🚨 The Fire Safety Regulations 2025 are now in force — evacuation plans are a legal requirement for high-rise residential buildings. Get yours in 48 hours →
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Evacuation Plans & PEEPs Regulation In Force

Your Building
Needs This. The Law Says So.

The Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) Regulations 2025 are already in force. If you manage a high-rise residential building in England and don't have evacuation plans in place — you need to act now. We produce them from a single survey visit, delivered in 48 hours.

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48HSurvey to delivery
1Visit — all docs
100%Regulation compliant
Evacuation Plan Regulation Compliant
Evacuation plan showing green escape routes and exit signs
What You Get
Compliant.
Accurate.
48 Hours.
Every document your building needs — from one visit.
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General Evacuation Plan (GEEP)
Building-wide routes, refuge areas, assembly points and alarm call points — accurately mapped from your survey data.
Legal Requirement
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Personal Evacuation Plans (PEEPs)
Individual plans for residents who need assistance — tailored, resident-specific, and maintained digitally via EvacPlan.
Legal Requirement
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Warden Zone Maps
Floor-by-floor warden responsibility zones, linked to your PEEP register and fire panel locations.
Included
Who Needs This

Is This You?

If any of these sound familiar, we need to talk. The regulation applies now and the consequences of non-compliance are serious.

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Building Managers
You've been handed responsibility for fire safety compliance in a residential block. You're not sure exactly what's required, who to ask, or whether what you have already is sufficient.
"I know I need to do something but I don't know where to start."
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Housing Associations & RSLs
You manage a portfolio of residential buildings across multiple sites. You need evacuation plans for each one, maintained and updated, with resident PEEPs tracked and reviewed regularly.
"We have 40 buildings and no consistent process for any of this."
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Fire Safety Consultants
You're writing fire risk assessments and your clients need accurate evacuation plans to accompany them. You need a reliable survey partner who delivers to your standard and your deadlines.
"My client needs plans in 5 days and I need someone I can trust."
What You Get

Everything.
Explained.

Click each item to see exactly what's included. No surprises, no hidden extras.

A building-wide plan showing all escape routes, exit locations, fire doors, refuge areas, assembly points and alarm call points. Produced in your building's orientation, to a consistent scale, in PDF and editable formats.
  • Every floor mapped individually
  • All fire exits and routes shown
  • Refuge areas and assembly points marked
  • Suitable for display and fire service handover
Individual evacuation plans for each resident who needs assistance — based on their specific need, their location in the building, and the resources available. Stored and managed digitally via EvacPlan.
  • Resident-specific — not generic
  • Linked to their floor plan location
  • Reviewed and updated as circumstances change
  • GDPR-compliant digital storage
Floor-by-floor zone assignments for fire wardens — showing their area of responsibility, the residents they need to assist, and the routes to take. Linked to your PEEP register.
  • One map per floor / zone
  • Warden name placeholders included
  • Printable and digital versions
All documents delivered digitally within 48 hours of survey. Printed and laminated versions available on request.
  • PDF — display, sharing and fire service
  • SVG / DWG — editable for future changes
  • EvacPlan integration — live digital management
  • Print-ready A3 / A1 format available
48H
Survey to Delivery

We survey your building and deliver all completed documents within 48 working hours. That's our standard — not a premium option.

File Formats Included

PDF SVG DWG PNG A3 Print A1 Print EvacPlan Import

All standard formats included as standard. No format upcharges. If you need something specific for your fire service or building management system — just ask.

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The Regulation

What Changed.
When. And Why
It Matters Now.

Nobody truly understands every detail of the regulations — including us. But we understand what your building needs to produce, and we help you produce it.

The Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) Regulations 2025 build on the Fire Safety Act 2021 and the Building Safety Act 2022. Together they require responsible persons for qualifying high-rise residential buildings to have documented evacuation plans in place — and to make them available to residents and the fire service.

