Floor Plan Layout

A professional fire escape floor plan is essential for workplace safety and OSHA compliance. These safety diagrams help employees understand evacuation routes, locate fire extinguishers, and identify assembly points during emergencies. With Fire Exit Evacuation Map Generator, you can create professional-grade fire escape floor plans in seconds using our AI-powered generator.

Escape Route Design

OSHA requires employers to maintain emergency action plans under 29 CFR 1910.38. A proper fire escape floor plan must include clearly marked exit routes, fire extinguisher locations (within 75 feet travel distance), emergency exit signs, assembly points, and "You Are Here" markers. Our AI automatically places all these elements according to federal and state-specific OSHA regulations.

Fire Equipment Locations

Creating a fire escape floor plan with Fire Exit Evacuation Map Generator is simple: upload any floor plan (hand-drawn sketches, CAD files, or photos work great), select your state and industry, and our AI generates a professional evacuation map in seconds. The result is a print-ready diagram with all OSHA-required safety elements properly placed.

Multi-Story Buildings

Digital fire escape floor plan generation offers significant advantages over traditional methods. Updates can be made instantly when floor plans change, ensuring your safety documentation is always current. Our AI ensures consistent placement of safety elements according to OSHA standards, eliminating human error and saving hours of manual work.

Key Features of Our Fire Escape Floor Plan Generator

  • AI-Powered Analysis: Automatically identifies walls, doors, and rooms in your floor plan
  • OSHA Compliance: Places fire extinguishers within 75 feet travel distance as required
  • State-Specific: Adapts to Cal/OSHA, WISHA, and other state safety programs
  • Industry Customization: Healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and more
  • Print-Ready Output: 11x8.5" or 17x11" professional diagrams
  • Instant Generation: Get your map in seconds, not days