Fire Suppression, Alarm & Evacuation Drawing Design
We design suppression, early warning alarm and evacuation routes for buildings and facilities to Civil Defense requirements, for the highest level of safety.
- Professional Engineering Team
- Fast Service
- High Quality
- Trusted Engineering Solutions

What is this service?
Detailed design and approval of fire suppression, early warning alarm and evacuation route drawings: sprinkler networks, extinguishers, hose cabinets and pumps; smoke and heat detectors and alarm panels; emergency exits, evacuation routes and emergency lighting. Everything is designed around the facility's classification and hazard level in accordance with the Saudi code, NFPA standards and Civil Defense requirements.
Why do you need this service?
Early fire detection and safe evacuation that protect life.
A prerequisite for the Civil Defense permit and the safety certificate.
Designing to the facility's classification prevents rejection at inspection.
Compliance with the Saudi code and NFPA so the drawing is accepted.
Service Preparation Steps
Facility study
The hazard is classified and the building and its requirements studied.
Alarm design
The fire detection and alarm system and its panels are designed.
Suppression design
Sprinkler networks, extinguishers and hose cabinets are designed.
Evacuation
Emergency exits, evacuation routes and emergency lighting are designed.
Certification
The drawing is engineer-stamped and filed on the Salamah portal.
Follow-up
We track the approval through to final sign-off.
What does the service include?
Approved Standards & Codes
Frequently Asked Questions About This Service
What does the suppression and alarm drawing cover?
Fire detection and alarm with its panels; suppression networks of sprinklers, extinguishers, hose cabinets and pumps; plus emergency exits, evacuation routes and emergency lighting — designed as one system rather than separate parts.
How is detector quantity and spacing determined?
By the space's area and height, the activity and its contents, under NFPA 72 and the Saudi code. Arbitrary spacing, or relying on an approximate count, is one of the most common sources of review comments.
Is emergency lighting part of the design?
Yes — an evacuation route is incomplete without emergency lighting and signage that work during a power failure, and it is a core assessment item when the safety drawing is approved.
Why Choose abak?
We combine deep engineering expertise with high quality standards to deliver solutions you can trust.
Experienced Engineers
A team of certified consultants and engineers with long experience in the Saudi market.
High Quality Standards
Strict adherence to the Saudi Building Code and international engineering best practices.
Modern Engineering Solutions
We use the latest tools and technologies to deliver precise, efficient designs.
Professional Consultation
We listen to your needs and design the right solution for your project and budget.
Fast, Reliable Delivery
We commit to timelines and deliver our projects on schedule.
How We Work With You
Clear steps from first contact to final delivery.
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Contact Us
Reach us on WhatsApp or by phone and share your project details.
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Requirement Analysis
We study your needs and set a clear, suitable engineering plan.
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Engineering Execution
Our team executes the work precisely to the highest standards.
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Final Delivery
We hand over complete deliverables with post-delivery support.
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