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Service animal
do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including, but not limited to, guiding individuals with impaired vision, alerting individuals with impaired hearing...
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[F] 907.5.2.3.2 Employee work areas
employee work areas shall be initially designed with a minimum of 20-percent spare capacity to account for the potential of adding visible notification appliances in the future to accommodate hearing...
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IS ASSISTANCE REQUIRED?
Once notified, many people who are deaf or hard of hearing can read and follow standard exit and directional signs and use any standard means of egress from the building....
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§ 36.604(a)(2)
considering the information received in response to the notice described in paragraph (a) of this section, and after publishing a separate notice in the Federal Register, hold an informal hearing...
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§8.3 Accessible route
An accessible route that serves only accessible units occupied by persons with hearing or vision impairments need not comply with those requirements intended to effect accessibility for...
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§8.54(c)
(c) The recipient shall ensure that members of the population eligible to be served or likely to be affected directly by a federally assisted program who have visual or hearing impairments...
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Chapter 3: Assisting Air Travelers with Disabilities, Planning a Trip
Accommodations for Air Travelers who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Deaf-Blind F. Communicable Diseases G. Medical Certificates: When are They Allowed? H....
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402.3.1 Private Listening (Section-by-Section Analysis)
mechanism for private listening—such as a handset or headphone jack—it must have a mode of operation for controlling the volume, and provide a means for effective magnetic wireless coupling to hearing...
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§ 36.604(a)(2)
considering the information received in response to the notice described in paragraph (a) of this section, and after publishing a separate notice in the Federal Register, hold an informal hearing...
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17) Visual alarms
17) Visual alarms ADAAG: Contains details about features required on visual alarms for individuals with hearing impairments, including type of lamp, color, intensity, and location....
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Public Address System
required that where public address systems are provided to convey information to the public, a means of conveying the same or equivalent information to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing...
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Accessible Presentation of Meeting Content
Auxiliary aids and services bridge communication between people who are deaf or have hearing loss and people who are hearing so that each can understand the other....
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Appendix A – Disability Complaint Reporting Form
., incidents): __________________________ REPORT OF DISABILITY-RELATED COMPLAINT DATA Vision Impaired Hearing Impaired Vision &...
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The benefits of VRS
A VRS call flows back and forth just like a telephone conversation between two hearing persons....
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III-7.8600 Transient lodging
similar places: Four percent of the first 100 rooms and approximately two percent of rooms in excess of 100 must be accessible to persons with mobility impairments and to persons with hearing...
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Audible Communication
The changes also require at least twenty-five percent (25%), but no fewer than two, of the receivers to be hearing-aid compatible....
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Emergency Communication
In order to accommodate people with hearing or speech impairments, the proposed guidelines specified that the emergency communication system not rely solely on voice communication (407.2.13...
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Communication Features in Guest Rooms
The guidelines address rooms required to provide communication features accessible to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, including visual notification of fire alarms, telephone calls...
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Defining Disability Broadly
Individuals with disabilities include those with one or more activity limitations such as a reduced ability or inability to see, read, walk, speak, hear, learn, remember, understand, manipulate...
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Practical Suggestions for Communicating Effectively
If a person is wearing a hearing aid, do not assume the individual can hear you. Minimize background noise and other distractions whenever possible....
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III. DEFINITIONS
transcription services; written materials; exchange of written notes; telephone handset amplifiers; assistive listening devices; assistive listening systems; telephones compatible with hearing...
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9. Detention and Correctional Facilities
It provides for an increase over the minimum percentage established in the ADA/ABA Accessibility Guidelines developed by the Access Board by requiring three percent of newly constructed...
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§ 382.5 Facility
parking lots, and any other real or personal property, normally used by passengers or prospective passengers visiting or using the airport, to the extent the carrier exercises control over...