Safety and HSE signs
Signage that is not a matter of taste. Shape, colour and pictogram are prescribed; the only…
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A legal duty for commercial, public, industrial and residential buildings, and the one sign that must be understood by a person seeing it for the first time, in a situation that leaves no time to study it.
An evacuation plan is usually the only sign in a building nobody looks at until they need it. It therefore has to work without an introduction: the reader's position must be found in a second, the route to the exit must be the only strong line on the drawing, and equipment markings must sit where they are expected rather than wherever there was room.
We produce plans as part of the signage system, not as a separate document taped to a wall. The map uses the same floor plan, the same room names and the same orientation as the building's maps and directional signs, so it reads without reorientation. Frame, material and mounting height follow the other signs in the same corridor.
Floor plan with the escape route, position marker and exits.
The same room names, orientation and frames as the rest of the signage.
Supporting signage along the escape route in the same graphic logic.
Carriers, frames and mounting at the prescribed positions.
A separate plan for each storey and each mounting position.
Photographs from buildings where this service was delivered.
Under Article 27a of the Serbian Fire Protection Act, entities in the first, second and third fire risk category, and under Article 28 owners and users of commercial, industrial and public buildings, free-standing garages and residential buildings. The plan must be displayed in a visible place.
Article 82 of the same act sets RSD 300,000 to 1,000,000 for a company, RSD 10,000 to 50,000 for the responsible person and RSD 150,000 to 500,000 for a sole trader.
We produce the plan artwork from the floor plan and escape route data, and we make and install the board. The content comes from the building's Fire Protection Plan or Rules.
Where visitors stop and orient themselves — by lifts, at corridor junctions and at floor entrances. Exact positions are set during the site walk.
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