Schematex
evacuation·NFPA 170 Ch.11 · NFPA 101·logistics, safety·complexity 3/3·since v1.0.2

US warehouse — NFPA evacuation diagram

A warehouse evacuation diagram using the NFPA profile, including two remote exits, an area of refuge, a non-exit marking, and an automatic elevator prohibition.

For the EHS manager posting a warehouse emergency egress map

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Warehouse Emergency Egress Map 4 rooms, 2 escape routes, NFPA 170 profile. Scale 1:50 on TABLOID (landscape) · symbols 8.0 mm · NFPA 170 Ch.11 ✓ EXIT EXIT AREA OF REFUGE NOT AN EXIT ABC ABC Warehouse Floor Protected Cross-Aisle West Exit Lobby East Exit Lobby N Scale 1:50 on TABLOID (landscape) · symbols 8.0 mm · NFPA 170 Ch.11 ✓ Warehouse Emergency Egress Map ESCAPE ROUTES Primary escape route Accessible escape route EXITS Final exit FIRE EQUIPMENT Fire extinguisher STRUCTURAL You are here Area of refuge Not an exit Do not use elevator
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Profile-specific behavior

Under nfpa, fewer than two independent routes is an error. Because an elevator is present, Schematex also emits one no-elevator marker automatically instead of making the author repeat a mechanically satisfiable rule.

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