Evacuate
Move to the Emergency Assembly Area or nearest Muster Point.
Evacuation diagrams
A visible window into your school's incident management system.
Contemporary, location-orientated diagrams designed specifically for schools and aligned with AS 3745-2010, including Amendment 1:2014.
More than an evacuation route.
Evacuation diagrams provide immediate visual guidance during an evacuation. They can also serve as a reference point for Shelter-in-Place, Lockdown, medical emergencies and, where required, bushfire arrangements.
For staff, visitors and parents, they may be the most visible evidence of the emergency systems protecting students. That visibility needs to be accurate, clear and professionally presented.
- You Are Here
- Emergency Assembly Area or Muster Point
- Alerts and tones
- Emergency equipment
- Clear evacuation routes
Consistent emergency procedure language.
Shelter-in-Place (Move Inside)
Move inside. Secure doors. Continue with class activities.
Lockdown
Active threat. Lock doors. Lights out. Remain out of sight.
Review your school's evacuation diagrams.
Discuss current diagrams, building changes, emergency information and mounting locations.