Free Evacuation Plan Maker — Map Safe Routes

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Evacuation plan maker examples.

Same tool, four requests. Every drawing below is a real render.

What you type

Draw an ISO office evacuation plan with an open office, lift lobby, west and east stairs, two marked exit routes, an extinguisher, call point, and assembly point.

Then tryAdd a first-aid point.Move the YOU ARE HERE marker.

Evacuation plan · ISO 23601:2020 · schematex-evacuation

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The drawing

What an evacuation plan is.

An evacuation plan is a posted floor map that shows the reader's location, the routes to final exits, and key safety markers such as fire equipment and alarm points.

It helps occupants orient themselves quickly during an emergency. The final plan must match the real building and be checked against the site's emergency procedure and applicable local requirements.

Standard: ISO 23601:2020
Also follows: ISO 7010:2019 · ISO 3864-1:2011 · NFPA 170 Ch. 11 · UAE Fire and Life Safety Code
Engine: schematex-evacuation
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Evacuation plan: What an evacuation plan is

Who uses it

Who uses evacuation plans.

Office and facilities teams

Floor maps that point staff and visitors to two stair exits and an outdoor assembly point.

Schools

Classroom-wing maps that show corridor routes, stairs, call points, and extinguishers.

Warehouse safety teams

Large-area egress maps that identify protected aisles, final exits, and doors that are not exits.

How it works

How to make an evacuation plan in three steps.

Describe it

One paragraph is enough to start.

“Draw an ISO office evacuation plan with an open office, lift lobby, west and east stairs, two marked exit routes, an extinguisher, call point, and assembly point.”