Supplemental Evacuation | Escape Consult is the regional representatives and supplier of Supplemental Evacuation products and solutions that include INGSTROM Escape Chute systems; MARK Save A Life self escape systems; Evac+Chair; CASA Portable Rescue Ladder; Photolumenescent Glow-In-The Dark evacuation products; SOS Rescue Tools. Supplemental Evacuation provides the redundancy and survivability into the building evacuation system that account for multiple �what if� scenarios to be planned for if the building evacuation is to be successful. People should be responsible for their own safety, but the lack of awareness and knowledge about the concept of fire safety is a problem we face. This website focused and sustained awareness drive of supplemental evacuation in enhancing fire safety to make people more aware of the fire risks, and how they can get out of danger in the event of a building evacuation. If there is a fire in your building you want to get everyone out quickly. It is the Management�s responsibility to evacuate ALL people from the building in an emergency before the fire engines arrives. It is NOT the Fire Brigades responsibility to evacuate building users. The fire-fighters will assist in the evacuation if people are still in the building when they arrive. Fire in an occupied high-rise could mean having to evacuate hundreds, or perhaps thousands, of people in difficult and dangerous conditions. For examples, having to evacuate a building in darkness due to power outage; having to evacuate people on wheelchair if the elevator is not working or if the stairway is not accessible because of smoke and fire. All of these circumstances and more have to be planned for if the building evacuation is to be successful. This website presents innovative solutions which will help in resolving many of the high-rise building evacuation issues not dictated by local regulations:- 1) How do you empty the total building population of a high-rise in the shortest possible time? 2) How do you get those people with physical disabilities down quickly and with minimum assistance in the absence of lift and elevator for egress? 3) How do you increase the egress capacity of a tall building that is designed for phased evacuation to facilitate simultaneous evacuations? 4) How do you escape from the upper floor when staircases are damaged and not accessible? 5) How do you provide additional emergency exit(s) or increase the size of existing stairways for mass rapid evacuation where it is not possible due to building structure? 6) How do you evacuate building population in darkness when the electricity goes out? That is where preparedness in pre-planning for �Supplemental Evacuation� provide the answers! The provision for �Supplemental Evacuation� in buildings is not a luxury but risks reduction strategy in tackling the perceived difficulties and problems of building evacuation. We encourage you to take the time to browse through the website and consider how these products can help you in solving your building evacuation problems and needs.

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People should be 'responsible for their own safety, but the lack of awareness and knowledge about the concept of fire safety is a problem we face. This website focused and sustained awareness drive of Supplemental Evacuation in enhancing fire safety to make people more aware of the fire risks, and how they can get out of danger in the event of a building evacuation.

If there is a fire in your building you want to get everyone out quickly. It is the Management's responsibility to evacuate ALL people from the building in an emergency before the fire engines arrives. It is NOT the Fire Brigades responsibility to evacuate building users. The fire-fighters will assist in the evacuation if people are still in the building when they arrive.

Fire in an occupied high-rise could mean having to evacuate hundreds, or perhaps thousands, of people in difficult and dangerous conditions. For examples, having to evacuate a building in darkness due to power outage; having to evacuate people on wheelchair if the elevator is not working or if the stairway is not accessible because of smoke and fire. All of these circumstances and more have to be planned for if the building evacuation is to be successful.

This website presents innovative solutions which will help in resolving many of the high-rise building evacuation issues not dictated by local regulations:-

1) How do you empty the total building population of a high-rise in the shortest possible time?

2) How do you get those people with physical disabilities down quickly and with minimum assistance in the absence of lift and elevator for egress?

3) How do you increase the egress capacity of a tall building that is designed for phased evacuation to facilitate simultaneous evacuations?

4) How do you escape from the upper floor when staircases are damaged and not accessible?

5) How do you provide additional emergency exit(s) or increase the size of existing stairways for mass rapid evacuation where it is not possible due to building structure?

6) How do you evacuate building population in darkness when the electricity goes out?

That is where preparedness in pre-planning for Supplemental Evacuation provide the answers! The provision for Supplemental Evacuation in buildings is not a luxury but risks reduction strategy in tackling the perceived difficulties and problems of building evacuation.

We encourage you to take the time to browse through the website and consider how these products can help you in solving your building evacuation problems and needs.

If you are looking for Supplemental Evacuation products that you do not see in this website, or if you would like additional information on which product solution is of most interest to you and if there are questions that we can answer, or a quotation, give us a call or email us. Let us help you fulfil all of your building evacuation safety needs.

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