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Pay particular attention to those who may be more vulnerable, such as staff with disabilities visitors ... 

Exit doors must withstand fire and smoke for a specified length of time. Provide alternative exits and pathways in case fire blocks an exit. Provide exits with adequate lighting and mark exits with readily visible signs. Develop plans to evacuate disabled or wheelchair employees to meet Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) requirements. The ADA Title III requires organizations to develop plans to safely evacuate disabled visitors. 

Because Microsoft s FTP site is a public site, it allows you to use a special anonymous account that provides access. If you go to a site where that account has been disabled, you will need to provide another username and password, which should be provided by the site s administrator, oryou will not be allowed into the site. Also, most FTP sites only allow visitors to download data, so PUT commands generally will be rejected unless you have a real (non-anonymous) account on the server. 

Poor The parking permit system at this college should be completely revised. [An essay calling for the revision of the parking permit system would involve discussion of permits for various kinds of students, faculty, administrators, staff, visitors, delivery personnel, disabled persons, and so forth. Therefore, the thesis is probably too broad for a short essay.]... 

Step 3 Identify the people who could start fires deliberately intruders, visitors and members of staff. Also consider the people that will be affected, especially anyone with a disability All staff should receive appropriate training so as to be aware of the danger of arson and the threat that it presents to life and jobs. Everyone should take part in regular fire drills and be aware of the need to assist people with any form of disability. 

Arrangements for the safe evacuation of people identified as being especially at risk, such as contractors, those with disabilities, members of the public and visitors... 

Staff must be instructed in the means of escape from their place of work, including the normal and emergency exits. Evacuation drills should be carried out at least annually and under various conditions chosen to represent real fire situations. Special consideration must be given to disabled persons and to visitors who will be unfamiliar with the layout of the building. In large establishments a number of fire wardens may be appointed from among the staff to assist in the evacuation and the checking of rooms. 

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