CASp Best Practices Manual, Handbook & Outdoor Developed Areas; All-in-One-Guide
CASp Best Practices Manual, Handbook & Outdoor Developed Areas; All-in-One-Guide
The Certified Access Specialist Program Complete Reference Manual combines three essential accessibility publications into one convenient volume. Designed for CASp candidates, certified access specialists, architects, inspectors, plan reviewers, contractors, facility professionals, and accessibility consultants, this all-in-one reference supports both exam preparation and professional field use.
The CASp Handbook explains the Certified Access Specialist Program from application through certification. It covers eligibility requirements, the CASp scope of work, examination registration and administration, examination references and content areas, sample questions, certification maintenance, continuing education, renewal, professional standards, inspection reports, and disciplinary requirements.
The CASp Best Practices Manual provides practical guidance for conducting accessibility inspections and preparing professional reports. Coverage includes CRASCA inspection reports, impartial determinations, applicable standards, schedules of improvements, disability access inspection certificates, plan review, readily achievable barrier removal, technical infeasibility, unreasonable hardship, and important California disability-access laws and resources.
The Outdoor Developed Areas guide addresses accessibility requirements for federal outdoor recreation environments. It explains the scoping and technical provisions for trails, trailheads, outdoor recreation access routes, camping and picnic facilities, viewing areas, and beach access routes. It also covers surfaces, slopes, clear widths, passing spaces, resting intervals, openings, obstacles, signs, and accessible outdoor features such as picnic tables, benches, grills, water spouts, camp shelters, and viewing scopes.
Coverage Includes
- CASp program purpose, eligibility, application, and certification
- Open-book and closed-book examination information
- Examination references, competency areas, and sample questions
- Certification renewal, continuing education, and professional standards
- CASp inspections, reports, and CRASCA procedures
- Schedules of improvements and disability access inspection certificates
- Readily achievable barrier removal and California accessibility terminology
- Federal and California disability-access laws and resources
- Accessible trails, trailheads, and outdoor recreation access routes
- Camping, picnic, viewing, and beach-access requirements
- Technical criteria for surfaces, widths, slopes, openings, and clear spaces
- Accessibility provisions for outdoor constructed features
This comprehensive volume places examination guidance, professional best practices, and outdoor accessibility standards in a single reference—making it easier to study, research requirements, prepare reports, review plans, and evaluate accessible features in both built and outdoor environments.
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| Description | CASp Best Practices Manual, Handbook & Outdoor Developed Areas; All-in-One-Guide The Certified Access Specialist Program Complete Reference Manual combines three essential accessibility publications into one convenient volume. Designed for CASp candidates, certified access specialists, architects, inspectors, plan reviewers, contractors, facility professionals, and accessibility consultants, this all-in-one reference supports both exam preparation and professional field use. The CASp Handbook explains the Certified Access Specialist Program from application through certification. It covers eligibility requirements, the CASp scope of work, examination registration and administration, examination references and content areas, sample questions, certification maintenance, continuing education, renewal, professional standards, inspection reports, and disciplinary requirements. The CASp Best Practices Manual provides practical guidance for conducting accessibility inspections and preparing professional reports. Coverage includes CRASCA inspection reports, impartial determinations, applicable standards, schedules of improvements, disability access inspection certificates, plan review, readily achievable barrier removal, technical infeasibility, unreasonable hardship, and important California disability-access laws and resources. The Outdoor Developed Areas guide addresses accessibility requirements for federal outdoor recreation environments. It explains the scoping and technical provisions for trails, trailheads, outdoor recreation access routes, camping and picnic facilities, viewing areas, and beach access routes. It also covers surfaces, slopes, clear widths, passing spaces, resting intervals, openings, obstacles, signs, and accessible outdoor features such as picnic tables, benches, grills, water spouts, camp shelters, and viewing scopes. Coverage Includes
This comprehensive volume places examination guidance, professional best practices, and outdoor accessibility standards in a single reference—making it easier to study, research requirements, prepare reports, review plans, and evaluate accessible features in both built and outdoor environments. |
