Evacuation diagram support for WA public schools

Helping WA public schools keep evacuation diagrams clear, current and compliant

CMG Fire & Safety Services has helped more than 200 schools across Perth and WA review, update and install evacuation diagrams. If your school's diagrams were created several years ago - or your buildings, exits, assembly areas or safety equipment have changed - Craig can provide an initial complimentary desktop review.

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Real school example

Does your school still have an evacuation diagram like this?

The older diagram below was recently found at a WA school. With the school's permission, Craig is sharing this genuine example to help other schools understand how an older diagram compares with the clear, updated version CMG prepared.

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Why should school evacuation diagrams be reviewed?

Even when a diagram was correct when installed, it may no longer accurately reflect the school or its emergency arrangements.

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Building layouts change

Rooms, internal walls, access points and the way buildings are used may change over time.

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Emergency equipment moves

Extinguishers, hose reels, first-aid kits and defibrillators may be added or relocated.

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Routes and assembly areas change

Exit paths, gates and assembly points may be updated as the school develops.

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Older diagrams may lack clarity

Orientation, symbols, emergency information and “You are here” positions may no longer be clear.

What CMG reviews

Every school and building is different. CMG reviews the practical details that make an evacuation diagram accurate, clear and useful.

Current building layout and room use

Diagram orientation and “You are here” position

Emergency exits and evacuation routes

Assembly points and alternative routes

Fire and emergency equipment locations

Emergency contact and procedure information

AS 3745 symbols, legends and readability

Required number, positioning and condition of diagrams

A desktop review provides an initial indication of whether a diagram may need updating. A site assessment may be recommended where placement, building changes or broader emergency-planning requirements need to be confirmed.

Not sure whether your school's diagrams need updating?

Craig is offering WA schools a complimentary initial desktop review. No site visit is required to get started.

Send a clear photo

Photograph one or more of your current evacuation diagrams and email them to Craig.

Craig reviews them personally

He'll look for visible signs that the diagrams may be outdated or require further assessment.

Receive clear advice

Craig will explain what appears current, what may need attention and quote if updates are recommended.

Send a diagram for review

Craig McGuiness, founder of CMG Fire and Safety Services

Local experience, personal service

Trusted school safety experience

Craig McGuiness is the founder of CMG Fire & Safety Services and personally oversees CMG's evacuation diagram projects. He has supported more than 200 schools across Perth and regional WA, providing practical advice, detailed site assessments and clear, professionally prepared diagrams.

Schools deal directly with an experienced local specialist - not a remote call centre or generic drafting service.

200+WA schools supported

80+Five-star Google reviews