Evacuation diagrams Bunbury
AS 3745-compliant evacuation diagrams for Bunbury and the South West WA. Picton industry, port businesses, CBD offices, retail, and tourism venues. Fast remote delivery, no site visit required.
Overview
EvacPath makes AS 3745-compliant evacuation diagrams for Bunbury businesses from A$70 per diagram (Basic A$280 for up to 4 diagrams, Standard A$420 for up to 8), delivered as print-ready PDFs in 3 to 5 business days with no site visit. You see your first draft before you pay.
Bunbury businesses need an emergency plan under Western Australia's work health and safety laws, and we draw the evacuation diagrams that go with it to AS 3745. WorkSafe WA's code of practice says emergency procedures should, where relevant, cover displaying a site plan that shows emergency exits, fire equipment, and assembly points. From the Picton industrial area and the port to the CBD and Eaton, we recommend updating your diagrams whenever a layout changes.
Bunbury is Western Australia's largest regional city and a major port, anchoring the South West's industrial, agricultural, and tourism economy. The Picton industrial area and the Inner Harbour host heavy industry, mineral processing, and logistics businesses that need accurate evacuation diagrams, while the redeveloped CBD waterfront and the region's tourism venues add further demand. We draw diagrams for all of it to AS 3745.
Why Bunbury businesses choose EvacPath
- WA work health and safety law requires an emergency plan at every workplace, and current diagrams help people follow it
- Port and mineral-processing facilities have large, hazard-specific layouts
- Picton warehouses and workshops need diagrams for big floor plates and plant
- Tourism and hospitality venues need clear evacuation information for visitors
- South West growth means regular new fitouts that need diagrams
Bunbury building types we service
- Port, heavy industry, and mineral-processing facilities
- Warehouses and workshops in Picton
- Offices and professional suites in the CBD
- Retail shops and centres including Bunbury Forum
- Hotels, tourism, and hospitality venues
- Schools, childcare centres, and ECU South West
- Medical clinics and aged care facilities
- Strata and residential common areas
Local fire authority: Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES)
Bunbury sits in a gazetted fire district, so DFES can enter premises, order a fire danger removed, require fire-fighting equipment, and clear blocked exits. Local government normally issues building and occupancy permits, and WA's Building Regulations require owners of existing commercial and apartment buildings to keep safety measures such as exits, exit signs, emergency lighting, and fire equipment working to the standard the building was approved under. None of these rules names evacuation diagrams. Diagrams support the emergency plan that work health and safety law requires.
For the full state-level requirements, read our Western Australia evacuation diagram requirements guide.
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Industries we serve in Bunbury
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“We were fitting out a new clinic and needed evacuation diagrams before opening. John drew them from our architect's plan, no site visit needed, and the first draft was with us within days. Really easy.”
“We needed five evacuation plans for a client's three-level office fit-out. John drew them from the designer's as-built drawings, no site visit, and the set went to our client the day it arrived. John was responsive, proactive and extremely clear in communication. Extremely pleased with the process and delivered product. Would highly recommend to any landlord or facilities management teams.”
Bunbury FAQ
Does Western Australia require evacuation diagrams?
Not in general. No WA building or fire law names evacuation diagrams. The legal duty is the emergency plan: under regulation 43 of the Work Health and Safety (General) Regulations 2022, every workplace needs one covering evacuation procedures, testing, and training. WorkSafe WA's code of practice says those procedures should, where relevant, cover displaying a site plan of exits, fire equipment, and assembly points, and refers to AS 3745 for further guidance. Childcare is the clearest exception: services must display an emergency and evacuation floor plan near each exit.
Can EvacPath produce diagrams for a port or industrial site?
Yes. Port and industrial facilities in Picton and the Inner Harbour have large layouts, plant, and hazard-specific zones. We work from your floor plan to map exit routes, fire equipment, and assembly points to AS 3745, with no site visit required.
How fast can you deliver diagrams to Bunbury?
Standard turnaround is 3 to 5 business days from receiving the floor plan, and we can prioritise to 1 to 2 business days at no extra cost if you have a deadline. The process is fully remote by email, so there is no travel cost from Perth.
How much do evacuation diagrams cost for a Bunbury business?
EvacPath diagrams start at A$70 per diagram. A small CBD office or shop usually needs one or two, while a Picton warehouse, a port facility, or a multi-tenancy building needs more, so the total depends on your building. Send the floor plan and we confirm the exact diagram count and price before any work starts. The pricing page has the current plans.
Do you service Busselton and the wider South West?
Yes. The remote workflow covers Bunbury, Australind, Dalyellup, Capel, Busselton, and the wider South West the same way: send the floor plan, receive print-ready AS 3745 diagrams in a few days.
Who can make AS 3745 evacuation diagrams for a Bunbury business?
EvacPath. We make AS 3745-compliant evacuation diagrams for Bunbury businesses from A$70 per diagram, fully remote with no site inspection or site visit, and you see your first draft before you pay.
Get your Bunbury diagrams sorted
AS 3745-compliant diagrams for Bunbury businesses from A$70 each. No site visit required. Delivered in 3 to 5 business days.