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OSHA Safety Rules

OSHA Emergency Lighting Compliance Checklist

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Under OSHA standard 1910.37 and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, commercial spaces must maintain illuminated exit signs and emergency lights to ensure safe building egress during emergencies or power failures.

OSHA Egress Checklist

  1. Monthly Testing: Push the test button to run a 30-second functional bulb check.
  2. Annual Testing: Run a full 90-minute load test to verify batteries power the lights.
  3. Illumination Level: Ensure emergency lights illuminate aisles with at least 1 foot-candle of light.
  4. Record Keeping: Keep a signed written log of monthly and annual tests for inspectors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get cited by OSHA for a single dead exit light?

Yes. OSHA can issue citations and fines for non-functional exit signs or emergency lighting along primary paths of egress.

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