workstation design, and digital workplace tools.
Production facilities — physical access, safety systems, and equipment accessibility.
Hospitals and healthcare systems as employers — staff facilities and employment practices.
Retail and service businesses as employers — store environments and employment practices.
Remote and hybrid work environments — digital tools, virtual meetings, and home office support.
Federal, state, and local government as employers — Section 501/503/504 compliance and best practices.
Contact GAC to discuss how accessible workplace design can help your organization attract, retain, and support employees with disabilities.