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An accessible building refers to the external physical structure, access to entry, and the ability to navigate seamlessly within the space.

• Accessible Elevators
• Knobs
• Parking Spaces
• Toilets
• Window Openings

An accessible device refers to any device such as a computer, telephone or alert system that allows an individual with disabilities full use with ease.

• Monitors
• Other
• Phone

An accessible work environment allows employees with disabilities to navigate their physical and digital workstations and meeting spaces easily.

• Automatic Door Openers
• Carts
• Chairs
• Chairs, Ladders & Supports
• Desks
• Ergonomic Assessments
• Ergonomic Tools
• Flexible Furniture
• Flexible Schedule
• Lifts & Platforms
• Lighting Resources
• Meeting Tables
• Microphone
• Mini Refrigerator
• Mobility Tools
• Noise Cancelling Headphones
• Organizational Tools
• Shades
• Shields
• Sound Alerts
• Speakers
• Temperature Adjustments
• Tools
• Transportation
• White Noise Machine

The air quality of an environment can have a significant impact on an individual’s health and/or ability to complete work-related tasks. When needed, air quality testing and remediation can provide access to employees with disabilities related to air quality.

• Air Cleaners
• Contaminant Removal
• Purifiers

Alternative Input solutions refer to devices or software platforms that provide different methods of relaying information.

• Headsets
• Keyboard
• Mice
• Mouth Wand

Time and space to engage in behavioral modification techniques in the workplace environment can be a reasonable accommodation.

• Apps for Anxiety and Stress
• Behavior Modification Techniques
• Reasonable Breaks

In-Person or Live Assistance refers to access to another designated person who provides specific services to the employee during the workday.

• Assistive Technology Assessment
• Assistive Technology Training
• Auditory Communication Support
• Digital Accessibility Assessment
• Job Coaching / Mentorship
• Orientation and Mobility Training
• Personal Attendant
• Visual Communication Support

Interview preferences refers to flexibility around interview time, format, environment, or process.

• Accessible Building
• Access to Fidgeting Devices
• Alternate Interview Format
• American Sign Language
• Assistant
• Closed Captioning
• Extra Time
• Information Ahead of Time
• Information in Alternative Format
• Periodic Rest Breaks
• Permission to Record
• Screen Reader
• Speech Recognition Software
• Tinted Glasses, Sunglasses

Job modification refers to any change to communication, training, evaluation or supervision in order to allow an employee with a disability to perform their essential job functions.

• Access to Fidgeting Devices
• Information Ahead of Time
• Information in Alternative Format
• Other
• Permission to Record
• Reminders
• Verbal Responses
• Written Responses

Job restructuring refers to changes in marginal job responsibilities such as redesign, reallocation or the redistribution of tasks.

• Extra Time
• Flexible Schedules
• Marginal Functions
• Policy Modification
• Remote Work
• Removal from Job Duties
• Telework
• Uninterrupted Work Time

Modified breaks refers to a shift in scheduling of regular breaks and meals to accommodate the needs of an individual with disabilities.

• Modified Breaks
• Modified Break Schedule
• Periodic Rest Breaks

Onboarding refers to any shift to any onboarding schedule, process or content to ensure it is presented in an accessible way.

• Information in Alternative Format
• Materials in Audio Format / Audio Materials Ahead of Time
• Tasks in Alternate Format

Service animals refers to animals, generally dogs, who are trained to provide a specific service to an individual with a disability. Emotional support animals, in contrast, refers to any animal assisting a person with a disability by providing companionship.

• Emotional Support Animal
• Service Animal

Software & Devices refers to computer software or hardware used specifically to provide access to a person with a disability in the workplace.

• Alternative Input Methods
• Braille Reader
• Devices
• Dictation Software
• Mobile Apps for Communication
• Screen Reader
• Software
• Texts In Audio Format