Certified Pool Operator Practice Test

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Which of the following would NOT be considered an acceptable ADA access method?

  1. ADA compliant lift

  2. Corner steps with a vertical rise of less than 11 inches

  3. Ramp with a slope not steeper than 1:12

  4. Transfer wall

The correct answer is: ADA compliant lift

The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requires that all public places have accessible entrances and routes for people with disabilities. This includes providing ramps, steps with a low vertical rise, and transfer walls. However, an ADA compliant lift is not an acceptable ADA access method because it requires a person to transfer from their wheelchair to the lift, which can be difficult for individuals with certain disabilities. Thus, option A is incorrect because it does not provide an accessible entry point without the need for the person to transfer from their wheelchair.

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