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The Agency's regional delegate in the department that is the capital of the region submits an annual report to the Agency's Director General on the work it has done to support local authorities in car…
The minimum widths laid down in Article R. 4227-5 are increased by half for staircases serving basements.
Establishments are equipped with emergency lighting so that people can be evacuated in the event of an accidental interruption to normal lighting.The design, implementation and operating and maintenan…
Staircases are fitted with a handrail or handrail. Staircases at least 1.5 metres wide must have handrails on both sides.
Sliding, revolving or upward-opening doors do not qualify as emergency doors. They are not considered as regulatory clearances. However, power-operated sliding doors which, in the event of failure of…
The premises to which workers normally have access are served by clearances, the number and width of which are as follows: WORKFORCENUMBERof exitsWIDTHtotal cumulatedLess than 20 people10,80 m20 to 10…
The staircases extend to the evacuation level to the outside. The walls and steps do not contain cladding materials classified, according to their reaction to fire, in a category lower than that speci…
Doors must comply with the following requirements: 1° Doors likely to be used to evacuate more than fifty people must open in the direction of exit; 2° Doors forming part of the regulatory clearances…
The existence of lifts, goods lifts, moving walkways or conveyor belts cannot justify a reduction in the number and width of clearances.
The staircases serving the upper floors are separate from the staircases serving the basements.
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