Emergency Exit Routes

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Emergency Exit Routes, Industry, Fast

Understanding emergency exit routes is crucial for ensuring that employees know how to quickly and safely evacuate a building in the event of an emergency, potentially saving lives and minimizing risk. This 1-page safety meeting topic, with 2 discussion questions, can be used to host a safety meeting or toolbox talk to review OSHA's definition of an exit route, why it's important that exits are never blocked, and why employees should become familiar with evacuation maps.

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OSHA Fact Sheet - Emergency Exit Routes

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OSHA Booklet - Plan for Workplace Emergencies and Evacuations

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Emergency Planning Video Program

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Weeklysafety.com exclusive 1-page safety meeting topic, with two discussion questions, that reviews OSHA's definition of an exit route, why it's important that exits are never blocked, and why employees should become familiar with evacuation maps.

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