Can anyone tell me if there is any regulations (referring to the title of my question) that outline specific requirements for employees' exit clearance.

For example:

I'm in a 12' x 23' room that has deep desk furniture lined up against the wall, extending 30" with the person in a chair (add another 30" when pulling out of a desk), mirrored on both sides. You'd have approximately anywhere between 1'-2' of clearance between each chair if two employees were to pull out of their desks, potentially blocking other people from exiting the room; easily.

I'm working on a floor plan that will potentially have up to 6 people working inside said dimensions. This situation seems like it could be a potential safety hazard, but I need references to back up this feeling.

Thank you in advance.

Can anyone tell me if there is any regulations (referring to the title of my question) that outline specific requirements for employees' exit clearance.

For example:

I'm in a 12' x 23' room that has deep desk furniture lined up against the wall, extending 30" with the person in a chair (add another 30" when pulling out of a desk), mirrored on both sides. You'd have approximately anywhere between 1'-2' of clearance between each chair if two employees were to pull out of their desks, potentially blocking other people from exiting the room; easily.

I'm working on a floor plan that will potentially have up to 6 people working inside said dimensions. This situation seems like it could be a potential safety hazard, but I need references to back up this feeling.

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Thank you in advance.