👉 Exit engineering refers to the systematic process of planning, designing, and implementing strategies for safely and efficiently removing a structure or system from its operational environment. This includes identifying all potential hazards associated with the exit, developing procedures to mitigate risks, and ensuring that all necessary equipment and protocols are in place for a controlled and orderly evacuation. It involves detailed coordination among various stakeholders, such as building managers, safety officers, and emergency responders, to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and to minimize the potential for injury or loss of life during the exit process. Exit engineering also encompasses post-removal activities, such as site assessment and decommissioning, to ensure that the area is safe and ready for future use.
