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A.2.i. - What does Section 508 require?
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216.8 Toilet Rooms and Bathing Rooms
Where clustered single user toilet rooms or bathing facilities are permitted to use exceptions to 213.2, toilet rooms or bathing facilities complying with 603 shall be identified by the...
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1009.3.3 Handrails
Where a sloped entry is provided for wave action pools, leisure rivers, sand bottom pools, and other pools where user access is limited to one area, the handrails shall not be required to...
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407.12.2 Side Reach (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Without such a height limitation, controls at 48 inches could be out of reach if an obstruction blocked a user’s arm and impeded his or her reach to the controls....
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C102.2 American National Standards Institute/ Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (ANSI/HFES)
ANSI/HFES 200.2 Human Factors Engineering of Software User Interfaces — Part 2: Accessibility, (2008), IBR proposed for Section 502.4....
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Language Issues
It is more accurate to say,“wheelchair user” or “person who uses a wheelchair.”...
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3. Getting Access to Medical Equipment
In a national survey of people with disabilities or activity limitations, wheelchair users reported the following: 69% had difficulty using exam tables; 60% had difficulty...
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Temporary Suspension
Temporary Suspension In response to business and user concerns about the need for the detectable warnings specified in 4.29 at curb ramps and hazardous vehicular areas, the Access Board...
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E102.2 American National Standards Institute/ Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (ANSI/HFES)
ANSI/HFES 200.2 Human Factors Engineering of Software User Interfaces — Part 2: Accessibility, (2008), IBR proposed for Section 502.4....
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Floor Plan of Elevator Cars [4.10.9]
The primary test is whether a wheelchair user can enter the car, maneuver within reach of the controls, and exit....
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Other Features in Progress
Advanced warning system in the driveway Elevated planters for easy gardening Built-in circular patio sofa with space for wheelchair users to join the conversation...
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5.2 Distributing Receivers
Briefly instruct users in how to operate the receiver. A simple instructional card can be provided to consumers when necessary....
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Error/Omission: When a transfer shower is used, it is often larger than the required 36" x 36" size.
Users may slide off the seat and fall onto the floor of the shower while reaching for the shower controls and hand-held showerhead. Requirement: 4.21.2 Size and Clearances....
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11B-1009.3.3 Handrails
Where a sloped entry is provided for wave action pools, leisure rivers, sand bottom pools, and other pools where user access is limited to one area, the handrails shall not be required to...
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Cryptzone
In cloud environments including AWS and Azure, Cryptzone provides user access control, increases operational agility and improves the ability to meet regulatory and compliance standards....
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Center for Parent Information and Resources (CPIR)
The CPIR places “user-centered processes” at its core....
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HEWI Life System Fixed Rectangular Mirror
A continuous mirror, which extends to the edge of the washbasin, is not only suitable for seated users but also for those standing....
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Alertus Desktop Notification
Truly effective mass emergency notification should effectively reach your users through multiple channels....
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Line of Sight and Dispersion of Wheelchair Spaces in Assembly Areas
The Department has implemented more explicit requirements for stadium-style movie theaters in 28 CFR 36.406(f) and 35.151(g) of the final regulations based on experience and expertise gained...
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E. Training
processing TTY calls, including the importance of recognizing silent TTY calls, using proper syntax, abbreviations, and protocol when responding to TTY calls and relayed calls; and Hands-on experience...
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3. Who do Title II of the ADA and Section 504 protect in child welfare programs?
be provided by the agency to ensure effective communication.52 Finally, the ADA and Section 504 protect individuals from any retaliation or coercion for exercising their right not to experience...
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4. The assessment of risk must be based on objective medical or other evidence related to a particular individual
This may include: input from the individual with a disability; the experience of this individual in previous jobs; documentation from medical doctors, psychologists...
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Section 1630.10(a)—In General
Experience under a similar provision of the regulations implementing section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act indicates that challenges to selection criteria are, in fact, often resolved by...
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Addendum A: List of Terms
Not attempted Transfer- The participant visually inspects the set up or knows by personal experience that they are not going to able to complete the transfer....
