Which information is typically included in a life-safety plan?

• A. Details of electrical circuits and data outlets.
• B. Egress routes, fire protection, emergency lighting, assembly points, and occupant protection measures.
• C. Furniture layout and material finishes.
• D. Project budget and schedule.

Answer: (B)

Life-safety planning centers on ensuring occupants can exit safely and systems are in place to protect people during emergencies. A life-safety plan typically includes egress routes, fire protection, emergency lighting, assembly points, and occupant protection measures because these elements directly guide safe movement, detection, and sheltering of people when a incident occurs. This focus on how people move to safety and how safety systems function distinguishes it from other types of plans. Details about electrical circuits and data outlets belong to electrical or communications plans; furniture layout and finishes relate to interior design concerns; and project budget and schedule pertain to project management, not life-safety coordination.