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EVACUATION DIAGRAMS
Evacuation diagrams are an important element of fire safety and provide the occupants with the relevant information to safely exit a building in the event of an emergency.
Evacuation diagrams are a requirement for all building over 300sqm as
per Australian Standard 3745-2010.
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Our Evacuation Diagrams are meticulously crafted in accordance with the Australian Standard 3745-2010, ensuring compliance and the highest level of preparedness for your space.
Our comprehensive evacuation diagrams provide clear and concise instructions, guiding occupants through emergency situations with ease.
With easy-to-understand pathways, vital information, and strategically placed emergency exits, our evacuation diagrams empower individuals to navigate to safety swiftly and confidently.
Whether you're a business owner, building manager, or homeowner, our custom-tailored diagrams will ensure your space is fully equipped to handle emergencies and protect the well-being of everyone involved. Explore our Evacuation Diagrams today and be prepared for any situation that comes your way.
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Our Evacuation Diagrams Include
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Review of the property of plans to create an evacuation diagram specific to the requirements of the property
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Diagram developed by professional draftsman based in Newcastle
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Evacuation Diagram printed and framed
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Instructions specific to the installation of the evacuation diagram.
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Evacuation Diagrams
....The Details
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Evacuation Diagrams must be visibly displayed throughout your workplace as part of your emergency evacuation plan. This is essential in case of a fire or emergency and may prove the difference between life or death.
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Evacuation Diagrams must be displayed in accordance with AS3745 – Planning for emergencies in facilities and failure to comply may result in penalties up to $30,000.
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The Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) is responsibile for ensuring that the evacuation diagrams for your sites are kept current and contain all the necessary information.
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The Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 in NSW mandates strict compliance. Depending on your building's size and characteristics, it may require engagement with a Fire Safety Advisor (FSA).
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If you need more information regarding the requirements for evacuation diagrams, please Contact Us for more information.
Evacuation Diagrams
....Who Is Responsible
The PCBU, that is the ‘Persons conducting a business or undertaking’ is responsible in ensuring Evacuation Diagrams are visibly displayed throughout your workplace for emergency management.
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This could be an individual or an organisation,
some examples may be:
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A builder or site manager
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A retail manager
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Anybody who is self employed running their own business
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School principal or head office staff
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A warehouse or store manager
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The operator of a franchise fast food outlet
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Evacuation Diagram FAQ's
A robust emergency evacuation plan is indispensable for any business, as it safeguards the well-being of individuals and protects valuable assets.
It is crucial to optimally balance word choice, structure, readability, and eloquence while preserving the original meaning, to ensure utmost clarity and effectiveness.
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Less than 50% of building occupants feel confident of knowing what action to take and where to evacuate to during an emergency.