Turnaround time depends on the building size and complexity. For most standard commercial or multi-occupancy buildings, evacuation diagrams are typically prepared and delivered within a few business days after receiving complete and accurate floor plans, drawings and information.

The number of evacuation diagrams required depends on the size, layout, and occupancy of the building. Under AS 3745-2010, evacuation diagrams must be displayed in prominent and strategic locations such as near exits, stairwells, lifts, corridors, and areas where occupants gather.

Each level of a building typically requires multiple diagrams to ensure they are clearly visible from any point of travel. Our certified Fire Safety Advisor can determine the correct number and placement to ensure full compliance.

Yes. Certain buildings are legally required to display evacuation diagrams under fire safety and workplace health and safety regulations. These diagrams must comply with AS 3745-2010 – Planning for Emergencies in Facilities.

Commercial buildings, multi-occupancy properties, and high-traffic facilities are typically required to have compliant evacuation diagrams clearly displayed to assist occupants during an emergency.

In many cases, yes. Evacuation diagrams can be prepared remotely using accurate and up-to-date floor plans, building layouts, and emergency equipment details.

However, site verification may be recommended if floor plans are outdated or if there are complex fire safety installations that require confirmation. Our process allows for fully online preparation while ensuring compliance with AS 3745-2010.