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Emergency Assembly Point 1 Sign – Muster Location

Product code: PS-FAE027

Mark the gathering area identified as Point 1 with the exact green-and-white portrait artwork shown. The site must confirm the location, routes and emergency arrangements separately.

Selected unit price$25.90inc GST12 material/size options; base prices $21.95–$75.95

Material

Rigid plastic sheet suited to indoor and sheltered or general outdoor applications, subject to the print finish and site exposure.

Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.

Optional finishes

Finish surcharges are per sign before volume discounts; the configured total below includes the active quantity tier.

Configured product total
$25.90

Includes $2.35 GST

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Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$25.90
5-9$23.838% off
10-24$22.0115% off
25-49$19.6824% off
50-99$17.6132% off
100+$15.5440% off
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Product details

Match the fixed Point 1 artwork

Order this design only when the current emergency plan and evacuation information call the location Point 1. The numeral is built into the artwork and is not a customisable field. Use the separately verified product or quote path if the site needs another number, a letter or an unnumbered muster point.

Mark the actual gathering area

Install the sign at the assembly area itself, not at a doorway or junction that still requires route guidance. Keep the full face visible on the normal approaches and consider vehicles, stock, temporary fencing, landscaping and gathered occupants when selecting the height and position.

Choose the material and portrait size

Polypropylene is the default rigid option. Vinyl suits a prepared smooth surface, Corflute suits temporary placement, and Colorbond steel provides a stronger mechanically fixed face. Choose 300 × 450 mm for a closer approach, 450 × 600 mm for greater prominence, or 600 × 900 mm for a larger or visually busy open area.

Keep routes and emergency procedures aligned

The two inward arrows are part of the assembly pictogram and do not direct a left or right turn. Check that evacuation diagrams, directional signs, training, drills, head-count arrangements and the physical Point 1 location all agree. Reassess the signage after layout, access or emergency-plan changes.

Check the sign format before ordering

This printed sign marks a location already designated as Emergency Assembly Point 1. It does not choose or validate the gathering area, provide evacuation directions, implement the emergency plan or certify the site. Confirm the location, routes, procedures and applicable requirements with the people responsible for the workplace.

  • Standards Australia – AS 1319:1994 Safety signs for the occupational environmentAS 1319 specifies requirements for the design and use of safety signs intended for the occupational environment. Referencing the standard does not certify this printed product or establish that a particular assembly location is suitable. Read source (opens in a new tab)Standard reference only; confirm the applicable sign category, design, use and site requirements for the project.
  • Safe Work Australia – Emergency plans and proceduresSafe Work Australia states that workplace emergency plans must cover emergency procedures, evacuation, communication, testing, information, training and instruction. Its guidance notes that a workplace map may show assembly points and that training can include evacuations and assembly points. Read source (opens in a new tab)General national guidance; WHS regulation and enforcement sit with the relevant Commonwealth, state or territory jurisdiction.

Before ordering

  • Confirm that the current emergency plan designates this location as Emergency Assembly Point 1.
  • Check that the exact people pictogram, inward arrows, legend and fixed numeral 1 match the intended site message.
  • Have the responsible site people confirm the gathering location, access, hazards, capacity and accountability arrangements.
  • Choose the portrait size, material and fixing approach for the surface, exposure and normal sightlines.
  • Check evacuation diagrams, route signs, training, testing and emergency procedures separately from the sign order.

This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.

Product guidance reviewed by Platinum Signs product and editorial team. Last reviewed: .