Clear the Exit Route Before the Rush

The before scene shows a common shortcut: pallets staged where people must move during an emergency. Reveal the safer layout. Before: returns use the exit approach as overflow storage. After: the exit approach stays clear and overflow has a defined home. The exit approach changed from usable storage to a protected no-stage zone, which supports safe access and egress under OSHA 1910.22. The overflow bay gives workers a legal place for excess returns, so the safe move does not depend on willpower during a rush. The trigger rule makes capacity visible: when the cage reaches its last open slot, the…

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