Are you recognised by the ACA?
Yes, Virtual Access Consultants’ key staff are accredited members of the Access Consultants Association (ACA).
Do you have qualified consultants?
Yes, our consultants are appropriately qualified and experienced in interpreting and applying building codes and accessibility standards.
Do you offer Performance-Based Design Reports and Performance Solution Reports?
Certainly. We offer structured assessments, evidence-based performance -based solutions with clear, documented recommendations, delivered by suitably qualified professionals. Please advise how we may assist your project.
What is the ACA’s function?
The Access Consultants Association (ACA) is the peak professional body for disability access consultants in Australia. Its core function is to maintain professional standards, consistency and credibility within the access consulting industry.
Key functions of the ACA:
- Professional accreditation: Accredits access consultants who meet defined qualification, experience and competency criteria, providing confidence to clients, certifiers and authorities.
- Standards and best practice: Promotes consistent interpretation and application of accessibility legislation and standards, including the DDA, NCC, Premises Standards and AS 1428 series.
- Ethics and accountability: Requires members to adhere to a Code of Professional Conduct, supporting ethical, independent and defensible advice.
- Professional development: Supports ongoing learning and technical competency through guidance, updates and professional engagement.
- Industry representation: Acts as a representative body in discussions with government, regulators and standards committees on accessibility-related matters.
Do you have the necessary insurance?
Yes, we maintain $20 million in public liability and professional indemnity insurance coverage.
