AS 3745-Compliant Evacuation Diagrams

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EvacNow provides quality evacuation diagrams, created and reviewed by a Certified Fire Safety Advisor.

Based in Brisbane and servicing clients across Australia, we prepare AS 3745-2010 compliant evacuation diagrams designed to support audits, inspections and real-world emergency preparedness.

Evacuation diagrams form part of your Emergency Plan. They’re a compliance document — not just something to fill space on a wall. If they don’t meet the requirements of the Standard, it becomes obvious during an audit.

Our background is in fire safety compliance and inspections. We understand how evacuation diagrams are assessed, what auditors look for, and how they fit within broader legislative obligations.

What Makes an Evacuation Diagram AS 3745-2010 Compliant?

A compliant evacuation diagram must meet specific content and presentation standards under AS 3745.

EvacNow evacuation diagrams are prepared using industry-standard drafting software and reviewed by a Certified Fire Safety Advisor to ensure compliance alignment.

A compliant evacuation diagram must have:

✓ A clearly marked “You Are Here” location

✓ Orientation aligned with the viewer’s perspective

✓ Clearly identified exits & evacuation routes

✓ Main and alternate pathways of travel

✓ Fire extinguishers, hose reels, hydrants, Manual call points, first aid kits, defibrillators (where applicable)

✓ Assembly area location(s)

✓ Legend of symbols/equipment used

✓ Diagram issue date and validity date

What Makes a Evacuation Diagram AS 3745-2010 Compliant?

A compliant evacuation diagram must clearly show the occupant’s current location with a visible “You Are Here” marker, and be oriented to match the viewer’s perspective so it can be easily understood at a glance. Exit points and evacuation routes must be clearly identified, including both primary and alternate paths of travel.

The diagram should also display the location of key fire and emergency equipment such as fire extinguishers, hose reels, hydrants, manual call points, first aid kits, and defibrillators where applicable. Assembly area locations must be shown, along with a clear legend explaining all symbols used throughout the diagram.

Finally, each diagram must include an issue date and a validity date to ensure it remains current and suitable for use as part of the building’s emergency planning.

Professional Evacuation Diagrams – Brisbane Based, Australia Wide

Evacuation diagram displayed in Australian small business office near exit

EvacNow operates from Brisbane and supports clients across Queensland and Australia.

EvacNow works with;

✓ Property managers
✓ Strata managers
✓ Facilities managers
✓ Commercial tenants
✓ Building owners
✓ Fire service companies (including white-label solutions).

All evacuation diagrams are delivered digitally as high-resolution, print-ready PDF files. If required, we can also arrange A3 colour printing and aluminium snap frame supply.

Because our process operates remotely, we support sites nationally while maintaining compliance oversight.

Need Compliant Evacuation Diagrams?

If your building layout has changed, you are preparing for audit, or you require diagrams for a new tenancy fitout, we can assist.