Where emergency warning systems are provided, alarms complying with 702 shall be provided....
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Alarms: ADA Standard Section 806.3.1
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4.31.5(1)
(1) Telephones shall be hearing aid compatible....
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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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Can People with Limited Mobility Use the Usable Circulation Path by Themselves?
An area of refuge serves as a temporary haven from the effects of a fire or other emergency....
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Garaventa Evacu-Trac CD7 Evacuation Chair
During an emergency even most elevators are disabled (for safety reasons)....
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TTY Access at Wheelchair Accessible Phones
It is possible for a single unit to serve both people who use wheelchairs and those who use text telephones with careful design and placement of a standard TTY adjacent to an accessible...
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SHELTERING
Until all of your emergency shelters have accessible parking, exterior routes, entrances, interior routes to the shelter area, and toilet rooms serving the shelter area; you should identify...
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Sec. 469.003(a)(2)
(2) a building or facility described by this subsection or Subsection (b) that is constructed on a temporary or emergency basis;...
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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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F217.4.2 Floor Requirement
Where at least one public pay telephone is provided on a floor of a building, at least one public TTY shall be provided on that floor....
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Handsets: ADA Standard Section 708.3
Handset cords, if provided, shall be 29 inches (735 mm) long minimum.
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11B-708.3 Handsets
Handset cords, if provided, shall be 29 inches (737 mm) long minimum.
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FEMA
FEMA’s mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain and improve our capability to prepare for, protect...
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F233.3.1.2 Facilities Containing Emergency Transportable Housing Units
F233.3.1.2 Facilities Containing Emergency Transportable Housing Units This section contains the scoping requirement for emergency transportable housing units with mobility features installed...
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1007.12 Alarms/emergency warning systems/accessibility
1007.12 Alarms/emergency warning systems/accessibility. If emergency warning systems are required, they shall activate a means of warning the hearing impaired....
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Common Problems with Access to Programs, Generally
Accessibility is often overlooked in programs such as voting, emergency planning, and sidewalks....
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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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Public Pay Phones
Although ADAAG requirements apply only to fixed telephones, other requirements in the ADA require communication access....
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Area of Refuge Identification [IBC §1007.6.5 (2003), §1003.2.13.5.5 (2000)]
The IBC requires that doors providing access to areas of refuge be identified by a sign that includes the term “AREA OF REFUGE” and the International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA)....
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2. Typical Issues for Individuals Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
Pedestrian routes open to people during the time that the facility is being used as an emergency shelter, such as sidewalks, courtyards, and plazas, must be free of overhanging objects that...
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1009.12 Alarms/emergency warning systems/accessibility
If emergency warning systems are required, they shall activate a means of warning the hearing impaired....
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1009.12 Alarms/emergency warning systems/accessibility
If emergency warning systems are required, they shall activate a means of warning the hearing impaired....
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A4.10.14 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS
A device that required no handset is easier to use by people who have difficulty reaching.
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1. What does direct and equal access mean?
“Equal access” means that the telephone emergency services provided for TTY users are as effective as those provided for people who make voice calls....
