A live, instructor-led session covering accessible means of egress, areas of refuge, and door hardware clearances, with hands-on plan review of real project conditions and common code-compliance failures.
How to lay out accessible routes and areas of refuge, verify maneuvering clearances at doors, coordinate egress width with occupant load, and identify the field conditions that most often fail inspection.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Lay out an accessible means of egress that satisfies both ADA and IBC requirements.
Verify door maneuvering clearances and hardware operability in field conditions.
Size areas of refuge and two-way communication provisions for a given occupant load.
Identify the accessibility failures most frequently cited during inspection.
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Complete the course and pass the test to earn a verifiable Cardinal Training certificate for your AIA CE records.
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