🛡️ Protecting Students, Staff & Visitors

In schools, colleges, and universities, the safety of every student, staff member, and visitor is non-negotiable. Emergencies can occur at any time — from fires and lockdowns to severe weather events. That’s why clear, compliant evacuation diagrams are more than just a legal requirement — they’re a life-saving necessity.

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📘 AS 3745:2010 Compliance in Educational Facilities

Under Australian Standard AS 3745:2010 – Planning for Emergencies in Facilities, all educational institutions are required to display evacuation diagrams that:

✅ Clearly indicate emergency exits, fire equipment, and assembly points
✅ Are current, accurate, and placed in appropriate locations
✅ Reflect actual building layouts, including areas such as classrooms, labs, and halls

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🗺️ Custom Evacuation Diagrams for Every Campus

We deliver fully tailored diagrams for educational campuses, including:

🔥 Emergency Evacuation Diagrams
🌀 Fire Block Plans
🚨 Emergency Action Plans
🧭 Wayfinding Campus Maps (ideal for large campuses)

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🧑‍🏫 Why Choose EvacuationDiagram.com?

👷‍♂️ Over 20 Years of Fire Safety Experience
🕒 Fast 24–48 Hour Turnaround
🧩 100% Customised to Each Site Layout
🧾 Fully Compliant with AS 3745:2010
💻 Easy, Hassle-Free Online Service – Australia-Wide

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💬 A Message from the Team at EvacuationDiagram.com

At EvacuationDiagram.com, we understand the responsibility that educational institutions hold in ensuring safety. We proudly support principals, facility managers, and safety officers in creating environments where learning can flourish — even during emergencies.

To ensure the highest standard of compliance and clarity, we partner with:

🔥 Fire Protection Companies
📋 Emergency Planning Consultants
👷 Fire Safety Professionals
🗺️ Evacuation Diagram Service Providers

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Together, we deliver evacuation diagrams that are not only AS 3745:2010 compliant, but also tailored to the unique layout, risks, and operational needs of each institution.

📞 Let’s work together to create safer learning spaces across Australia.