Is the interface of scientific equipment user-friendly and accessible?
Example: Cognitive Impairment. Ensure that scientific equipment interfaces are designed for ease of use and understanding for individuals with cognitive impairments.
Can the equipment be easily adjusted for different users and purposes?
Example: Visual Impairment. Choose equipment that is adjustable to accommodate various user heights and provides clear visual output for individuals with visual impairments.
Laboratory Consumables, Safety Equipment and Lab Coats
Is product information clearly labeled and available in accessible formats?
Example: Visual Impairment. Ensure that labels and product information are available in large print or tactile formats for individuals with visual impairments.
Are safety equipment and attire comfortable and easy to put on and take off?
Example: Mobility Impairment. Choose safety attire that is designed for easy donning and doffing to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges.
Processing Equipment and Tools
Are there measures in place to minimize vibrations and noise from equipment?
Example: Sensory Sensitivities. Consider individuals with sensory sensitivities by choosing equipment with reduced vibration and noise levels.
Are there safety features in place for the handling of equipment and tools?
Example: Hearing Impairment. Ensure that safety alarms or warnings are also visually indicated for individuals with hearing impairments.
Plant and Animal Supplies
Is information about the products available in various formats (e.g., large print, audio)?
Example: Visual Impairment. Ensure product information is available in accessible formats for individuals with visual impairments.
Are safety equipment and attire comfortable and easy to put on and take off?
Example: Mobility Impairment. Choose safety attire that is designed for easy donning and doffing to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges.