| GCat | Hazards & Controls |
| MCat | Fire Safety |
| SCat | Exits |
Requirements related to building exits such as exit signs, emergency lighting, ADA accessibility, corridor clearance and other means of egress topics.
Corridor Clearance and Use Guidelines ![[pdf]](graphics/file_pdf.gif)
[28882] 
Example of a policy for adequate access and use by emergency personnel and for unobstructed evacuations
[28882] Example of a policy for adequate access and use by emergency personnel and for unobstructed evacuations
Directional Exit Path Marking Systems [32512]
ICC requires non-electrical exit path marking self-luminous, photoluminescent or other technology in high-rises
[32512] ICC requires non-electrical exit path marking self-luminous, photoluminescent or other technology in high-rises
Disabled: ADA Design Requirements for Accessible Egress [23483]
Resources on Emergency Evacuation and Disaster Preparedness for People With Disabilities
Resources on Emergency Evacuation and Disaster Preparedness for People With Disabilities
Discarded Tritium Exit Signs [32513]
Many exit signs contain tritium, the radioactive form of hydrogen
Many exit signs contain tritium, the radioactive form of hydrogen
Emergency Escape Routes [32532]
Defines exit routes and explains how many exit routes a worksite should have
Defines exit routes and explains how many exit routes a worksite should have
Exit and Emergency Lighting [497]
Discusses the Life Safety Code and OSHA requirements for exit and emergency lighting
Discusses the Life Safety Code and OSHA requirements for exit and emergency lighting
Means of Egress - Corridor Clearance [28881]
Example of a university's policy for healthcare buildings - providing a safe means of egress
[28881] Example of a university's policy for healthcare buildings - providing a safe means of egress
Means of Egress - Subpart E OSHA [32535]
Tutorial covers the general requirements imposed by 29 CFR 1910 for providing means of egress from buildings
Tutorial covers the general requirements imposed by 29 CFR 1910 for providing means of egress from buildings
Means of Egress - Subpart E OSHA [32542]
Tutorial covers the general requirements imposed by 29 CFR 1910 for providing means of egress from buildings
Tutorial covers the general requirements imposed by 29 CFR 1910 for providing means of egress from buildings
Means of Egress/Escape Self-Inspection Checklist [32558]
Applies to private employers and their employees
Applies to private employers and their employees
NY-New York City Building Code Subchapter 6 Means of Egress [32534]
Covers the design, protection, location, arrangement and maintenance of required building exit facilities
[32534] Covers the design, protection, location, arrangement and maintenance of required building exit facilities
NY-New York City Photoluminescent Installations FAQ [32562]
Relates to exit signage requirements in New York City
Relates to exit signage requirements in New York City
OSHA Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, and Fire Prevention Plans; Final Rule [32559]
Text of the rule that became effective on December 7, 2002
Text of the rule that became effective on December 7, 2002
Safe Egress [33581]
Requirements for building egress - widths of corridors, fire exit design, marked exits, hazard avoidance policies
Requirements for building egress - widths of corridors, fire exit design, marked exits, hazard avoidance policies
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