Clear, facility-specific evacuation maps designed to reinforce training and Emergency Action Plans—not replace them.
Short. Direct. No fluff. This pulls people into the explanation instead of defending their current setup.
Most evacuation maps are copied from templates and stretched to fit. They don’t reflect how people actually move through the facility, especially during stress or low visibility.
When everything is marked, nothing stands out. Overloaded maps slow decision-making at the exact moment people need clear direction.
If evacuation routes don’t align with the Emergency Action Plan and training, employees hesitate—or ignore the map entirely.
In an emergency, people don’t study maps—they glance at them.
A usable evacuation map must instantly show where someone is, which exits are available, and the fastest way out without interpretation or second-guessing.
EGIS evacuation maps are built from actual floor layouts, verified exit routes, and Emergency Action Plans.
They’re intentionally clean, consistently marked, and structured to support trained behavior—not overwhelm it.
Download a real sample map to see how clarity, layout, and exit routing are handled.
This challenges the “hang it on the wall and forget it” mindset.
An evacuation map is not a decoration. It’s a reinforcement tool.
At EGIS, evacuation maps are designed to be referenced during training, reinforced during drills, and relied on during real events. They align directly with the Emergency Action Plan so expectations, routes, and assembly points are consistent every time.
When layouts change, operations shift, or lessons are learned from drills, the map is updated—so what’s on the wall always reflects reality.
Clear evacuation maps only work when they’re aligned with real layouts, real training, and a real Emergency Action Plan.
