Evacuation Diagrams

Evacuation diagrams are essential for helping both regular and visiting occupants understand exit pathways and firefighting facilities within a building, serving as a crucial part of emergency preparedness. These diagrams are a vital component of a building’s emergency plan and procedures, presenting key information visually to aid in effective evacuation during emergencies.

According to AS 3745: Planning for emergencies in facilities, specific guidance is provided regarding the content and structure of evacuation diagrams. Additionally, AS 4083: Planning for emergencies in health care facilities offers further insights tailored to the unique needs of hospitals and aged care environments.

Key factors for creating clear, concise, and compliant evacuation diagrams include:

• Sise of the Diagram: Ensuring visibility and readability.
• Minimum Elements: Including all prescribed elements as per AS 3745.
• Appropriate Mounting Locations: Placing diagrams in easily accessible areas.
• Correct Height: Mounting diagrams at the appropriate height for visibility.
• Proper Orientation: Ensuring the diagrams are oriented correctly for easy navigation.

Our experienced team is here to guide you through every step, from preparing emergency procedures and diagrams to providing staff training and education.