Emergency Planning: Exits and Egress
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Description
OSHA Standard: 1910.35, .36, .37 (Subpart E) and industry best practices
This Emergency Planning: Exits and Egress Course module teaches about the importance of maintaining emergency exits and knowing safety features in buildings that allow all workers to find a path of travel to an exit without confusion.
Additional topics include the three sections of an exit route, understanding exits and egress signage, and what to look for to ensure exit routes are always free from obstruction during normal operations.
An interactive experience guides the learner through a simulated fire emergency where they must carefully observe their surroundings, identify hazards, and follow an evacuation plan to find the nearest safe exit.
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Emergency Planning: Exits and Egress
Frequently Asked Questions
The course teaches the three sections of an exit route and how to recognize exit and egress signage, so workers can find a clear path to safety.
The course is built on OSHA standards 1910.35, 1910.36, and 1910.37 under Subpart E, alongside industry best practices for maintaining emergency exits.
Learners study what to look for to ensure exit routes stay free from obstruction during normal operations, since a blocked route defeats the purpose of an exit plan.
An interactive experience places learners in a simulated fire emergency, where they must observe their surroundings, identify hazards, and follow an evacuation plan to the nearest safe exit.
The course frames exits as part of a larger egress system, teaching workers to find a path of travel to an exit without confusion anywhere in the building.
OSHA Standard: 1910.35, .36, .37 (Subpart E) and industry best practices
This module teaches about the importance of maintaining emergency exits and knowing safety features in buildings that allow all workers to find a path of travel to an exit without confusion.
Additional topics include the three sections of an exit route, understanding exits and egress signage, and what to look for to ensure exit routes are always free from obstruction during normal operations.
An interactive experience guides the learner through a simulated fire emergency where they must carefully observe their surroundings, identify hazards, and follow an evacuation plan to find the nearest safe exit.