Evacuation Diagrams in North Queensland
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Site-Specific Evacuation Diagrams
When an emergency happens, occupants need to know exactly where to go and what to do — that's what a well-designed evacuation diagram provides. Flaming North Fire Protection produces site-specific evacuation diagrams that comply with the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 and AS 3745:2010. Our qualified technicians visit your site to assess the correct number and placement of diagrams throughout your building, ensuring nothing is missed.
We offer a range of material options to suit your premises, including snap frames, acrylic frames and metal prints, with installation available upon request. Servicing businesses across North Queensland, including Townsville, Cairns and the Western Region, we make sure your evacuation diagrams are compliant, clear and correctly positioned.
Call our Cairns branch on (07) 4725 6672 or our Townsville branch on (07) 4054 6905 to arrange evacuation diagrams for your site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are evacuation diagrams a legal requirement in Australia?
Yes, evacuation diagrams are generally required under state-based regulations, such as the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 in Queensland, along with AS 3745:2010. Requirements vary depending on the building's classification, size and occupancy, but most commercial and public buildings must display compliant diagrams.
How many evacuation diagrams does a building need?
The number of evacuation diagrams required depends on the size, layout and occupancy of the building. A site assessment is typically conducted to determine the correct number and placement of diagrams, ensuring occupants in all areas have access to clear evacuation information.
Where should evacuation diagrams be placed in a building?
Evacuation diagrams should be placed in prominent, easily accessible locations, such as near entry points, corridors and communal areas. Correct placement ensures occupants can quickly locate and understand the diagram relevant to their specific location within the building.
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Clear Information, Clear Direction
Every evacuation diagram produced by Flaming North Fire Protection is designed to provide clear, essential information in an emergency. This includes the location of fire alarms, all exits and exit signage, and fire fighting equipment such as extinguishers and hose reels.
Diagrams also outline the correct evacuation routes to assembly areas, along with the location of intercommunication devices used to communicate during an emergency. A "You Are Here" reference point is also included, helping occupants quickly orient themselves and understand the safest path to safety, no matter where they are in the building.
