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Keep space around sprigWpr heads clear During an Event - Until Fire Suppression System is Repaired • Notify all members of the management team • Notify the local fire department, Fire Protection System Provider & Alarm Service Company • Notify the SHC Incident Reporting Center at 1-800-727-0121 (24 hour service) Accidental Activation • Escort fire department and follow instructions • Notify District Facilities Manager and Fire Protection Service Provider Broken Sprinkler Head • Go to the Fire Sprinkler Room and close the Main Control Valve for all risers. • The Main Control Valve may be inside or outside the Sprinkler Room. • Ensure that the respondent has access to a key holding manager that has an alarm code to the system. This process will send an alarm signal to the Fire Protection System Provider. • Turn off the Fire Pump (if applicable) at the control panel. 0 If your store does not have a Fire Pump this step can be skipped. • If possible identify which riser is losing pressure. This would be the riser that supplies water to the damaged sprinkler head. • Close all valves on the affected riser. • Open the Main Drain until all water is drained out of the affected riser. • Notify Management. • Notify the local fire department. • Notify Fire Protection System Provider (FMG — 800-306-2541) for repairs. • Notify Alarm Service Company (ADT — 800-428-7124) to put the system on test. • Notify the SHC Incident Reporting Center at 1-800-727-0121 (24 hour service). • Follow the additional post event procedures located in the Emergency Action Plan (EAP). Maintain 24-hour Fire Watch • Only trained Associates or contract security will have fire watch responsibilities • Cover all affected areas, maintain and document an hourly record of inspections • The watch must be maintained until the system is restored and tested Isolate the Impairment • Retain as much of the fire protection system in service as possible • Inform Associates on each shift about the impairment • Describe temporary protective measures required • Distribute additional fire extinguishers and fire extinguishing equipment Prohibit Hazardous Operations • Suspend all operations with high risk of fire hazard • No Hot work will be allowed and do not use flammable liquids After an Event Restored Fire Suppression System Service • Authorized Fire Suppression System Service provide/Maintenance will test the system to ensure that it functions properly 12