Which provision covers emergency routes and exits, including clear exit routes and signs?

• A. Training
• B. Provision of Information to Employees
• C. Emergency Routes and Exits
• D. Maintenance

Answer: (C)

The situation tests how the organization plans for safe, rapid evacuation by defining the actual paths people use to exit and the signs that guide them. The provision that covers this is Emergency Routes and Exits, which sets the requirements for escape routes to be clearly laid out, kept unobstructed, and equipped with appropriate signs and lighting so people can find and reach exits quickly in an emergency. This direct focus on the physical means of escape is why it’s the best fit. Training helps people respond, information ensures they know what to do, and maintenance keeps safety systems working, but those aspects don’t specify the design and marking of the escape routes themselves.