Work Through a Route Check
Perform a simple evacuation-route check using clear path, hazard exposure, alternate route, and accountability criteria.
The north route has a visible exit sign, but a display cart narrows the path, lighting is weak near a turn, and visitor accountability depends on memory. A usable route is continuous, clear, visible, low-hazard, and connected to accountability. The common trap is treating a visible exit sign as proof of route readiness. Signs help, but they do not clear carts, reduce fuel, light blind corners, or account for visitors. Path Walk the full path from work area to exit discharge. A route is continuous. A clear door does not fix a blocked corridor or crowded landing. Hazards Look for…
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