In an emergency…
You look for the emergency lights! You know how if there’s an emergency, the whole building’s power supply is commonly cut off until the situation is under control. When the power supply is cut off, the whole building is down with nothing but the emergency lights on. I have experienced this when I was in a building that caught fire. It was a building where the company I was working for was located. The second floor of the building was ablaze so the building administration had to cut the electricity of the whole place. Our guide that time was the light from the EXIT sign as well as the emergency lighting at the staircase.
We had to go down 21 floors to be able to go out of the building. And for us to be safe. It was nerve-wracking considering we knew that the fire was on the second floor and if it became really big, the building could collapse. But with the help of the emergency lights in each floor, we were guided towards safety. I almost cried from relief that time. It was my first, and hopefully last, experience with building caught on fire.
Now, if you are part of a building’s administration department, you know that putting up EXIT signs in every fire escape as well as setting up emergency lights in strategic sections of each floor of the building is mandatory. After that fire, even the company I was with set up several emergency lights inside the office. At least three was put up in the production area.
If you want to get the lighting you need in emergencies, go to The Exit Store and there find the emergency lights that you need. It is very important to set this up because as the name implies, it is emergency lighting! Visit TheExitStore.com now for more information.
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I am an accountant, a CPA. I'd been working for 10 years as a corporate rat when I decided to quit. I am now working at home as a consultant and full time blogger.
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