Verify the site
Plans and existing diagrams are checked against current site conditions, paths of travel, exits and installed emergency equipment.
06 Emergency planning
Evacuation Diagrams
Clear, site-specific evacuation diagrams prepared for display, helping occupants respond confidently in an emergency.
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06 Service overview
Clarity before action.
Clear emergency information for the people who use your building.
When an emergency happens, people need to know where they are, where they need to go and how to get there safely.
An evacuation diagram provides a site-specific pictorial layout of a building floor or area and includes relevant emergency response information in accordance with AS 3745-2010.
National Building Compliance prepares clear, site-specific evacuation diagrams showing important information such as evacuation routes, exits, assembly areas, fire safety equipment and the occupant's current location.
We use information from the building and site to make sure the diagram reflects the actual layout and relevant emergency information for that location.
Design for rapid understanding
Information hierarchy, orientation and placement are considered so occupants can interpret the diagram quickly under pressure.
Maintain a controlled record
Final diagrams are issued systematically, with revisions managed when layouts, equipment or emergency arrangements change.
Scope What we deliver
A controlled path from
evidence to outcome.
01Site inspections and building layout reviews
02Site-specific evacuation diagrams
03Emergency exit and escape route identification
04Assembly area identification
05Fire safety equipment locations
06‘You Are Here’ location indicators
07Emergency contact information
08Floor plans and building orientation
09Updates to existing evacuation diagrams
010Building-wide evacuation diagram programs
Outcome What this gives you
Clear emergency information
Site-specific accuracy
Consistent presentation
Controlled updates
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