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FDNYC G60 Practice Exam With
Questions And Correct Verified Answers
| Already Graded A+ | 2026/2027
Academic Cycle | 100% Guaranteed
Pass | Brand New Version!!!!!


All torch operators, an oxigen-fuel torch using any amount of oxigen and flamable gas and fire
guards must have a current - CORRECT ANSWER Certificate of Fitness



The Certificate of Fitness holder - CORRECT ANSWER must regulate the pressure and flow of
oxygen and natural gas to each torch.



if the torch operator for jewelry manufacture involves - CORRECT ANSWER any oxygen with any
fuel gas containers, the operator must be a C of F holder.



A Certificate of Fitness Holder must keep his or her certificate - CORRECT ANSWER on their
person or otherwise readily available for inspection by any representative of the fire
Department



The easiest way to extinguish a fire caused by a leak is to - CORRECT ANSWER close the shutoff
valve

, Permits issued by the FDNY are required to conduct the following hot work: - CORRECT
ANSWER storing, using or handling oxygen and a flammable gas, storing, using or 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.



For LPG, 400 SCF is - CORRECT ANSWER approximately 47 lbs



the number of LPG containers for the storage, use, handling or transportation, requiring a
permit - CORRECT ANSWER 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.



Portable LPG containers that are more than 16.4 oz and CNG containers with a capacity greater
than 8.7 SCF - CORRECT ANSWER must NOT stored, handled, or used 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.



Site-specific permit - CORRECT ANSWER may be a permanent permit or a temporary permit.
Permanent permits are valid for 12 months only



A city-wide permit is valid - CORRECT ANSWER up to 30 days



Permits shall be - CORRECT ANSWER readily available on the premise for inspection by Fire
Department representatives.

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