FDNY-94
Fire Department of the City of New
York (FDNY)
HIGH YIELD QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
DESIGNED TO MIRROR THE LATEST FDNY EXAM
QUESTIONS
FEATURES INCLUDE:
❖ CONTENT COVERAGE
❖ VERIFIED ANSWERS
❖ GRADED A+
,Certificate of Fitness. ANSWER - Required for supervising flammable liquid
operations.
Site-specific permit. ANSWER - Authorizes storage at a specific location.
Citywide permit. ANSWER - Allows operation across multiple city locations.
Permanent permit. ANSWER - Valid for 12 months with inspection.
Temporary permit. ANSWER - Valid from 1 day to 12 months.
Class I liquids. ANSWER - Highly flammable liquids with specific storage limits.
Class II liquids. ANSWER - Moderately flammable liquids with flash point over
100°F.
Class III liquids. ANSWER - Less flammable liquids with flash point over 140°F.
Flash point. ANSWER - Temperature at which a liquid can vaporize.
5 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for Class I liquids over this amount.
2½ gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for gasoline over this amount.
10 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for Class II or III liquids over this
amount.
20 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for painting-related liquids over this
amount.
70 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for petroleum Class III liquids over this
amount.
Fuel tank exemption. ANSWER - No permit needed for vehicle fuel tanks.
Inspection requirement. ANSWER - All permits must be inspected for validity.
Non-transferable permits. ANSWER - Permits cannot be transferred to another
party.
Occupancy change. ANSWER - New permit required for changes in occupancy.
, Fire Department representatives. ANSWER - Inspectors authorized to check
permits and compliance.
Hazardous materials. ANSWER - Substances requiring special handling and
permits.
Barge fuel oil storage. ANSWER - Requires permit for fuel on moored vessels.
Mobile heating trailers. ANSWER - Permit needed for fuel oil use on trailers.
Public access. ANSWER - FDNY provides information freely to the public.
Permit expiration. ANSWER - Permits expire after twelve months unless renewed.
Construction site permit. ANSWER - Temporary permits can be issued for
construction.
Operation duration. ANSWER - Citywide permit valid for 30 days per location.
Permit renewal. ANSWER - Required every 12 months for continued operation.
Flammable liquids. ANSWER - Liquids that can ignite easily under certain
conditions.
Flammable Liquids. ANSWER - Liquids with flash points below 100°F.
Combustible Liquids. ANSWER - Liquids with flash points at or above 100°F.
Class IA. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points < 73°F.
Class IB. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points < 73°F and ≥ 100°F.
Class IC. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points ≥ 73°F but < 100°F.
Class II. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 100°F but < 140°F.
Class IIIA. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 140°F but < 200°F.
Class IIIB. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 200°F.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS). ANSWER - Document detailing hazards and safety
practices.
Fire Department of the City of New
York (FDNY)
HIGH YIELD QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
DESIGNED TO MIRROR THE LATEST FDNY EXAM
QUESTIONS
FEATURES INCLUDE:
❖ CONTENT COVERAGE
❖ VERIFIED ANSWERS
❖ GRADED A+
,Certificate of Fitness. ANSWER - Required for supervising flammable liquid
operations.
Site-specific permit. ANSWER - Authorizes storage at a specific location.
Citywide permit. ANSWER - Allows operation across multiple city locations.
Permanent permit. ANSWER - Valid for 12 months with inspection.
Temporary permit. ANSWER - Valid from 1 day to 12 months.
Class I liquids. ANSWER - Highly flammable liquids with specific storage limits.
Class II liquids. ANSWER - Moderately flammable liquids with flash point over
100°F.
Class III liquids. ANSWER - Less flammable liquids with flash point over 140°F.
Flash point. ANSWER - Temperature at which a liquid can vaporize.
5 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for Class I liquids over this amount.
2½ gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for gasoline over this amount.
10 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for Class II or III liquids over this
amount.
20 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for painting-related liquids over this
amount.
70 gallons limit. ANSWER - Permit needed for petroleum Class III liquids over this
amount.
Fuel tank exemption. ANSWER - No permit needed for vehicle fuel tanks.
Inspection requirement. ANSWER - All permits must be inspected for validity.
Non-transferable permits. ANSWER - Permits cannot be transferred to another
party.
Occupancy change. ANSWER - New permit required for changes in occupancy.
, Fire Department representatives. ANSWER - Inspectors authorized to check
permits and compliance.
Hazardous materials. ANSWER - Substances requiring special handling and
permits.
Barge fuel oil storage. ANSWER - Requires permit for fuel on moored vessels.
Mobile heating trailers. ANSWER - Permit needed for fuel oil use on trailers.
Public access. ANSWER - FDNY provides information freely to the public.
Permit expiration. ANSWER - Permits expire after twelve months unless renewed.
Construction site permit. ANSWER - Temporary permits can be issued for
construction.
Operation duration. ANSWER - Citywide permit valid for 30 days per location.
Permit renewal. ANSWER - Required every 12 months for continued operation.
Flammable liquids. ANSWER - Liquids that can ignite easily under certain
conditions.
Flammable Liquids. ANSWER - Liquids with flash points below 100°F.
Combustible Liquids. ANSWER - Liquids with flash points at or above 100°F.
Class IA. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points < 73°F.
Class IB. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points < 73°F and ≥ 100°F.
Class IC. ANSWER - Flammable liquids with flash points ≥ 73°F but < 100°F.
Class II. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 100°F but < 140°F.
Class IIIA. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 140°F but < 200°F.
Class IIIB. ANSWER - Combustible liquids with flash points ≥ 200°F.
Safety Data Sheet (SDS). ANSWER - Document detailing hazards and safety
practices.
