This toolbox talk helps crews work safely around fire sprinkler systems during construction or maintenance. It explains wet versus dry systems, the risk of accidental activation, and key precautions: identify sprinkler heads before starting work, know how to shut off the system and who to call (site foreman or building security), never hang items on sprinkler heads or piping, turn off power immediately if activation occurs, check paths when moving long materials, and use head guards when available. It also prompts discussion on hazards from water release, encourages questions, and includes a section for new safety issues, general business, and an attendance log. Templates are examples only and should be validated for your site and jurisdiction.
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