May 2021
Fire Safety Act 2021
Extended the scope of the Regulatory Reform Order to include the structure and external walls of multi-occupied residential buildings.
April 2022
Fire Safety Regulations 2022
Required responsible persons to provide fire safety instruction to residents and update fire safety information regularly.
April 2023
Building Safety Act 2022 — In Force
Established the Building Safety Regulator and new duty holder responsibilities for higher-risk buildings.
April 2026 — Right Now
Evacuation Plans — Legal Requirement
The Fire Safety (Residential Evacuation Plans) Regulations 2025 came into force. Responsible persons for qualifying buildings must have documented GEEPs and PEEPs in place.
● You Are Here — Act Now
Ongoing
Review & Update Obligations
Plans must be kept up to date as the building changes. Resident PEEPs must be reviewed when circumstances change.
What is a PEEP?

A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan is an individual document for a resident who may not be able to self-evacuate in an emergency. It sets out how they will be assisted, by whom, and via which route.

PEEP — Personal
For an identified individual with a known mobility, sensory or cognitive impairment. Specific to that person and their flat.
GEEP — General
A building-wide general plan covering all residents — the baseline document for the whole building.
EPEEP — Estimated
Used when a specific resident hasn't engaged with the process — an estimated plan based on their flat location and building data.
Who Gets a PEEP?

Anyone Who
Might Need Help.

PEEPs aren't just for wheelchair users. Any resident who might need assistance evacuating in an emergency should have one.

🦽Mobility impairment
👁️Visual impairment
👂Hearing impairment
🧠Cognitive impairment
🏥Temporary injury
👴Frailty / age-related
🤰Pregnancy
👶Care of young children

We produce the survey data and the floor plan framework. PEEPs are then populated and managed digitally via our EvacPlan platform — so they stay current as residents and circumstances change.

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How It Works

From Enquiry to
Compliant in Days

01
Tell Us Your Building

Call or fill in the form. Building type, floors, resident count. We'll confirm scope and price the same day.

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We Survey Your Building

Our team attends, scans every floor, records exit routes, refuge areas, alarm points and fire doors. One visit.

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Plans Produced

GEEP, floor plans and warden zones produced from survey data within 48 hours. Reviewed against regulation.

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You're Compliant

Documents delivered. EvacPlan onboarding included for PEEP management. You're done.

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Tell us about your building — same-day response, 48-hour delivery.

Typical response within 2 working hours. No obligation. We don't share your data.

Why Ommateum?

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Same-day responseEvery enquiry answered the same working day. No waiting, no voicemail black holes.
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Produced from real survey dataNot redrawn from Google Maps. Not estimated from old plans. Your documents are based on a real measured survey of your building.
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One visit — everythingEvacuation plans, fire zone plans, floor plans and asset tags — all from the same survey. Bring us once, get everything.
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EvacPlan onboarding includedEvery evacuation plan job includes onboarding to our EvacPlan platform — so your PEEPs are managed digitally from day one.
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Compliant with current regulationsWe keep up with the legislation so you don't have to. All plans produced to current requirements.
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FAQ

Questions.
Answered.

Can't find what you're looking for? Call us — we'll give you a straight answer.

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Does my building actually need evacuation plans?
If you manage a high-rise residential building (18m or over, or 7+ storeys) in England, yes — the regulations are already in force. Medium-rise buildings and other residential premises may also have requirements under the FSO 2005. If you're unsure, call us — we'll tell you honestly.
What's the difference between a PEEP and a GEEP?
A GEEP (General Emergency Evacuation Plan) covers the whole building — routes, exits, assembly points. A PEEP (Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan) is specific to an individual resident who may need assistance evacuating. You need both. We produce both.
How long does the survey take?
Typically a few hours for a standard residential block — we'll give you an accurate estimate once we know your building. We work efficiently to minimise disruption. Plans are delivered within 48 hours of the survey date.
We already have some floor plans — can you use them?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If your existing plans are accurate and to scale, we can work from them and save survey time. If they're rough or outdated, a fresh survey is faster and safer. We'll assess your existing plans and advise honestly.
What happens if my building changes?
Plans need to stay current. Minor changes (new residents, layout adjustments) can be updated digitally via EvacPlan. Significant structural changes may require a re-survey. We'll advise on what triggers a review.
We manage a portfolio of buildings — can you do them all?
Yes — and portfolio clients get a consistent approach, consistent document format and consistent pricing across all sites. We work with housing associations and property managers who need the same standard across dozens of buildings. Get in touch to discuss a portfolio package.