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Search Results "Emergency Planning"
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A Guide to Planning Accessible Meetings
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Chapter 4 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WHO IS DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING
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C. Equipment and Features to Provide Direct and Equal Access to Emergency Communications Services
Remember, PSAPs must provide direct and equal access to emergency communications services for people who use TTYs....
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Safety Technology International Mini Theft Stopper
This ingenious device protects both freestanding or cabinet-mounted fire extinguishers and other equipment. Here is an inexpensive yet highly effective way to protect fire...
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Chapter 3 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WHO IS BLIND OR HAS LOW VISION
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Q: What types of telephone emergency services are covered by Title II of the ADA?
Q: What types of telephone emergency services are covered by Title II of the ADA?...
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D. Entering the Emergency Shelter
Entering the Emergency Shelter Building Entrance A shelter must have at least one accessible entrance that is on an accessible route....
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STANDARD BUILDING EVACUATION SYSTEMS
A standard building evacuation system has three components: 1. The circulation path 2. The occupant notification system(s) 3. Directions to and through the circulation...
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F. Check-In Areas
F. Check-In Areas A shelter usually has one or more check-in areas located near the entrance to the shelter. When check-in areas are provided, then at least one accessible...
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2. Parking Spaces Checklist
2. Parking Spaces Checklist
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E1-g
E1-g. At each location on the way to each shelter activity area where the accessible route passes through a door, does at least one door meet the following...
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§35.150(d)(3)
(3) The plan shall, at a minimum --...
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§ 35.150(d)(3)
(3) The plan shall, at a minimum—...
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G. 911 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
Within three (3) months of the entry of this Consent Decree, the County will ensure that each of its 911 consoles or call stations can receive and respond to TTY communications...
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G. 911 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
22. Within three (3) months of the entry of this Consent Decree, the County will ensure that each of its 911 consoles or call stations can receive and respond to TTY communications...
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1. Typical Issues
During an emergency, as a temporary measure, if additional accessible parking spaces are needed, a portable ramp can be provided in a parking space marked off by traffic cones to provide...
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Alarms: ADA Standard Section 806.3.1
Where emergency warning systems are provided, alarms complying with 702 shall be provided....
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3. Temporary Solutions for Emergency Sheltering - Parking
Temporary Solutions for Emergency Sheltering - Parking Problem: Parking at the shelter facility either has no accessible parking, not enough accessible parking, or accessible parking...
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Stryker Evacuation Chair 6253
Using breakthrough design and intuitive technology, Stryker’s Evacuation Chair offers an essential solution to evacuation requirements for medical conditions, service interruptions, emergencies...
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409.4.7.3 Compartment
If the telephone or device is in a closed compartment, the compartment door hardware shall comply with 309.
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11B-409.4.7.3 Compartment
If the telephone or device is in a closed compartment, the compartment door hardware shall comply with Section 11B-309 _|Operable Parts|_.
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409.4.7.3 Compartment
If the telephone or device is in a closed compartment, the compartment door hardware shall comply with 309.
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409.4.7.3 Compartment
409.4.7.3 Compartment. If the telephone or device is in a closed compartment, the compartment door hardware shall comply with 309.
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11B-409.4.7.3 Compartment
If the telephone or device is in a closed compartment, the compartment door hardware shall comply with Section 11B-309 _|Operable Parts|_.
