RACE Includes Visitors
Describe how hosts and wardens support visitors during RACE and evacuation-route execution.
The move: treat visitors as part of the evacuation system, not as spectators. Why this matters Employees often carry mental maps: nearest stair, alternate stair, assembly point, and warden habits. Visitors do not. During smoke or alarm noise, they read the room and wait for a host to tell them what is normal. That waiting is the hazard. Framework connection RACE says protect people, alarm, contain, and extinguish or evacuate. For visitors, the rescue and evacuation parts become practical host behaviors: give a direct instruction, point to the route, stay with them if safe, and make sure their name reaches…
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