Office wing Level 2 — escape plan with two stairs
A posted ISO 23601 escape plan for a ten-room office floor off a 22 m corridor: you-are-here marker, primary and alternative routes to protected stairs at each end, fire doors, fire equipment, first aid and an assembly point.
For the facilities manager posting a floor escape plan
Scenario
Level 2 of Meridian House, a small office wing: ten rooms along a 22 m corridor, with a protected stair at each end. The plan is posted in the Open Office. It shows the way out to the east stair, the west stair as the alternative, and the walk from the east exit to the assembly point in the car park.
Annotation key
compliance isoandsheet a3 landscape— check the plan against ISO 23601 and fit it to an A3 sheetshow furniture— draw furniture such as the stair flightsroom,door between,opening between— the floor layout and how rooms connectfire-door between corridor stairW rating "EI30"— marks a fire-rated doorhere in openoffice ... "YOU ARE HERE"— the reader's positionexit-final ... side west— a final exit sign on the named side of a roomexit-direction ... hand left— an exit sign with a direction arrowextinguisher ... class "ABC",call-point,first-aid— safety equipment signsassembly muster outside at 31,12.6— the assembly point outside the buildingroute primary .../route secondary ...— escape routes listed room by room to an exitlegend auto— a legend listing only the symbols actually used
How to read
Find the "you are here" marker in the Open Office. The primary route leaves through the office door, turns east along the corridor, and goes down Stair 2 and out, then on to the assembly point. If that way is blocked, the secondary route runs west to Stair 1. Both stairs sit behind fire doors. Extinguishers and the call point are along the corridor, and first aid is in the Break Room.