Accommodation evacuation diagrams for short-term rentals.
NSW Accommodation Evacuation Diagrams for Short Term Rental
Ensure Your NSW STRA Property is Compliant and Safe
Why You Need Compliant NSW Evacuation Diagrams
- Legal Requirement: NSW legislation mandates evacuation diagrams for all STRA properties.
- Guest Safety: Clear evacuation plans can save lives in emergencies.
- STRA Property ID (PID): Compliant diagrams are necessary to obtain your mandatory PID.
- Peace of Mind: Ensure you're meeting all safety standards for your property.
Affordable and compliant for $350 INL GST Regardless of accommodation size
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Our Compliant Design and Drawing Service.
At BlueprintBNB, we specialise in creating fully compliant STRA evacuation diagrams. Our service includes:
- Custom-designed diagrams for your specific property layout
- Placement at the entrance and in every bedroom
- Full compliance with AS3745-2010 and STRA Fire Safety Standards
- Quick turnaround time – get your diagrams in just 48 hours.
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What Our Diagrams Include:
- Clear exit routes and assembly points
- Location of fire equipment and safety gear
- Emergency contact information
- Correct orientation for each "You Are Here" location
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Why Choose Us?
- Expertise: We're specialists in NSW STRA regulations.
- Compliance Guaranteed: Our diagrams meet all legal requirements.
- Fast Service: 48-hour turnaround on most orders.
- Customization: Tailored to your specific property layout.
The Importance of Proper Evacuation Diagrams
Did you know?
- Less than 50% of building occupants feel confident about evacuation procedures.
- Fewer than 25% can locate the nearest fire extinguisher from memory.
Proper evacuation diagrams are critical for guest safety and can prevent injuries, property damage, and business interruptions.
Don't risk non-compliance. Order your STRA evacuation diagrams today and ensure the safety of your guests and property!
Short-Term Rental Accommodation (STRA) Fire Safety Standards
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The new Short-Term Rental Accommodation (STRA) Fire Safety Standards in NSW apply to properties such as Stayz, Airbnb, and other short-term holiday rentals. These standards are aimed at improving fire safety for guests and minimizing risks in various types of STRA properties, effective from 1 November 2021. Here's a breakdown of the key requirements:
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Definition of STRA:
Short-Term Rental Accommodation: Any dwelling used commercially to provide temporary or short-term lodging.
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Key Requirements:
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Smoke and Heat Alarms:
- Must comply with AS3786 standards.
- Required to be installed in hallways outside bedrooms, on each storey, and on the ceiling.
- Alarms must be interconnected and powered either by the main electricity supply or have a 10-year lithium battery.
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Evacuation Diagrams / Block Plans:
- Diagrams must be placed inside each bedroom and behind the main entry door.
- They must comply with AS3745, showing emergency routes, exit points, fire equipment, assembly points, and emergency contacts (000 and Emergency+ app).
- Diagrams need to be correctly oriented and include essential information for emergencies.
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Fire Safety Equipment:
- Class 1a buildings (houses): Require smoke and heat alarms and evacuation diagrams.
- Class 2 buildings (apartment buildings) and Class 4 buildings (e.g., caretaker’s residence): Require additional safety measures including:
- Portable fire extinguishers.
- Fire blankets.
- Egress doors that can be opened from the inside without a key.
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Why Compliance Matters:
Failure to meet these requirements could lead to penalties, so it’s important to stay updated and ensure your property adheres to these new fire safety regulations.
If you'd like to explore ways to assist STRA owners with compliance, let me know! I can also help you create resources for your website to attract these clients.
Email:
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Accommodation evacuation diagrams
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