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SECTION 1001 ADMINISTRATION 1001.1 General 1001.2 Minimum requirements [F] 1001.3 Maintenance SECTION 1002 DEFINITIONS 1002.1 Definitions SECTION 1003 GENERAL MEANS OF EGRESS 1003.1 Applicability 1003.2 Ceiling height s 1003.3 Protruding objects 1003.3.1 Headroom 1003.3.2 Post-mounted objects 1003.3.3 Horizontal projections 1003.3.4 Clear width 1003.4 Floor surface 1003.5 Elevation change s 1003.6 Means of egress continuity 1003.7 Elevators, escalators and moving walks SECTION 1004 OCCUPANT LOAD 1004.1 Design occupant load 1004.1.1 Areas without fixed seating Table 1004.1.1 Maximum Floor Area Allowances per Occupant 1004.2 Increased occupant load 1004.3 Posting of occupant load 1004.4 Exiting from multiple levels 1004.5 Egress convergence 1004.6 Mezzanine levels 1004.7 Fixed Seating 1004.8 Outdoor areas s 1004.9 Multiple occupancies SECTION 1006 MEANS OF EGRESS ILLUMINATION 1006.1 Illumination required s 1006.2 Illumination level 1006.3 Illumination emergency power 1006.4 Performance of system SECTION 1007 ACCESSIBLE MEANS OF EGRESS 1007.1 Accessible means of egress required s 1007.2 Continuity and components s 1007.2.1 Elevators required s 1007.3 Stairways s 1007.4 Elevators s 1007.5 Platform lifts 1007.5.1 Openness 1007.6 Areas of refuge s 1007.6.1 Size 1007.6.2 Separation 1007.6.3 Two-way communication 1007.7 Exterior area for assisted rescue 1007.7.1 Openness 1007.7.2 Exterior exit stairway 1007.8 Two-way communication s 1007.8.1 System requirements 1007.8.2 Directions 1007.9 Signage 1007.10 Directional signage 1007.11 Instructions SECTION 1005 EGRESS WIDTH 1005.1 Minimum required egress width 1005.2 Door encroachment 1005.3 Door hardware encroachment June 24, 2015 Page 1 of 6

SECTION 1008 DOORS, GATES AND TURNSTILES 1008.1 Doors 1008.1.1 Size of doors s 1008.1.1.1 Projections into clear width 1008.1.2 Door swing s 1008.1.3 Door opening force 1008.1.3.1 Location of applied forces 1008.1.4 Special doors 1008.1.4.1 Revolving doors Table 1008.1.4.1 Revolving Door Speeds 1008.1.4.1.1 Egress component 1008.1.4.1.2 Other than egress component 1008.1.4.2 Power-operated doors s 1008.1.4.3 Horizontal sliding doors 1008.1.4.4 Access-controlled egress doors 1008.1.4.5 Security grilles 1008.1.5 Floor elevation s 1008.1.6 Landings at doors 1008.1.7 Thresholds 1008.1.8 Door arrangement 1008.1.9 Door operations 1008.1.9.1 Hardware 1008.1.9.2 Hardware height 1008.1.9.3 Locks and latches 1008.1.9.4 Bolt locks s 1008.1.9.5 Unlatching s 1008.1.9.5.1 Closet and bathroom doors in Group R-4 occupancies 1008.1.9.6 Special locking arrangements in Group I-2 1008.1.9.7 Delayed egress locks 1008.1.9.8 Electromagnetically locked egress doors 1008.1.9.9 Locking arrangements in correctional facilities 1008.1.9.10 Stairway doors s 1008.1.10 Panic and fire exit hardware 1008.1.10.1 Installation 1008.1.10.2 Balanced Doors 1008.2 Gates 1008.2.1 Stadiums 1008.3 Turnstiles 1008.3.1 High turnstile 1008.3.2 Additional door SECTION 1009 STAIRWAYS 1009.1 Stairway width s 1009.2 Headroom s 1009.3 Walkline 1009.4 Stair treads and risers 1009.4.1 Dimension reference surfaces 1009.4.2 Riser height and tread depth s 1009.4.3 Winder treads s 1009.4.4 Dimensional uniformity s 1009.4.5 Profile s 1009.5 Stairway landings 1009.6 Stairway construction 1009.6.1 Stairway walking surface 1009.6.2 Outdoor conditions 1009.6.3 Enclosures under stairways 1009.7 Vertical rise s 1009.8 Curved stairways s 1009.9 Spiral stairways 1009.10 Alternating tread devices 1009.10.1 Handrails of alternating tread devices 1009.10.2 Treads of alternating tread devices 1009.11 Ship ladders 1009.12 Handrails 1009.13 Stairway to roof 1009.13.1 Roof access 1009.13.2 Protection at roof hatch openings 1009.14 Stairway to elevator equipment June 24, 2015 Page 2 of 6

