Evacuation Diagrams for Warehouses & Industrial Facilities

Clean warehouse aisle with pallet racking, emergency exit signage and an unobstructed path of travel

Clear evacuation diagrams for warehouses, factories, distribution centres, workshops and other operational facilities.

COAD88 EVAC PLAN can assess complex layouts, establish suitable evacuation routes and prepare diagrams for individual display locations across the facility.

On-site assessment, drafting, printing and installation are available across Melbourne and much of Victoria. Remote drafting is available Australia-wide for suitable projects.

Do Warehouses and Industrial Facilities Need Evacuation Diagrams?

Warehouses and industrial facilities often contain large floor areas, racking, machinery, loading zones and multiple operational spaces. Evacuation diagrams provide clear, location-specific guidance by identifying emergency exits, evacuation routes, fire-safety equipment and assembly areas throughout the facility.

Marked pedestrian route leading to an emergency exit inside a warehouse with pallet racking and a mezzanine

For warehouses and industrial facilities, the number, content and placement of diagrams depend on factors such as:

  • The size and configuration of the facility

  • Racking, mezzanines and internal work areas

  • Loading docks, workshops and production zones

  • Available exits and evacuation routes

  • Separate buildings, tenancies or operational areas

  • Emergency equipment and assembly locations

Large or complex facilities may require multiple location-specific diagrams. COAD88 EVAC PLAN can review your plans or inspect the site, determine what is appropriate and advise where diagrams should be displayed.

Evacuation diagrams are prepared with reference to AS 3745–2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities and the facility’s confirmed emergency arrangements.