Start with your space
Floor plans, procedures and workplace context. The starting point for a model your safety team can review.
A blocked exit. A power cut. Someone unfamiliar with the building. Explore the questions a document alone can’t answer. Before an emergency asks them for you.
A project for safety professionals and organisations. A demo to explore.
For the people who
keep people safe.
A plan describes what should happen. Preparedness begins when you ask what could change.
Emergency Plan is being built to connect floor plans, evacuation scenarios and training. An environment shaped with safety professionals, where assumptions become visible and questions lead to practical reviews.
From plan to practiceA blocked exit. A power cut. Two things going wrong at once. Explore how a scenario changes and what to review with your safety professional.
THE QUESTION TO EXPLORE
Review routes, responsibilities and assembly points with your people, including those unfamiliar with the building.
Concept demo. No engineering calculation or live AI analysis.
The workflow we’re designing, from your floor plan to learning in the real world.
Floor plans, procedures and workplace context. The starting point for a model your safety team can review.
Challenge assumptions. Explore obstacles, alternative routes and the different needs of your people.
Compare assumptions with real drills. Capture observations and bring practical improvements to your safety team.
Beyond simulation. A continuous cycle of observation, learning and improvement.
Connect site observations with floor plans to surface differences that need a closer look.
Bring training into each person’s context: their workplace, their role, their decisions.
Learn from real drills, compare observations and keep improving the plan over time.
Ask questions about workplace procedures and find answers grounded in the original documents.
Ideas, observations and ways of thinking that bring an emergency plan closer to the everyday life of your workplace.
An unavailable exit changes more than a route. It challenges the assumptions holding your plan together.
Read the articleA map describes a space. People, shifts and routines explain how that space is actually lived in.
Read the articleThe useful outcome of a drill is more than a time. It’s a better decision for the next one.
Read the articleA little clarity about the project.
This website introduces the Emergency Plan project and an interactive demonstration of its approach. The product vision features are in development. Request a demo to discuss your use case and availability.
No. The floor plan, animations and routes are illustrative examples. They do not calculate evacuation times, run AI analysis or assess compliance.
The project is designed to support professionals. Assessments, plans and decisions need to be reviewed by appropriately qualified people.
Tell us about your space through the request form. This concept demo does not include document or floor plan uploads.
Safety professionals, consultants and organisations looking to explore a more practical approach to preparing people for emergencies.
Let’s start with your building. And the people in it.