Upon entering a building, no one is expecting an emergency to occur but the fact of the matter is that they do occur. Life Safety Signs can help equip everyone in your building with the knowledge to know exactly what to do in an emergency situation.
Evacuation plans are probably the most significant Life Safety Sign, and are definitely the most important sign you'll hang in your building.
Evacuation plans give anyone who enters your facility the location of fire exits, escape routes, fire extinguishers, pull alarms, and lets them know where they are in relation to each of these things. When you visit a facility daily you probably know how to get out quickly, but when you're in an unfamiliar environment, an evacuation map is your key to getting to safety when an emergency occurs. Not only is this beneficial to the inhabitants and visitors of your building, but it also saves firefighters time. When everyone is able to get out on their own, fire emergency personnel don't have to spend time searching for and rescuing people. Instead, they can focus on getting the situation under control.
NFPA signs are required by law and identify the stair number, roof access (or lack thereof), floor number, and the lower and upper terminus (exit) level. These signs comply with NFPA guidelines and are digitally printed. They're accompanied by additional signage that's tactile and identifies the floor level (and exit level for exit level signs). For buildings with more than 4 floors, NFPA signs are made of photoluminescent material.
Evacuation maps don't have customization options, but that doesn't mean that they have to be boring! Check out our variety of message holders that are designed to hold your facility's evacuation maps. | 
