Make Evacuation Diagram Compliance Simple
See what a professionally prepared, compliant fire evacuation diagram looks like.
View examples of evacuation diagrams we have created for different building types and layouts.
Shopping Centre Example
See how a fire evacuation diagram can clearly communicate emergency exits, evacuation routes and fire safety information across a busy shopping centre environment.
Hotel Example
View an example of a fire evacuation diagram designed for a hotel environment, providing clear and easy-to-follow evacuation information for guests, staff and visitors.
Commercial Building Example
See an example of a professionally designed fire evacuation diagram for a commercial building, clearly showing emergency exits, evacuation routes and essential fire safety information.
Watch the demonstration video below to see just how simple it is to create and submit your evacuation diagram request online.
Do You Need New or Updated Evacuation Diagrams?
Are your evacuation diagrams due for review or an update? Have you recently changed your building layout, relocated fire safety equipment or altered your emergency exits? Or are you unsure whether your current evacuation diagrams comply with Australian Standard AS 3745?
Keeping evacuation diagrams accurate and up to date is an important part of maintaining your building’s emergency planning information.
Our easy-to-use Online Evacuation Diagram Designer makes ordering new or updated evacuation diagrams simple. You can provide our experienced designers with the information they need online, without complicated drawings or lengthy back-and-forth emails.
Do You Have Existing Floor Plans?
Simply upload your existing floor plans and provide the required building and fire safety information through our online system.
Don’t have suitable floor plans? You can create your building layout using our online evacuation diagram builder, drawing directly onto the canvas and placing the required components.
Once your information has been submitted, our experienced designers take care of the rest, producing professional fire evacuation diagrams designed to comply with Australian Standard AS 3745.
When Should Evacuation Diagrams Be Updated?
Has your workplace or building changed since your evacuation diagrams were originally created? Changes to floor layouts, emergency exits, evacuation routes, fire equipment or the use of different areas within the premises may mean your existing diagrams need to be reviewed and updated.
If you’re preparing for an upcoming fire safety or evacuation compliance review, it’s also a good opportunity to check that the information displayed on your evacuation diagrams remains current and accurate.
Need Evacuation Diagrams for Multiple Locations?
Whether you need an evacuation diagram for a single office, retail store, school, aged care facility, warehouse, hotel, hospitality venue or healthcare facility, or you manage a national portfolio of properties, our online system provides a straightforward way to organise your diagrams.
Create your evacuation diagram online and let our experienced team take care of the professional design and compliance requirements.
Use Our Online Service To Order Your Evacuation Diagrams
Dedicated Team with latest software allowing for fast design of your templates at huge cost savings
Creating Emergency Evacuation Diagrams through our online service can help you save time and money.
We guarantee our price stays competitive for our emergency evacuation diagrams by giving the lowest price which starts at $99 per drawing.
We can create your evacuation diagrams totally online, just tell us where your fire equipment is located and let us do the rest.
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Who We Work With
From small offices and retail stores to large commercial and industrial facilities, we provide compliant evacuation drawings for a wide range of businesses and properties across, including:
Government & Strata
Government & Strata
Aged Care & Healthcare
Aged Care & Healthcare
Transport & Hospitality
Transport & Hospitality
Commercial & Retail
Commercial & Retail
Domestic & Residential Properties
Domestic & Residential Properties
Our goal is to make evacuation diagram compliance simple, efficient, and stress-free for businesses of all sizes.
FAQs
What is an Evacuation Diagram?
Evacuation diagrams are one of the most important pieces of information for your building. The signs purpose is to provide occupants with information on how to evacuate your building should an emergency situation happen.
Why Should a Business Have an Evacuation Diagram?
Evacuation Diagrams are mandatory for all Australian Workplaces* and multiple residency buildings. Our professional design team is a leading service provider of emergency evacuation diagrams for all applications.
What Should be Included in an Evacuation Diagram?
Evacuation Diagrams will consist of a pictorial representation of the floor or area of a building and other relevant emergency response information.. They are intended to provide emergency and evacuation information for occupants and visitors and contain information such as:
- Exit Lights and Exit Routes
- Assembly Points/Areas
- Emergency Information
- Portable and Fixed Firefighting Equipment
- Manual Call Points (MCP)/Communication Equipment
- Fire Control Rooms
- Emergency Procedures
- The Date the Diagram was Created and when it is Valid Until
- The Site Name and Full Address
How often should evacuation diagrams be updated?
As soon as any changes to the layout of the building or firefighting equipment and systems have occurred then the emergency evacuation diagrams must be updated. If no changes have occurred then the evacuation diagrams should be reviewed every year. The validity date is a requirement on all evacuation diagrams.
How Many Evacuation Diagrams do I Need?
Typically displayed in the reception area and each of the office spaces.
Where should evacuation diagrams be displayed?
Key requirements for displaying evacuation diagrams:
- Location – where occupants and visitors are able to view them.
- Position – diagram should be positioned at a height not less than 1200mm and not more than 1600mm above the ground.
- Orientation – each should have the correct orientation with regard to the direction of egress (exit route) and its location to the ‘YOU ARE HERE’ point.
Where an assembly area map is included, it should have the same orientation as the rest of the diagram.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
At FCF Fire & Electrical, we believe reducing fire industry waste and improving recycling practices are critical to a safer, more sustainable future.
As proud members of the Australian Fire Safety and Environmental Sustainability Association (AFSESA), we’ve taken real steps toward minimising our environmental impact. You can learn more about the AFSESA at firerecycling.com.au.
We’re not just a “tag and bill” company — we’re actively working to transform the fire protection industry by integrating responsible recycling and waste reduction into our services.