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Under what circumstances will stairs or ladders constitute a limited or restricted means of egress under the standard?

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Under what circumstances will stairs or ladders constitute a limited or restricted means of egress under the standard?

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Ladders, and temporary, movable, spiral, or articulated stairs will usually be considered a limited or restricted means of egress. Fixed industrial stairs that meet OSHA standards will be considered a limited or restricted means of egress when the conditions or physical characteristics of the space, in light of the hazards present in it, would interfere with the entrant’s ability to exit or be rescued in a hazardous situation.

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