One example of an emergency situation that may prevent workers from following normal evacuation procedures is a fire blocking the primary evacuation route. In this scenario, workers may need to quickly find an alternative route to safety, such as using a different staircase or finding a window to escape through. The presence of heavy smoke or flames may also hinder the ability to follow standard evacuation procedures, forcing workers to think quickly and adapt to the situation to ensure their own safety. In such cases, it is important for workers to remain calm, assess the situation, and make decisions that prioritize their well-being and the safety of others.
