The Street Consulting Group is committed to a website that can be used by the widest possible audience, whatever someone’s circumstances or ability.
The standard we build to
We build this site to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the accessibility guidelines published by the World Wide Web Consortium. In practice that means it can be operated by keyboard alone, it works with a screen reader, text can be enlarged to 200 per cent without anything being lost, colours meet contrast requirements, every form field has a label, and nothing depends on colour or on movement to be understood.
Where we know we fall short
We would rather name the gaps than claim there are none. The site changes often, and job postings come to us from elsewhere, so problems will appear from time to time. We keep working at it.
- Job descriptions are often pasted in from another system, so their headings and lists are only as well structured as the original. We tidy them, but some will be plainer than others.
- Documents attached to a role, where we use them, may not be tagged for screen readers.
- The site has not yet been through a formal third-party audit.
Our accessibility coordinator
If something on this site does not work for you, or you have a suggestion, please get in touch. Your feedback is how these things get found.
Nicole Rewinkel
HR Manager
(661) 257-7877
[email protected]
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
We aim to reply within two business days. In the meantime we will get you whatever you were trying to reach another way. You do not have to explain why you are asking, and it will never affect your application.
You can always apply without the form
Call (661) 257-7877, or email your resume to [email protected], and we will take your details that way. An application by phone is treated exactly the same as one through the website.
How this was checked
Last reviewed 27 September 2026. Checked by hand against WCAG 2.2 Level AA – keyboard navigation, visible focus, focus not hidden behind the fixed header, contrast ratios, heading order, form labels and error messages, target sizes, and text scaling – rather than by an automated tool alone.