Example A: An employee who is blind has adaptive equipment for his computer that integrates him into the network with other employees, thus allowing communication via electronic mail and...
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2010 ADA Definition
Work Area Equipment: Any machine, instrument, engine, motor, pump, conveyor, or other apparatus used to perform work. As used in this document, this term shall apply only to equipment that is permanently installed or built-in in employee work areas. Work area equipment does not include passenger elevators and other accessible means of vertical transportation.
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14. Does an employer have to provide reasonable accommodation to enable an employee with a disability to have equal access to information communicated in the workplace to non-disabled employees?
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5. Other Helpful Tools
other tools helpful, such as a clipboard to hold survey forms, a binder to hold survey instructions, a tabbed accordion folder to hold copies of survey forms, a rolling bag to hold survey equipment...
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M15
Are all built-in dispensers, receptacles, or equipment mounted so the front does not extend more than 4 inches from the wall if the bottom edge is between 27 inches and 80 inches above the...
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H14
Are all built-in dispensers, receptacles, or equipment mounted so the front does not extend more than 4 inches from the wall if the bottom edge is between 27 inches and 80 inches above the...
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232.2.2 Cells with Communication Features
At least 2 percent, but no fewer than one, of the total number of general holding cells and general housing cells equipped with audible emergency alarm systems and permanently installed...
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Question 23
The Department seeks input regarding the impact the measures being contemplated by the Department with regard to accessible equipment and furniture will have on small entities if adopted...
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AUTOMATIC DOOR
A door equipped with a power-operated mechanism and controls that open and close the door automatically upon receipt of a momentary actuating signal....
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Acknowledgments
During the revision of this document, the authors worked closely with the staff of the U.S. Access Board and would like to thank them for their cooperation. The U.S....
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E103.4 Defined Terms (Section-by-Section Analysis)
to both the 508 Standards and 255 Guidelines supports one of the central goals of this rulemaking—namely, development of a single set of comprehensive requirements for two substantive areas...
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1.1 Knowing Your Rights and Responsibilities
its parking, entrance, bathrooms, etc,) and also required to provide full access to services, which means that when needed, they would have to help a person onto an exam table or other equipment...
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§ 37.43(c)
Areas of transportation facilities that involve primary functions include, but are not necessarily limited to, ticket purchase and collection areas, passenger waiting areas, train or bus...
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American Standard Yorkville 1.6 gpf Right Height Elongated Pressure Assisted Toilet
Pressure-assisted siphon jet action EverClean® Surface Elongated 16-1/2" high bowl for accessible applications Fully glazed 2-1/8" trapway 10" x 12" water surface area...
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American Standard Cadet 1.6 gpf Right Height Elongated Pressure Assisted Toilet
Elongated bowl Pressure-assisted siphon jet flush action 16-1/2" rim height for accessible applicatons Fully glazed 2-1/8" trapway 10" x 12" water surface area...
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Hoyer Presence Heavy-Duty Lift
The 500 lb. safe working load and greater spatial area make this lift a perfect fit for larger residents....
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11B-203.11 Water slides
accessible route complying with Division 4 shall be provided to the ground- or floor-level entry points, where provided, of stairs, ladders, or other means of reaching the raised elements or areas...
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ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT
An ACCESSIBLE ELEMENT can include a room, area, route, feature or device which provides accessibility for persons with disabilities. ◼...
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11B-247.1.1 General
Detectable warnings are provided for the benefit of persons with visual impairments to indicate transitions to potentially hazardous areas. ◼...
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Problem Five
The voting area and entrance to the voting area, however, are at the rear of the school and there are no designated accessible parking spaces in this area....
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Problem Three
Solution: Find a parking area that is close to the accessible entrance and is level. ...
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Team and Player Seating
A provision for team and player seating areas is included in the final rule (221.2.1.4)....
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Recognition of psychiatric service animals but not "emotional support animals." (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The difference between an emotional support animal and a psychiatric service animal is the work or tasks that the animal performs....
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3. How can state and local governments’ employment service systems ensure that people with disabilities have access to competitive integrated employment?
A: Over the past three decades, integrated supported employment services have emerged as a leading model for enabling persons with disabilities to work in competitive integrated employment...
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NABCO GT300 & GT8300 Overhead Concealed Low-Energy Swing Door Operator
the operator to be quickly installed or removed for easy servicing while allowing the door to remain in a closed position, eliminating the loss of energy from within the building Works...
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What is a substantial limitation on major life activities?
Major life activities include, but are not limited to, activities such as caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, and working...
