Some employees may need one or more of the following accommodations: a sign language interpreter Example 7: Simon has a hearing disability and works as a project manager for...
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9. What type of reasonable accommodations may employees with hearing disabilities need?
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R211 Signs
R211 Signs...
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216 Signs
216 Signs...
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703 Signs
703 Signs...
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T215.2 Signs
Signs shall comply with 215.2....
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TACTILE SIGN
A sign containing raised characters and/or symbols and accompanying Braille....
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TACTILE SIGN
A sign containing raised characters and/or symbols and accompanying Braille....
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Attachment A: Violations Identified in the United States' Letter of Findings (Sept. 29, 2014)
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Feature 3 - Temporary Barrier Removal for the Building Entrance
Feature 3 - Temporary Barrier Removal for the Building Entrance...
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Feature 5 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Meeting Space
Feature 5 - Temporary Barrier Removal for Meeting Space...
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DIRECTIONAL SIGN
DIRECTIONAL SIGN. [DSA-AC, HCD 1 & HCD 2]. A publicly displayed notice which indicates by use of words or symbols a recommended direction or route of travel....
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Tips for Interacting with People with Disabilities
By June Isaacson Kailes Disability Policy Consultant jik@pacbell.net || http://www.jik.com 2011 Edition Copyright © December 1991; Revised 2005, 2011 Permission is...
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Common Problems with Signs
Common Problems with Signs Ø Some signs – such as permanent room signs – are required to have Braille, high contrast, and raised lettering and must be located on the wall to the...
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Features of Accessible Parking Spaces
Parking space identification sign with the international symbol of accessibility complying with 703.7.2.1 mounted 60 inches minimum above the ground surface measured to the bottom of the...
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Signs: ADA Standard Section 703
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DIRECTIONAL SIGN
[DSA-AC] A publicly displayed notice which indicates by use of words or symbols a recommended direction or route of travel.
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Signs: ADA Standard Section 216
Section 216 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for signs.
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DIRECTIONAL SIGN
[DSA-AC] A publicly displayed notice which indicates by use of words or symbols a recommended direction or route of travel.
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216.9.2 Directional Signs
216.9.2 Directional Signs. Directional signs indicating the location of the nearest public TTY shall be provided at all banks of public pay telephones not containing a public TTY....
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Information and Directional Signs
Information and directional signs are addressed by 216.3. These types of signs are not required to be tactile but are subject to requirements for visual legibility and contrast....
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NYC Board of Elections: Video 7 - Accessible Signage for New York Poll Sites
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F216.9.2 Directional Signs
Directional signs indicating the location of the nearest public TTY shall be provided at all banks of public pay telephones not containing a public TTY....
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216.9.2 Directional Signs
Directional signs indicating the location of the nearest public TTY shall be provided at all banks of public pay telephones not containing a public TTY....
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Attachment H
the shortest accessible route to the accessible entrance, provide 1 van accessible space a minimum of 96 inches wide, served by an access aisle at least 96 inches wide, with a vertical sign...