Fire Design Engineering, Block Plans & Emergency Planning in Perth & WA
At Safetytech Fire Services, we deliver end-to-end fire system design, drafting, and emergency planning solutions — fully compliant with Australian Standards. Our in-house fire engineers and drafting specialists use 3D REVIT & BIM modelling to create precision designs, backed by certified block plans, AS3745 evacuation diagrams, and site-specific emergency procedures. Whether for new builds, refurbishments, or compliance upgrades, we ensure your fire safety systems are accurate, efficient, and ready for approval.
WA-wide service | Fully qualified engineers | Standards-compliant documentation
WA-wide service | Fully qualified engineers | Standards-compliant documentation
Fire Design Engineering – 3D REVIT & BIM Modelling
At Safetytech Fire Services, our in-house team of fire design engineers and drafting specialists is are leader in 3D REVIT and BIM modelling for fire protection systems. We deliver LOD 500 quality models that are accurate, fully compliant, and ready for seamless integration into construction workflows.
Our modelling services include:
- Fabrication Modelling – precision detail for efficient and error-free installation
- Material Listing & Procurement Support – ensuring all components are accounted for and costed
- Detailed Shop Drawings – clear, contractor-ready documentation for on-site execution
By moving beyond traditional 2D AutoCAD drafting, we provide designs that are faster to produce, more precise, and highly adaptable for large-scale and complex projects. Every model undergoes our stringent quality assurance process to guarantee accuracy, compliance, and constructability, giving you confidence from concept to commissioning.
Block Plans – Zone, Hydrant & Sprinkler
At Safetytech Fire Services, we design, update, and install fully compliant block plans for fire detection, hydrant, and sprinkler systems, ensuring emergency services have the critical information they need when responding to an incident.
Zone Block Plans – AS1670.1 Compliant
Required adjacent to the Fire Indicator Panel (FIP), sub-FIP, and mimic panels, zone block plans clearly outline the layout of your fire detection system. Whether you need a new plan or an update to an existing one, our team can assist, including on-site inspections where required.
Note: Any amendments to a building require the Fire Zone Plans to be updated.
Hydrant Block Plans – AS2419 Compliant
Installed at the fire booster cabinet, pump room, and fire control room, hydrant block plans provide the local brigade with detailed operational information about your hydrant system. We produce these plans on water- and fade-resistant hardback material for durability and compliance.
Note: Any building modifications require the Fire Hydrant Block Plans to be updated.
Sprinkler Block Plans – AS2118.1 Compliant
Located at each set of installation control assemblies, as well as in the pump room and fire control room, sprinkler block plans give firefighters clear information about your sprinkler network. Like our hydrant plans, these are produced on durable, compliant materials.
Note: Any updates to the building or system require the Fire Sprinkler Block Plans to be updated.
With Safetytech, you can be sure your block plans are accurate, compliant, and durable, ready to guide emergency responders when every second counts.
Emergency Evacuation & Response Planning
At Safetytech Fire Services, we design and implement AS3745-compliant evacuation and emergency response plans to help facilities across Perth and WA meet legal obligations while ensuring occupant safety. From diagrams and procedures to training and tactical fire plans, we provide everything you need for a fully prepared workplace.
Evacuation Diagrams – AS3745 Compliant
Placed along paths of egress and in common areas, our evacuation diagrams provide essential information for building occupants during an emergency, including:
- Fire equipment locations
- Evacuation routes & exit points
- Designated assembly areas
All diagrams are designed to meet Australian Standards and are tailored to your site layout for maximum clarity.
Emergency Response Plans
We create site-specific emergency response plans detailing:
- Procedures for various emergency types
- Staff responsibilities during an incident
- Contact details for emergency services
- Integration with your Emergency Planning Committee (EPC)
These plans ensure your team knows exactly what to do in a crisis.
Emergency Training
Following the plan handover, Safetytech offers fixed-cost training programs (six-monthly or annually) for EPC members and key staff. Training covers:
- First attack firefighting equipment use
- Evacuation drills
- Hazard-specific response procedures
Tactical Fire Plans
Our drafting engineers prepare tactical fire plans for use by responding firefighters. These plans provide critical operational details for facilities with:
- Fire control rooms (FCC)
- Facility emergency control centres (FECC)
- Major hazard facilities (MHF)
- Explosives sites
With Safetytech, your evacuation and emergency planning isn’t just about compliance — it’s about creating a safer, more prepared environment for everyone on site.
Why Choose Safetytech for Fire Design & Planning
When it comes to fire protection design, block plans, and emergency preparedness, Safetytech Fire Services is the trusted choice for consultants, contractors, and facility managers across Perth and WA.
Local Expertise, WA-Wide Coverage
Proudly Western Australian owned and operated, we understand the unique compliance requirements and operational challenges faced by metro, regional, and remote sites.
In-House Design & Drafting Team
Unlike companies that outsource, all our fire design engineering and drafting is done in-house by qualified fire engineers and REVIT specialists, ensuring quality control from start to finish.
Full Australian Standards Compliance
Every plan, model, and diagram is delivered to the latest Australian Standards, including AS3745, AS2118, AS2419, and AS1670 — giving you peace of mind during inspections and audits.
Cutting-Edge Technology & QA
We use advanced 3D REVIT & BIM modelling, calibrated survey tools, and a strict quality assurance process to guarantee accuracy, constructability, and reliability.
End-to-End Service
From concept and design through to emergency response plans, training, and installation-ready documentation, we cover every step, saving you time, costs, and coordination headaches.
FAQs
1. What is fire design engineering, and why is it important?
Fire design engineering involves creating detailed, standards-compliant plans and models for fire protection systems, such as hydrants, sprinklers, and detection systems. At Safetytech, we use 3D REVIT & BIM modelling to produce precise, LOD 500 quality designs that improve installation accuracy, reduce errors, and ensure your system is fully compliant from the start.
2. What is the difference between zone, hydrant, and sprinkler block plans?
Zone Block Plans – Show the layout of the fire detection system and must be located near the Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) and comply with AS1670.1.
Hydrant Block Plans – Provide operational details of the hydrant network for firefighters, installed at booster cabinets, pump rooms, and fire control rooms in compliance with AS2419.
Sprinkler Block Plans – Outline sprinkler system operations and must comply with AS2118.1, placed at control assemblies and pump/control rooms.
3. How often do block plans need to be updated?
Block plans must be updated whenever there are modifications to the building, fire system, or layout. This ensures that emergency responders always have accurate, up-to-date information during an incident.
4. What should be included in an evacuation diagram?
An AS3745-compliant evacuation diagram should clearly display:
Fire equipment locations
Fire equipment locations
Evacuation routes & designated exits
Assembly areas
“You Are Here” location marker.
Emergency contact details
Safetytech customises each diagram to your facility’s layout for maximum clarity and compliance.
5. Is an emergency response plan mandatory in WA?
Yes. AS3745 and WA Work Health & Safety Regulations require workplaces to have an Emergency Response Plan that details procedures, roles, and responsibilities during emergencies. Failure to comply can result in fines of up to $30,000.
6. Does Safetytech provide emergency training as well?
Yes. We offer fixed-cost training programs for Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) members and key staff, covering first attack firefighting equipment, evacuation drills, hazard-specific response, and tactical fire plans.
7. Do you service regional and remote WA sites?
Absolutely. Safetytech provides WA-wide coverage, including Perth metro, regional towns, and remote industrial or mining sites.
8. How do I get a quote for fire design or emergency planning?
You can book a free site visit or request a quote online. Our team will assess your facility, discuss compliance needs, and provide a tailored pproposal with no obligation.