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Chapter 5 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WITH A SPEECH DISABILITY
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Chapter 2 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WITH LIMITED MOBILITY
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Blind or Low Vision
Generally speaking, if a person cannot use or operate some part or element of a standard building egress system or access displayed information, like signage, because that element or information...
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Chapter 4 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WHO IS DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING
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Cognitive Disabilities
All standard building egress systems require a person to be able to process and understand information in order to safely evacuate a building....
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Access CommunicationsTM Consulting Services
We founded Access Communications when the Americans With Disabilities Act first went into effect, back in 1992. It became obvious that sign companies were going to have many...
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Chapter 3 BUILDING AN EVACUATION PLAN FOR A PERSON WHO IS BLIND OR HAS LOW VISION
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Tactile Signage
Tactile Signage Raised and Braille characters are required on signs that "designate permanent rooms and spaces."...
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Emergency Planning
(If a multi-story facility) Does the facility have evacuation elevators (elevators with stand-by power and other safety features, which can be used in emergencies)?...
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4.1.3(16) Building Signage
(16) Building Signage:...
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Non-Tactile Signage
Non-Tactile Signage The legibility of printed characters is a function of the viewing distance, character height and proportion, font, and the color contrast between character and background...
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SIGNAGE
SIGNAGE. [DSA-AC] Displayed verbal, symbolic, tactile, and/or pictorial information....
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Deaf or Hard of Hearing
information emitted by a standard building egress system, like a fire alarm horn or voice instructions, then that person has a hearing impairment that could affect his or her ability to evacuate...
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Personal Support:
important so you have at least one back-up if your primary person forgets, or is not available. 1.2 * Don’t use the door night latch or dead bolt lock button on your door if you will need evacuation...
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SIGNAGE
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Speech Disabilities
The only “standard” building egress systems that may require a person to have the ability to speak in order to evacuate a building are the emergency phone systems in areas of refuge, elevators...
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Innerface Parallel Interior Signage
Our Parallel signage system offers the ability to create the look of a custom signage system while remaining modular and changeable....
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Location of overhead signage (slide 15)
We can have this wonderful overhead signage, but we also need to have the signage closer to the eye level. The bring it closer and easier-to-read concept....
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Determine All Your Evacuation Options and Prioritize Them
Most people are evacuating the building. ...
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Signage
• Precise directional and informational signage in high-contrast colors with clear, large type and good lighting make shopping more comfortable for people with diminished short-term memory...
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Other Disabilities and Multiple Disabilities
Evacuation planning for people with multiple disabilities is essentially the same process as for those with individual disabilities, although it will require more steps to develop and complete...
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Innerface Signature Interior Signage
Our core system and the original interior modular signage system, the Signature Series offers a great value....
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Signage
Signage Where not all public entrances are accessible, accessible entrances must be designated by the access symbol [4.30.7]....
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III- 7.4400 Signage
III- 7.4400 Signage (ADAAG §4.1.2(7)). Requirements for exterior signs are essentially the same as those for interior signs (see §4.1.3(b) below)....
