by Tony Jones | Sep 15, 2026 | Building Maps
When fire, accident or disaster strikes, an accurate emergency evacuation map is critical to getting people out of your building to safety. But another group will be headed in the opposite direction — directly toward the hazard — and it’s just as important that they...
by Tony Jones | Aug 26, 2026 | Building Maps
K-12 schools, colleges, and training centers pose some of the most complex challenges for an emergency action plan. With students soon returning to classrooms, now is the time to make sure campus map design and school maps are up to date, accurate, functional,...
by Tony Jones | Jul 15, 2026 | Building Maps
Facilities change. Equipment, personnel, and operations change. In case of fire or other emergency, any of those changes can put lives and property at risk if your emergency safety plan is obsolete. Imagine your building occupants following an old escape route that...
by Tony Jones | Jun 23, 2026 | Building Maps
An emergency evacuation plan usually starts with a building blueprint. That will be accurate when a building is first constructed — but many plans become outdated. Additions, renovations, partitions, and even relocated fire extinguishers are just some of the changes...
by Tony Jones | May 5, 2026 | Building Maps
Safe escape from fires and other hazards starts with an accurate building evacuation map. The next step? Making sure everyone in your building knows how to calmly follow these fire escape maps. And the key to that is practice, practice, practice. That means the good...
by Tony Jones | Apr 3, 2026 | Building Maps
Once a tornado warning is issued, anyone in its path has 10 or 15 minutes to take cover. Winds can reach 300 mph, tossing cars into the air, leveling buildings, and turning debris into deadly projectiles. Everything happens so fast, it will test any action plan for...
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