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Open Fires: - ANSWER-The burning of materials where in
products of combustion are emitted directly into the ambient
air without passing through stack or chimney from an enclosed
chamber. For the purpose of this definition, a chamber shall be
regarded as enclosed when, during the time combustion occur,
only aspertures, ducts, stacks, flues or chimneys necessary to
provide combustion air and permit the escape of exhaust gas
are open
Open Flame: - ANSWER-A flame that is generated by any
material or device in a sustained and controlled manner and
that is not securely enclosed by noncombustible material, such
as a candle that is unenclosed or enclosed in a globe or
lantern, or a gas light lantern, but not a flame contained in a
furnace or other similar approved device, equipment or system.
Torches operated in accordance with FC Chapter 26 and
lighted smoking paraphernalia shall not be considered an open
flame.
, Powered Industrial Truck: - ANSWER-A forklift, tractor,
platform lift truck or motorized hand truck powered by a lead-
acid battery system, a metal hydride hydrogen storage system
or an internal combustion engine. Powered industrial trucks do
not include farm vehicle or motor vehicles for highway use.
Personal Supervision: - ANSWER-Supervision by the holder of
any FDNY Certificate of Fitness is required to be personally
present on the premises, or other proximate location
acceptable to the FDNY, while performing the duties for which
the certificate is required.
Tar Kettle: - ANSWER-A device designed to heat tar, asphalt,
pitch or similar materials, typically for waterproofing
operations, that, utilizing a flammable gas
or a combustible liquid, generates a flame to heat a vessel
containing such a
material. Tar kettle does not include
asphalt melters.
Asphalt Melter: - ANSWER-An approved device designed to
heat asphalt, typically for waterproofing operations, that,
utilizing a flammable gas or a combustible liquid, generates an
enclosed flame that indirectly heats a vessel containing the
asphalt.