During the preparation of an escape plan, experts develop detailed procedures and routes to be followed in the event of an emergency, such as fire, earthquake, or other disaster, in a building or facility. The plan includes the location of all emergency exits and the escape routes leading to them, which must be clearly marked. It outlines the assembly points where employees and visitors should gather after evacuation, and procedures for conducting roll calls. The escape plan also provides detailed instructions on the use of emergency signals and the activation of fire alarm systems. The goal is for everyone to be aware of what to do in case of an emergency and to leave the building as safely and quickly as possible.

Relevant legislation:

1. Act XXXI of 1996 on fire protection, technical rescue, and firefighting