Fire Assembly Point Logo

A rectangular green safety sign split vertically: the left panel shows a white pictogram of three stylised people (two heads and one centered behind) standing on a short platform with four bold arrows from each corner pointing inward toward...

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Green fire assembly point sign with three-person pictogram, inward arrows and text 'Fire assembly point'.
Fire Assembly Point logo

About Fire Assembly Point

A rectangular green safety sign split vertically: the left panel shows a white pictogram of three stylised people (two heads and one centered behind) standing on a short platform with four bold arrows from each corner pointing inward toward the group. A thin white vertical line separates the pictogram from the right panel. The right panel contains the white wordmark text "Fire assembly point" stacked in three lines, set in a simple sans-serif, all-caps style for the first word and lowercase for the rest as shown.

The design is flat and high-contrast (white on green) with no gradients or embellishments; overall it reads as a standard emergency/evacuation meeting-point sign using clear pictograms and bold directional arrows to indicate gathering location.

What's in it: three people (pictogram/group) directional arrows (pointing inward)

Shapes: rectangle (sign background) vertical dividing line grouped human pictogram four inward-pointing arrows stacked wordmark text

Style: flat minimalist pictogram safety signage high-contrast

Text in logo: Fire assembly point

A designated gathering/evacuation point; people assembling at a safe meeting location (indicated by inward-pointing arrows).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Safety green
#22A24A · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Frequently asked

What does this sign mean?

Indicates the designated fire assembly or evacuation meeting point where people should gather after leaving a building.

Where is this sign used?

Placed externally near buildings, carparks or open areas to mark a safe location for occupants to assemble during an emergency.

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