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Exit Design, Entrance Planning, and Evacuation for Live Events

The design of exits, entrances, and internal circulation routes at live events directly determines how quickly a venue can be safely evacuated in an emergency. This article covers exit placement, door flow rates, entrance design, access routes, and the regulatory framework that governs egress at public assembly events.
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Life Safety Evaluation: Field Checklist

A field-ready checklist covering all ten conditions required by NFPA 101 for a Life Safety Evaluation. Each section covers one required assessment area. Print and use when preparing, updating, or reviewing a Life Safety Evaluation before AHJ submission.
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The Life Safety Evaluation: What It Is, What It Requires, and How to Use It

A Life Safety Evaluation (LSE) is the formal written review required by NFPA 101 for assembly occupancies with 6,000 or more occupants -- and strongly recommended for any public gathering regardless of size. This article explains what the LSE requires, who performs it, how to work through each of the ten mandated assessment areas, and how to connect it to your Event Safety Management Plan. A comprehensive field-ready checklist is included.
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