Explain why shared buildings still need team-level evacuation roles and accountability.
The building plan is the platform; your team still needs operating instructions. The Teach Shared buildings create a false sense of coverage. Fire systems, stairwells, and landlord procedures matter, but employees still need clear actions for their own suite. OSHA’s EAP guidance focuses on organizing employer and employee actions during emergencies. The mechanism is closing interface gaps: building management may control alarms and public systems, while the tenant controls visitor awareness, internal communication, assistance needs, and team accountability. Without that layer, people assume someone else is responsible. In Practice Nadia added a one-page tenant procedure: host owns visitor evacuation, night-shift…
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