Compliant Emergency Evacuation Diagrams
Custom design and placement.
Designed to meet AS 3745-2010 standards.
What Makes Our Evacuation Diagrams Essential?
Compliance with
AS 3745-2010
Our emergency evacuation diagrams are crafted in strict adherence to AS 3745-2010, ensuring that every path and exit route is clearly marked and easy to understand.
Customized to
Your Space
Our attention to detail goes down to placement location, size and materials.
Durable and
Visible Materials
We are serving the best practices and using highly sophisticated technology to satisfy the needs of clients.
“Emergency evacuation diagrams are not just a regulatory requirement; they are crucial tools for ensuring a swift and safe response during critical situations.
Paired with our world-leading emergency training, these diagrams become part of a comprehensive safety strategy that empowers individuals to act decisively and effectively under pressure. “
Jeff Walker-Alcantara
Why Customers Choose JKG
Capability to handle
large scale jobs.
We service multi-site, multi-floor, and single-site clients.
Latest design software
ensures a fast turnaround
Updated diagrams can be quickly produced when office fit-outs or building designs change.
New, updating or site audit.
We can ensure you site is fully compliant.
Ensure Your Diagrams Meet AS3745-2010 Guidelines
Orientation
- Evacuation diagrams must be oriented so that they correspond to the viewer’s actual physical orientation in the building.
- This means the top of the diagram should correspond to the direction the viewer is facing when reading the diagram.
Content Requirements
- The floor or area layout, "You are here" marker and Assembly areas must be prominently displayed.
- Diagrams must show the direction to the nearest exit and emergency exits.
- The locations of fire fighting equipment, emergency lights, communication equipment, and first aid kits should be clearly marked.
Design and Size
- The diagrams should be designed to be clear and legible, with a recommended size to ensure readability (usually not smaller than A4 size).
- They must be kept up-to-date and reflect any structural or functional changes within the facility.
Update Frequency
- The diagrams should be reviewed regularly and updated as needed to ensure they accurately reflect the current layout and safety equipment placements within the facility.
- A full review is recommended at intervals not exceeding 5 years or whenever significant changes to the building layout occur.
Compliance and Training
- Staff should be trained on the details of the evacuation diagrams as part of regular emergency response training.
- Compliance with these standards helps ensure that all personnel are familiar with escape routes and emergency procedures, enhancing the overall safety of the facility.
Location and Visibility
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Evacuation diagrams must be prominently displayed at all locations within a facility where they can be viewed easily by occupants and visitors.
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They should be positioned along escape routes and near exits.
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Diagrams must show the direction to the nearest exit and emergency exits.
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