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FDNY G60 PRACTICE TEST
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED AND
VERIFIED
Question 1: What is required for all torch operators and
fire guards using an oxygen-fuel torch?
CORRECT ANSWER : All torch operators, an oxygen-
fuel torch using any amount of oxygen and flammable gas and fire guards must have a current Certificate of Fitness
Question 2: What must the Certificate of Fitness holder
do with the pressure and flow of gases?
CORRECT ANSWER : The Certificate of Fitness holder
must regulate the pressure and flow of oxygen and natural gas to each torch
Question 3: What is required for a torch operator for
jewelry manufacture involving oxygen and fuel gas containers?
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CORRECT ANSWER : if the torch operator for jewelry
manufacture involves any oxygen with any fuel gas containers, the operator must be a C of F holder
Question 4: Where must a Certificate of Fitness holder
keep their certificate?
CORRECT ANSWER : A Certificate of Fitness Holder
must keep his or her certificate on their person or otherwise readily available for inspection by any representative of the fire Department
Question 5: What is the easiest way to extinguish a fire
caused by a leak?
CORRECT ANSWER : The easiest way to extinguish a
fire caused by a leak is to close the shutoff valve
Question 6: What hot work activities require permits
issued by the FDNY?
CORRECT ANSWER : Permits issued by the FDNY are
required to conduct the following hot work: storing, using
or handling oxygen and a flammable gas, storing, using or
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handling any flammable gas (e.g. LPG or CNG or acetylene) in excess of 400 SCF. Storing, using or handling any oxidizing gas (e.g. oxygen) in excess of 504 SCF
Question 7: How much is 400 SCF for LPG?
CORRECT ANSWER : For LPG, 400 SCF is
approximately 47 lbs
Question 8: How many LPG containers require a permit
for storage, use, handling, or transportation?
CORRECT ANSWER : the number of LPG containers
for the storage, use, handling or transportation, requiring a permit 14.1 oz = 54 cont. 16.4 oz = 46 cont. 20 lbs = 3 cont. 33.5 lbs = 2 cont. 40 lbs = 2 cont. 100 lbs = 1 cont
Question 9: What are the restrictions for storing portable
LPG and CNG containers indoors?
CORRECT ANSWER : Portable LPG containers that are
more than 16.4 oz and CNG containers with a capacity greater than 8.7 SCF must NOT stored, handled, or used
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indoors in the following occupancies (as defined in the
Building code): residential occupancies, factory and
industrial occupancies; educational occupancies; institutional occupancies, except as the commissioner may authorize by rule
Question 10: What is a site-specific permit?
CORRECT ANSWER : Site-specific permit may be a
permanent permit or a temporary permit. Permanent permits are valid for 12 months only
Question 11: How long is a city-wide permit valid?
CORRECT ANSWER : A city-wide permit is valid up to
30 days
Question 12: Where must permits be kept?
CORRECT ANSWER : Permits shall be readily
available on the premise for inspection by Fire Department representatives
