What is the main goal of occupant relocation during a fire emergency in a high-rise building?

The primary objective of occupant relocation during a fire emergency in a high-rise building is to clear the designated fire zone for fire department access. This is essential because firefighters need unimpeded access to the areas affected by the fire to effectively combat the flames and save lives. By relocating occupants from the fire zone, it not only ensures that emergency personnel can navigate the building safely and quickly but also minimizes the risk to residents who might otherwise be in the immediate vicinity of danger.

Clearing the fire zone helps to streamline operations for the fire department, allowing them to focus on extinguishing the fire and conducting rescue operations without obstacles like crowds of evacuated tenants or unnecessary confusion. Ensuring that the fire zone is clear is a critical component of overall fire safety management in high-rise buildings.