SECTION 1010 RAMPS 1010.1 Scope s 1010.2 Slope 1010.3 Cross slope 1010.4 Vertical rise 1010.5 Minimum dimensions 1010.5.1 Width 1010.5.2 Headroom 1010.5.3 Restrictions 1010.6 Landings 1010.6.1 Slope 1010.6.2 Width 1010.6.3 Length s 1010.6.4 Change in direction 1010.6.5 Doorways 1010.7 Ramp construction 1010.7.1 Ramp surface 1010.7.2 Outdoor conditions 1010.8 Handrails 1010.9 Edge protection s 1010.9.1 Curb, rail, wall or barrier 1010.9.2 Extended floor or ground surface 1010.10 Guards SECTION 1011 EXIT SIGNS 1011.1 Where required s 1011.2 Illumination 1011.3 Tactile exit signs 1011.4 Internally illuminated exit signs 1011.5 Externally illuminated exit signs 1011.5.1 Graphics 1011.5.2 Exit sign illumination 1011.5.3 Power source SECTION 1012 HANDRAILS 1012.1 Where required 1012.2 Height 1012.3 Handrail graspability 1012.3.1 Type I 1012.3.2 Type II 1012.4 Continuity s 1012.5 Fittings 1012.6 Handrail extensions s 1012.7 Clearance 1012.8 Projections 1012.9 Intermediate handrails SECTION 1013 GUARDS 1013.1 Where required 1013.1.1 Glazing 1013.2 Height s 1013.3 Opening limitations s 1013.4 Screen porches 1013.5 Mechanical equipment 1013.6 Roof access SECTION 1014 EXIT ACCESS 1014.1 General 1014.2 Egress through intervening spaces 1014.2.1 Multiple tenants 1014.2.2 Group I-2 1014.2.3 Suites in patient sleeping areas 1014.2.3.1 Area 1014.2.3.2 Exit access 1014.2.3.3 Travel distance 1014.2.4 Suites in areas other than patient sleeping areas 1014.2.4.1 Area 1014.2.4.2 Exit access 1014.2.4.3 One intervening room 1014.2.4.4 Two intervening rooms 1014.2.5 Exit access through suites 1014.2.6 Travel distance 1014.2.7 Separation 1014.3 Common path of egress travel s June 24, 2015 Page 3 of 6

SECTION 1015 EXIT AND EXIT ACCESS DOORWAYS 1015.1 Exits or exit access doorways from spaces Table 1015.1 Spaces with One Exit or Exit Access Doorway 1015.1.1 Three or more exits or exit access doorways 1015.2 Exit or exit access doorway arrangement 1015.2.1 Two exits or exit access doorways s 1015.2.2 Three or more exits or exit access doorways 1015.3 Boiler, incinerator and furnace rooms 1015.4 Refrigeration machinery rooms 1015.5 Refrigerated rooms or spaces 1015.6 Stage means of egress 1015.6.1 Gallery, gridiron and catwalk means of egress s SECTION 1016 EXIT ACCESS AND TRAVEL DISTANCE 1016.1 Travel distance limitations Table 1016.1 Exit Access Travel Distance s 1016.2 Exterior egress balcony increase SECTION 1017 AISLES 1017.1 General 1017.2 Aisles in Groups B and M 1017.3 Aisle accessways in Group M 1017.4 Seating at tables 1017.4.1 Aisle accessway for tables and seating 1017.4.2 Table and seating accessway width 1017.4.3 Table and seating aisle accessway length SECTION 1018 CORRIDORS 1018.1 Construction Table 1018.1 Corridor Fire-Resistance Rating s 1018.2 Corridor width s 1018.3 Corridor obstruction 1018.4 Dead ends s 1018.5 Air movement in corridors s 1018.5.1 Corridor ceiling 1018.6 Corridor continuity SECTION 1019 EGRESS BALCONIES 1019.1 General 1019.2 Wall separation 1019.3 Openness SECTION 1020 EXITS 1020.1 General 1020.2 Exterior exit doors 1020.2.1 Detailed requirements 1020.2.2 Arrangement SECTION 1021 NUMBER OF EXITS AND CONTINUITY 1021.1 Exits from stories Table 1021.1 Minimum Number of Exits for Occupant Load s 1021.1.1 Exits maintained 1021.1.2 Parking structures 1021.1.3 Helistops 1021.2 Single exits Table 1021.2 Stories with One Exit 1021.3 Exit continuity 1021.4 Exit door arrangement SECTION 1022 EXIT ENCLOSURES 1022.1 Enclosures required s 1022.2 Termination 1022.2.1 Extension 1022.3 Openings and penetrations 1022.4 Penetrations 1022.5 Ventilation 1022.6 Exit enclosure exterior walls 1022.7 Discharge identification 1022.8 Floor identification signs 1022.8.1 Signage requirements 1022.9 Smokeproof enclosures and pressurized stairways 1022.9.1 Termination and extension s 1022.9.2 Enclosure access SECTION 1023 EXIT PASSAGEWAYS 1023.1 Exit passageway 1023.2 Width 1023.3 Construction 1023.4 Termination 1023.5 Openings and penetrations 1023.6 Penetrations June 24, 2015 Page 4 of 6

