It is intended to clarify how dimensions should be interpreted when specified in the text of a guideline or referenced standard....
Search Results "Oral Interpreter"
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C101.3 Conventional Industry Tolerances (Section-by-Section Analysis)
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QuickCaption CART Services Realtime Captioning Software
This instant word-for-word transcript is a clear advantage over conventional American Sign Language interpretation....
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G. Access to Social Services, Temporary Lodging or Housing, and Other Benefit Programs
For example, during emergencies, announcements about the availability of social services and other benefits are often made orally, whether in radio and television broadcasts or in public...
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Tactile Models with Audio Description
Visitors with visual impairments desire the opportunities for tactile exploration of objects that are meaningful to the interpretive experience....
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Auxiliary aids and services
Auxiliary aids and services includes—(1) Qualified interpreters on-site or through video remote interpreting (VRI) services; notetakers; real-time computer-aided transcription services;...
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SafePath: Sport Floor Reducers for ADA and Disability Access
Proper installation of raised wood floors, especially in retrofit and replacement projects, are problematic when faced with interpreting federal and state ADA (Americans with Disabilities...
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Invitation Information
., Braille, sign language interpreters, readers), and accessible means to respond to the invitation (e.g., telephone,TTY, text messaging, email)....
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Special needs request form
Example: I will need the following accommodations in order to participate: __ASL Interpreter __Assistive Listening Device __Wheelchair Access __Large Print __Braille ___Audio Cassette...
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Tactile Graphics
Tactile Graphics The use of tactile graphics requires a connection and context to the interpretive story in order to make sense to the end user....
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Deaf or Hard of Hearing
People who are hard of hearing or deaf may have difficulty understanding oral communication and receiving notification by equipment that is exclusively auditory, such as telephones, fire...
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15. Must an employer provide reasonable accommodation so that an employee may attend training programs?
., sign language interpreters; written materials produced in alternative formats, such as braille, large print, or on audio- cassette) that will provide employees with disabilities with...
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I. BACKGROUND
Complainant alleged that Swedish Edmonds failed to provide qualified sign language interpretive services when necessary to ensure effective communication during interactions with medical...
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ATTACHMENT A
H&R Block, H&R Block Tax Services, and its franchisees agree to provide all appropriate auxiliary aids and services, including qualified sign language interpreters, required under...
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Re: Accessibility Requirements for Occasional Public Use on Second Floor of Older Office Buildings
It shows how important it is to interpret ADA standards carefully when planning accessible spaces. Sprunki Retake...
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Accommodations for Interviews
Needed accommodations for interviews may include: an accessible location for people with mobility impairments; a sign interpreter for a deaf person; a reader for...
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What this Checklist is Not
The regulations include requirements for nondiscriminatory policies and practices and for the provision of auxiliary aids and services, such as sign language interpreters for people who...
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D. Plain Language Instructions
In any regulation, there is a tension between drafting language that is simple and straightforward and drafting language that gives full effect to issues of legal interpretation....
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Guidance and Section-by-Section Analysis
Guidance and Section-by-Section Analysis This section provides a detailed description of the Department’s changes to the meaning and interpretation of the definition of ‘‘disability’’...
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More on Notice
State D’s museum has monthly tours that include sign language interpreters for people who are deaf. The museum will also try to get interpreters for any program with 14 days notice....
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Section 36.302(c) Service Animals (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The Department has decided to retain the scope of the 1991 title III regulation while clarifying the Department's longstanding policies and interpretations....
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BACKGROUND
Specifically, the Complainant, who is deaf, (the “Complainant”) alleged that St James failed to provide sign language interpretive services when necessary to ensure effective communication...
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Re: Adding an elevator for barrier removal trigger POT upgrades?
State and local standards and interpretations may vary. ...
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Inclusion Solutions CONNECT Emergency Management Plan
What is the best way to communicate at the scene of an accident with a person who is deaf, and no ASL interpreter is available?...
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FEMA: Office of Disability Integration and Coordination
Nearly a third of our experts are interpreters -- 25 qualified sign language interpreters and five certified deaf interpreters....
