FDNY Flammable Gas
FLS DIRECTOR'S QUIZ (FIRE AND NON-FIRE
Regulations Practice Test
QUESTIONS) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
1. What is the maximum size of portable LPG containers allowed indoors in
residential occupancies according to FDNY regulations?
32 oz
64 oz
8 oz
16.4 oz
2. What is the maximum volume of flammable gas that requires an FDNY
Usage Permit?
200 SCF
800 SCF
400 SCF
600 SCF
3. Describe the significance of the NFPA 51B code in relation to fire safety
during hot work operations.
The NFPA 51B code regulates the storage of flammable liquids only.
The NFPA 51B code is focused on electrical safety in construction
sites.
The NFPA 51B code is irrelevant to fire safety regulations.
The NFPA 51B code provides guidelines to prevent fires during
welding and hot work by outlining safety practices.
4. Describe the role of a fire guard in the context of flammable gas
,regulations set by the FDNY.
, The fire guard's role is to monitor the area for potential fire
hazards and take action to prevent fires during operations
involving flammable gases.
The fire guard ensures that all equipment is functioning properly.
The fire guard is responsible for issuing permits for gas storage.
The fire guard is tasked with training personnel on gas handling.
5. What is the FDNY code section that pertains to compressed natural gas
regulations?
Rule 3507-01
Rule 3508-04
Rule 3505-03
Rule 3506-02
6. LPG equipment and containers may be used indoors, except in an
occupied place of public assembly, for the purpose of performing
emergency repairs. Such LPG use shall be subject to all the following
requirements except:
LPG containers with a capacity greater than sixteen and four tenths
ounces (16.4 oz.) shall not be left unattended
LPG use at the work site shall be limited to two (2) LPG containers,
each with a capacity not greater than 20 pounds
All LPG use shall be under the personal supervision of a Certificate
of Fitness holder
All LPG containers shall be removed from inside the building
whenever not in use
7. Select the CORRECT statement regarding the difference between fire
watch and Fire Guard for torch operations.
FLS DIRECTOR'S QUIZ (FIRE AND NON-FIRE
Regulations Practice Test
QUESTIONS) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
1. What is the maximum size of portable LPG containers allowed indoors in
residential occupancies according to FDNY regulations?
32 oz
64 oz
8 oz
16.4 oz
2. What is the maximum volume of flammable gas that requires an FDNY
Usage Permit?
200 SCF
800 SCF
400 SCF
600 SCF
3. Describe the significance of the NFPA 51B code in relation to fire safety
during hot work operations.
The NFPA 51B code regulates the storage of flammable liquids only.
The NFPA 51B code is focused on electrical safety in construction
sites.
The NFPA 51B code is irrelevant to fire safety regulations.
The NFPA 51B code provides guidelines to prevent fires during
welding and hot work by outlining safety practices.
4. Describe the role of a fire guard in the context of flammable gas
,regulations set by the FDNY.
, The fire guard's role is to monitor the area for potential fire
hazards and take action to prevent fires during operations
involving flammable gases.
The fire guard ensures that all equipment is functioning properly.
The fire guard is responsible for issuing permits for gas storage.
The fire guard is tasked with training personnel on gas handling.
5. What is the FDNY code section that pertains to compressed natural gas
regulations?
Rule 3507-01
Rule 3508-04
Rule 3505-03
Rule 3506-02
6. LPG equipment and containers may be used indoors, except in an
occupied place of public assembly, for the purpose of performing
emergency repairs. Such LPG use shall be subject to all the following
requirements except:
LPG containers with a capacity greater than sixteen and four tenths
ounces (16.4 oz.) shall not be left unattended
LPG use at the work site shall be limited to two (2) LPG containers,
each with a capacity not greater than 20 pounds
All LPG use shall be under the personal supervision of a Certificate
of Fitness holder
All LPG containers shall be removed from inside the building
whenever not in use
7. Select the CORRECT statement regarding the difference between fire
watch and Fire Guard for torch operations.
