Fire Block Plans are comprehensive diagrams that provide clear depictions of firefighting equipment and pertinent system details unique to the site. Fire Block Plans are primarily utilized by the fire brigade to devise effective strategies for controlling emergencies and to identify the precise locations of fire equipment.
Fire hydrant block plans must be located at the Booster, Fire Control Room and Pump Room and must be water and fade resistant. A Hydrant Plan highlights Fire Hydrant, Stop Valve, and any other fire equipment of importance to the Fire Brigade and must be clearly marked and printed on a minimum A3 size. AS2419.1
At Evac Maps, we prioritise the highest standards in fire safety by adhering to AS2419.1 for our fire hydrant block plan diagrams. AS2419.1, the Australian Standard for fire hydrant installations, outlines essential guidelines for the design, installation, and commissioning of fire hydrant systems. Our fire hydrant block diagrams are carefully crafted to highlight fire hydrants, stop valves, and other essential fire equipment, ensuring they are clearly marked and easy to locate.
To meet the requirements of AS2419.1, our fire hydrant block plan diagrams are designed to be water and fade-resistant, ensuring longevity and reliability. We place these diagrams at strategic locations such as the Booster, Fire Control Room, and Pump Room to facilitate quick access by the Fire Brigade. Each diagram is printed on a minimum A3 size to ensure all details are easily readable, enhancing the effectiveness of the fire response.
By following AS2419.1, we ensure that our diagrams are not only compliant with building codes but also optimised for fire safety and property protection. Our commitment to AS2419.1 guarantees that the fire hydrant installations we document are reliable, effective, and ready to safeguard lives and property. Choose Evac Maps for innovative, unique, and engaging fire safety solutions that adhere to the highest standards.
Commonly known as Zone Block Plans, these plans are required to be installed adjacent to the Fire Indicator Panel, Sub-FIP and Mimic Panels. This plan must show the location of the FIP as well as the area of each Fire Alarm Zone clearly marked. AS1670.1
At Evac Maps, we specialise in creating detailed diagrams that adhere to the AS1670 Automatic Fire Detection and Alarm Systems standards. Our AS1670 diagrams are crafted with precision, reflecting the stringent requirements of system design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance. Each AS1670-compliant diagram ensures your fire detection and alarm systems are designed to protect lives and property effectively.
Our commitment to AS1670 means we produce diagrams that help safeguard occupants by providing early fire warnings. These diagrams outline the proper layout and components required for fire detection and alarm systems, ensuring your installation meets all regulatory standards. By incorporating AS1670 guidelines, our diagrams facilitate the correct procedures for installing fire detection and alarm equipment, guaranteeing the system’s optimal performance.
Adhering to AS1670 also involves a thorough commissioning process. Our diagrams detail the testing and verification steps necessary to confirm system functionality, providing peace of mind. Moreover, we emphasise the importance of regular maintenance, as stipulated by AS1670, to keep your fire detection systems in top condition. With Evac Maps, you receive more than just a diagram; you gain a comprehensive tool that supports compliance and enhances safety in your building.
Must be located at each set of installation control assemblies and must be water-resistant and fade-resistant. This shall include the layout of the protected areas and the position of the main stop valves clearly indicated. AS2118.1
Are building/site plans installed within the Fire Control Room or Fire Control Centre showing the location of fire safety equipment & services.
All symbols must be in a standardised form & use correct colour coding/terminology.
Fire fighters utilise these plans to develop appropriate tactics to combat a fire or emergency.
EWIS Block Plan - are installed adjacent the Main Emergency Control Panel (MECP) & each Sub Emergency Control Panel (SECP). Each evacuation zone and WIP phone is typically shown located on a layout of each floor of the building. AS1670.4
At Evac Maps, we specialise in creating detailed diagrams that adhere to the stringent requirements of AS2941 for fixed fire protection installations. AS2941 sets the standards for pumpset systems, ensuring they provide adequate water pressure and flow to essential fire-fighting equipment, such as sprinklers and hydrants. Our diagrams ensure that all components meet these standards, contributing to the overall effectiveness and reliability of fire protection systems.
Our team at Evac Maps meticulously designs diagrams in compliance with AS2941, highlighting specifications for pumps, drivers, and auxiliary equipment to ensure optimal performance. We also detail the water supply requirements, ensuring that sources and supply systems align with AS2941 criteria. Our diagrams include comprehensive guidelines for the installation and commissioning of pumpsets, ensuring they operate flawlessly from the start.
Regular testing and maintenance are vital components of AS2941, and our diagrams reflect these procedures to maintain the ongoing reliability of pumpset systems. Adhering to AS2941 not only enhances the effectiveness of fire protection systems but also significantly contributes to the safety of building occupants. You can trust Evac Maps for accurate and thorough diagrams that meet and exceed AS2941 standards, ensuring unparalleled protection and peace of mind.