SECTION 1024 LUMINOUS EGRESS PATH MARKINGS 1024.1 General s 1024.2 Markings within exit enclosures 1024.2.1 Steps 1024.2.2 Landings 1024.2.3 Handrails 1024.2.4 Perimeter demarcation lines 1024.2.4.1 Floor-mounted demarcation lines 1024.2.4.2 Wall-mounted demarcation lines 1024.2.4.3 Transition 1024.2.5 Obstacles 1024.2.6 Doors from exit enclosures 1024.2.6.1 Emergency exit symbol 1024.2.6.2 Door hardware markings 1024.2.6.3 Door frame markings 1024.3 Uniformity 1024.4 Self-luminous and photoluminescent 1024.5 Illumination SECTION 1027 EXIT DISCHARGE 1027.1 General s 1027.2 Exit discharge capacity 1027.3 Exit discharge location 1027.4 Exit discharge components 1027.5 Egress courts 1027.5.1 Width 1027.5.2 Construction and openings s 1027.6 Access to a public way SECTION 1025 HORIZONTAL EXTIS 1025.1 Horizontal exits s 1025.2 Separation 1025.3 Opening protectives 1025.4 Capacity of refuge area SECTION 1026 EXTERIOR EXIT RAMPS AND STAIRWAYS 1026.1 Exterior exit ramps and stairways 1026.2 Use in a means of egress 1026.3 Open side 1026.4 Side yards 1026.5 Location 1026.6 Exterior ramps and stairway protection s June 24, 2015 Page 5 of 6

SECTION 1028 ASSEMBLY 1028.1 General 1028.1.1 Bleachers 1028.2 Assembly main exit 1028.3 Assembly other exits 1028.4 Foyers and lobbies 1028.5 Interior balcony and gallery means of egress 1028.5.1 Enclosure of openings 1028.6 Width of means of egress for assembly 1028.6.1 Without smoke protection 1028.6.2 Smoke-protected seating Table 1028.6.2 Width of Aisles for Smoke- Protected Assembly 1028.6.2.1 Smoke control 1028.6.2.2 Roof height 1028.6.2.3 Automatic sprinklers s 1028.6.3 Width of means of egress for outdoor smoke-protected assembly 1028.7 Travel distance s 1028.8 Common path of egress travel s 1028.8.1 Path through adjacent row 1028.9 Assembly aisles are required 1028.9.1 Minimum aisle width 1028.9.2 Aisle width 1028.9.3 Converging aisles 1028.9.4 Uniform width 1028.9.5 Assembly aisle termination s 1028.9.6 Assembly aisle obstructions 1028.10 Clear width of aisle accessways serving seating 1028.10.1 Dual access Table 1028.10.1 Smoke-Protected Assembly Aisle Accessways 1028.10.2 Single access 1028.11 Assembly aisle walking surfaces 1028.11.1 Treads 1028.11.2 Risers s 1028.11.3 Tread contrasting marking stripe 1028.12 Seat stability s 1028.13 Handrails s 1028.13.1 Discontinuous handrails 1028.13.2 Intermediate handrails 1028.14 Assembly guards 1028.14.1 Cross aisles 1028.14.2 Sightline-constrained guard heights 1028.14.3 Guards at the end of aisles 1028.15 Bench seating SECTION 1029 EMERGENCY ESCAPE AND RESCUE 1029.1 General s 1029.2 Minimum size 1029.2.1 Minimum dimensions 1029.3 Maximum height from floor 1029.4 Operational constraints 1029.5 Window wells 1029.5.1 Minimum size 1029.5.2 Ladders or steps June 24, 2015 Page 6 of 6