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Custom Evacuation Map Examples

Explore custom evacuation map examples from schools, hotels, hospitals, offices, and industrial facilities.

*Graphics below are for sample purposes only and may not comply with local building codes, regulation or standards in your area.

Hotels & Resorts

Guest room diagrams are the clearest signage obligation in most hotel codes. These examples range from single guest rooms to guest floors and whole property site maps.

Missouri compliant hotel evacuation plan for level 2 with revised statutes, room numbers, fire extinguishers, and emergency instructions Hotel evacuation plan for level 2 showing eight guest rooms with fire extinguishers, alarm pull stations, and exit stairs Missouri hotel evacuation plan for level 2 with innkeeper notice, room layout, fire safety equipment, and emergency exit routes Hotel evacuation map for third floor with dark elegant design showing ADA rescue assistance areas and evacuation routes Boutique guest house evacuation plan for level 1 room 106 with vintage design, fire alarms, and extinguisher locations Beach resort building evacuation plan for level 1 room 109 with exit stairs, fire extinguishers, and alarm pull stations Florida compliant hotel evacuation plan for first floor with lobby, fitness room, meeting room, and state liability notices Florida resort evacuation plan for level 1 with state statutes, fire extinguisher cabinets, alarm pull stations, and emergency exits Colorado hotel evacuation plan for level 2 showing guest room numbers, innkeepers act text, and emergency exit stairs Hotel evacuation plan for level 2 guest floor with numbered rooms, fire extinguishers, alarm pull stations, and state liability text High-rise hotel evacuation plan for level 17 showing curved floor layout with primary and secondary exit routes Hotel emergency exit plan for second floor showing room numbers, evacuation routes, fire extinguishers, and detailed fire safety instructions Luxury resort emergency evacuation plan with dark modern design showing main and alternate routes, pull stations, and fire extinguishers

Healthcare

Healthcare facilities evacuate differently from other buildings, because most occupants cannot simply walk out. These examples cover hospitals, clinics and medical offices.

Healthcare facility main office evacuation plan for level 1 with primary and secondary routes, muster points, and fire safety equipment Bilingual English Spanish hospital evacuation plan for floor 1 showing primary and secondary evacuation routes with staircase locations Hospital evacuation plan for level 1 featuring multiple fire alarm pull stations, AED defibrillator location, and emergency exit routes Hospital ground floor evacuation plan showing ER nurses station, main entrance, fire extinguishers, and multiple emergency exits Health center evacuation plan for level 2 with hazard markers, fire extinguisher locations, and emergency exit stairs Healthcare facility evacuation plan for level 2 showing exit stairs, fire extinguishers, alarm pull stations, and evacuation routes Healthcare building evacuation plan with branded logo showing fire extinguishers, alarm pull stations, and multiple emergency exits Medical facility evacuation plan for level 1 featuring panic alarm, AED defibrillator, fire extinguishers, and emergency exit routes

Apartments & Condos

Residential buildings are read by people who live there rather than staff who are trained. These examples cover apartments, condos and high-rise towers.

Custom evacuation plan for apartment building second floor showing exit stairs, fire extinguisher locations, and evacuation routes Condo evacuation map for level 2 hallway with emergency exits, fire extinguishers, and alarm pull station locations Evacuation plan for high-rise apartment tower sixth floor displaying exit stairs, fire safety equipment, and escape routes Modern dark-themed evacuation map for luxury apartment building level 7 with outlined floor plan and exit routes Detailed condominium evacuation plan showing individual unit numbers, emergency exit stairs, and fire safety equipment on floor 2 Apartment building evacuation plan for level 3 featuring multiple exit stairs, smoke detectors, and fire alarm pull stations

New York City

New York City runs its own building code, and which generation applies to a building changes what its signage must say. These were drawn to the specifications of the fire inspectors having jurisdiction over each building.

New York City building basement level evacuation plan with fire extinguishers, emergency exits, and no smoking notice for elevators New York City building evacuation plan for level 1 with fire alarm, fire extinguisher locations, and stairwell exit routes New York City building evacuation plan for level 3 with dual stair and elevator banks, fire extinguishers, and alarm pull stations New York City commercial building evacuation plan between Broadway and Crosby Street with dual stairs and elevator banks New York City compliant office building evacuation plan for level 3 showing stair A, stair B, and elevator bank locations

Specialty Signs

Not every safety sign is an evacuation map. These are the room signs, wayfinding maps and facility notices usually ordered alongside the diagrams.

Factory personal protective equipment sign showing required safety gear including bump cap, hairnet, snood, overalls, and GMP rules
Large manufacturing facility emergency preparedness map with hazmat locations, utility shutoffs, fire systems, and safety equipment Hospital campus map showing building locations, emergency entrances, patient parking areas, and facility directory with color-coded buildings Motel property site map showing room buildings, pool area, lobby, assembly areas, fire extinguisher locations, and guest amenities Manufacturing plant safety map with assembly area, roof map, fire extinguisher grid, alarm pull stations, and emergency exit locations