Are you sure that you are competent to do this work? Emergency lighting is not just about the exit door, there are a lot of other places where it may be necessary.
Take a good long look at these two documents
http://www.icel.co.uk//media//technical/5%20-CEL%201006%20%20Emergency%20Lighting%20Design%20Guide%203-3-09.pdf
http://www.icel.co.uk//media//technical/6 - ICEL 1008 Risk Assessment Guide 3-9-09.pdf[/QUOTE]
job description;
flats on 2nd floor
each has a nm above the front door inside
outside flat there are directional ones and open area illumination ones interspersed.
the stairwell is perpendicular to corridor so above is a green nm pointing down
above stairs there is a cupboard of the flat that cuts into space above stairs but i have a clear one to illuminate all stairs nm
on reaching bottom(1stfloor) there is a directional one to direct into lobby
another directional one directs to 2nd stair
above stairs is a green directioal one pointing down
a half landing is reached where there is another directioal one
at bottom (ground floor) is
final exit (m. em. l.)
1st floor is a hall
it has open area nm aprox every 5m radius(rsj cut ceiling into 4)
it has 2 exits both have directional
one of the exits is mentioned above, but will be primarily for flat occupants
the other on exiting comes to stairs (3 steps) above which is a directioal nm to illuminate stairs and direct. the landing does a 180 and stairs contue down to ground above which is a nm directioal emergency. on ground floor is a final M exit
ground floor is like the hall above exit is clear, have open area nm interpersed with normal lights
there is a kitchen that has em lights as it is a high risk task area and have nm and open area nm. it joins to the ground hall but has is own M exit
i have down the work and want my own certainty and peace of mnd before any or regulations
ive reffered to the EM Light OSG
but still unsure about final exits
