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FDNY S-25: SUPERVISING HANDLING
AND USE OF CHEMICALS IN SCHOOL
LABS. QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS JUST RELEASED


1. Which certificate of fitness is specifically required for individuals supervising the handling

and use of chemicals in a school laboratory?

A. C-14


B. S-25


C. G-60


D. P-99


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: The S-25 Certificate of Fitness is specifically for the supervision

of chemical handling and use in NYC school laboratories.


2. According to the NFPA 704 diamond, which color represents the ‘Instability’ hazard of a

chemical?

A. Yellow


B. Blue


C. Red

,D. White


Answer: A


Conceptual Explanation: In the NFPA 704 system, Yellow indicates instability, Red

indicates flammability, Blue indicates health, and White is for special hazards.


3. What is the maximum capacity of a glass container allowed for storing Class IA flammable

liquids in a school lab?

A. 1 Quart


B. 1 Pint


C. 1 Gallon


D. 5 Gallons


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: FDNY regulations limit Class IA flammable liquids to 1-pint glass

containers to reduce the risk of large fires in the event of breakage.


4. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are required to follow a specific GHS format containing how many

sections?

A. 10 sections


B. 12 sections


C. 16 sections


D. 14 sections

, Answer: C


Conceptual Explanation: The Global Harmonized System (GHS) mandates that all Safety

Data Sheets must have a standardized 16-section format.


5. A ‘Flammable Liquid’ is defined by the NYC Fire Code as having a flashpoint below:

A. 100°F


B. 140°F


C. 200°F


D. 73°F


Answer: A


Conceptual Explanation: Flammable liquids have a flashpoint below 100°F; those with

flashpoints at or above 100°F are classified as combustible liquids.


6. Safety showers must be capable of discharging water for a minimum of how many

minutes?

A. 15 minutes


B. 10 minutes


C. 5 minutes


D. 20 minutes


Answer: A

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