Evacuation Diagrams in the Blue Mountains
Site-verified evacuation diagrams for workplaces, accommodation and community facilities across the Blue Mountains, from Katoomba and Leura to Blackheath and Springwood. Much of the Mountains is bush fire prone, so we check that each diagram shows the assembly area your emergency plan actually uses.
Where We Work in Katoomba & the Blue Mountains
- Katoomba
- Leura
- Wentworth Falls
- Blackheath
- Lawson
- Hazelbrook
- Springwood
- Faulconbridge
- Glenbrook
- Mount Victoria
Local Considerations
Bush fire prone land
Many Blue Mountains sites sit on bush fire prone land. The diagram still follows AS 3745, but it should show the assembly area and routes your emergency plan uses, which may differ in a bush fire.
Visitors who do not know the building
Hotels, guesthouses and attractions host visitors unfamiliar with the layout. Clear, correctly oriented diagrams in rooms and corridors matter most here.
Older and heritage buildings
Many buildings have been extended over decades, with irregular layouts and level changes. Site verification catches exits and routes that old plans miss.
Buildings We Prepare Diagrams For in the Blue Mountains
Hotels and guesthouses
Accommodation where each room and corridor needs a diagram oriented to its position.
Tourist attractions and venues
Sites with high visitor numbers and people unfamiliar with the layout.
Schools and childcare
Education and early learning services, with diagrams placed for staff and visitors.
Aged care and healthcare
Facilities where some occupants need help to move, supporting AS 4083 evacuation plans.
Retail and hospitality
Shops, cafes and clubs along the main street strips.
Community and council buildings
Halls, libraries and community centres used by many groups.
Evacuation Diagram FAQs: Blue Mountains
Do you visit sites in the Blue Mountains?
Yes. We visit sites across the Blue Mountains to verify exits, equipment and "You Are Here" positions before drafting. We can also start from your floor plans and photos.
Our site is bush fire prone. Does that change the diagram?
The diagram itself still follows AS 3745. What can change is your emergency plan, for example a different assembly area or a shelter location in a bush fire. The diagram should match the plan, so we check that with you. See our bush fire season guidance for more.
We run accommodation. Do guest rooms need diagrams?
Guests are unfamiliar with the building, so each room or corridor usually needs a diagram oriented to its position. We work out the number and positions during the site visit.
How long does it take in the Blue Mountains?
Our standard delivery is 14 days from site verification. Large or multi-building sites are scheduled with you when we quote.
What do you need from me for a quote?
The site address, the number of floors and buildings, and floor plans if you have them (PDF or CAD). Photos of any existing diagrams help too.
More questions about what a diagram must show, review timing and sizing are answered on our main evacuation diagrams page.
Emergency Planning in the Blue Mountains
Diagrams work best alongside current emergency procedures and trained wardens.