AS 3745:2010 Compliant Evacuation Diagrams Across Australia

Yes. In many Australian states, short-term rental and accommodation properties are required to display evacuation diagrams at key locations such as entry doors and bedrooms to support guest safety and compliance requirements.

Most evacuation diagrams are completed within 24–72 hours after we receive your floor plan, sketch, or property photos.

No problem. We can create your evacuation diagram using property photos, a hand sketch, or a simple description of the layout.

Yes — all diagrams are designed in accordance with the AS 3745-2010 standard, including correct emergency symbols, exit routes, and required compliance elements.

We specialise exclusively in AS 3745:2010–compliant evacuation diagrams for the Australian market. Our trade partners choose us for fast turnaround (24–72 hours), consistent quality, transparent pricing, and reliable long-term support. With over 20 years of professional experience, we operate as a trusted drafting partner to fire protection companies and safety consultants across Australia.

Our services are designed for fire protection companies, emergency planning consultants, fire safety professionals, and evacuation diagram providers who require compliant, professional diagrams delivered efficiently under their own branding.

Yes. We primarily operate as a trade drafting partner. We do not approach or compete with your end clients. Your client relationships remain fully protected.

Yes. All diagrams are supplied under your branding only, including your company name and logo. We also provide NDA-backed white-label services, ensuring complete confidentiality.

Yes. We offer flat-rate trade pricing, volume-based discounts, and priority turnaround for agencies and partners with regular or high-volume work.

Pricing is based on: Number of floors / diagrams Scope of work AS 3745:2010 compliance requirements Turnaround time Any special branding or revision needs Once confirmed, pricing is fixed per diagram with no hidden costs.

Our pricing is highly cost-effective for trade partners, helping Australian agencies reduce drafting overheads while maintaining full compliance and professional presentation.

We accept bank transfer and PayPal. Tax invoices are issued for every project.

No. Our invoices are GST-free. You only pay the agreed flat-rate amount.

You can submit PDFs, CAD files, scanned drawings, or clear hand sketches, showing fire equipment, exits, muster points, and the property address. For full details, please refer to our How to Order page.

Standard delivery is 24–72 hours, depending on project size. Priority service options are available for urgent requirements.

Final diagrams are supplied in high-resolution, print-ready PDF and JPEG formats.

No. We supply print-ready files only, correctly sized and formatted for use with aluminium snap frames, acrylic frames, PVC foam boards, or other display systems sourced locally.

Up to three revisions are included at no extra cost. We respond promptly to text updates, logo changes, or minor layout adjustments.

Yes. All diagrams are prepared in line with AS 3745:2010 and Australian fire safety requirements, based on the information provided by our clients.

Yes. We support trade partners across NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, NT, and ACT.

Evacuation diagrams may be checked by: Fire Safety Inspectors Local Council Officers Fire & Rescue Authorities (e.g. Fire and Rescue NSW, CFA, QFES) Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) Inspectors Accredited Fire Safety Practitioners / Fire Protection Agencies During Fire Safety Audits, Occupation Certificates, or Annual Fire Safety Statements (AFSS) 👉 Diagrams are commonly checked during routine inspections, audits, or after an incident.

YES – in most cases. Under Australian law: AS 3745:2010 is referenced by WHS and Fire Safety legislation across all states and territories. If a building is workplace, public, commercial, or accommodation, evacuation diagrams are legally mandatory. Not mandatory only in limited cases: Class 1a private homes (unless required by insurer or council) If people work, stay, visit, study, shop, or receive care in the building – diagrams are almost always mandatory.

Under AS 3745:2010, evacuation safety is a shared responsibility. 👉 Owner, tenant, and business operator all have a duty of care. Emergency never comes with warning — evacuation information must always be correct. 🔹 Building Owner / Owners Corporation Responsible for: Common areas (lobbies, corridors, fire stairs, car parks) Base building evacuation diagrams Overall building evacuation strategy 🔹 Tenant / Business Operator Responsible for: Internal tenancy evacuation diagrams Offices, shops, clinics, warehouses, staff areas Safety of employees, visitors, and customers ⚠️ Saying “the owner didn’t do it” or “the tenant didn’t update it” does not remove responsibility during inspections. 🔹 Why Keeping Diagrams Updated Protects You Updating evacuation diagrams: Protects lives during emergencies Reduces legal and financial risk Supports smooth inspections and audits Protects insurance coverage This is a mandatory Australian Standard requirement under AS 3745:2010. Failure to comply may result in penalties of up to $30,000, depending on the state, territory, and seriousness of the breach.

Yes. If your layout has changed, your branding has changed, or the diagram needs a compliance refresh, we can update the existing file or redraw it from scratch. Send us the current version and any new details, and we’ll take it from there.

No site visit is usually required. Our service is fully online, so we can prepare compliant evacuation diagrams from your plans, photos, sketches, and instructions. Fast, simple, and efficient — without the site delay.

Please send us your floor plan, site address, and any photos, sketches, or CAD files you have. It also helps to include exit locations, fire equipment, muster points, and any branding details you want shown on the final diagram. The more complete the information, the faster we can deliver.

Yes. We prepare diagrams for multi-storey buildings, individual tenancies, and whole-site layouts. Where needed, each level or tenancy can be set out as a separate diagram so the final set is clear, compliant, and easy to use.

Yes. We also provide fire block plans showing fire equipment locations such as hydrants, fire alarms, and sprinklers. These plans are designed for clarity, compliance, and fast digital delivery across Australia.