further summarise Distribution: Exits must be distributed as uniformly as possible within or around the floor they serve. They should be positioned to ensure unobstructed access to at least two exits from all points on the floor, including lift lobby areas. Minimum Distance: Exits must be at least 9 meters apart. Maximum Distance: Class 2 or 3 Buildings: Exits must be no more than 45 meters apart. Class 9a Health-Care Buildings: If the exit serves a patient care area, they must be no more than 45 meters apart. All Other Cases: Exits must be no more than 60 meters apart. Path Convergence: Alternative paths of travel should not converge to become less than 6 meters apart. Farm Buildings Exception: In farm buildings, exits used as alternative means of egress must not be more than 80 meters apart. These provisions ensure that alternative exits are accessible and adequately spaced to facilitate safe egress in various types of buildings. 1234 Sources 1 STUDENT STUDENT PROJECT/PORTFOLIO/REPORT ASSESSMENT TASK Task Number Task Name Assessment 1a - Portfolio exercise 6 (Apartment Building Plan Check) National unit(s) title Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for medium rise build ApplyCodesAssessmentSECA,C,D,E,F.docx 2 STUDENT STUDENT PROJECT/PORTFOLIO/REPORT ASSESSMENT TASK Task Number Task Name Assessment 1a - Portfolio exercise 6 (Apartment Building Plan Check) National unit(s) title Apply building codes and standards to the construction proces