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The document outlines the procedures and responsibilities for conducting a Fire Watch in King County Zone 3 when fire protection systems are out of service. It includes instructions for filling out the Fire Watch Form, maintaining safety protocols, and ensuring communication with relevant fire authorities. The Fire Watch must be maintained continuously until the systems are operational again, with designated personnel required to patrol and document conditions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Incident Case#' and 'Incident Date' fields at the top of the form. Ensure these details are accurate for proper documentation.
In the 'Reason for Fire Watch' section, clearly state why the fire watch is necessary. This helps in understanding the context of the situation.
Indicate which system is out of service by checking the appropriate box (e.g., Sprinkler, Fire Alarm). This information is crucial for emergency responders.
Complete all sections under 'Agency Copy' and 'Site Copy', including filling out incident number, fire watch frequency, and circling the follow-up agency.
Leave the Site copy with a responsible party and ensure you identify who received it. If declined, note down their name.
Finally, scan and email the Agency Copy to the relevant Fire Marshal’s Office as indicated on the form.

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