F-60 / Fire Guard for Torch Operations Exam Questions and Answers(Graded A)

True or False? The COF holder must keep the certificate upon his or her person at all times while conducting the fire watch. - ANSWER-True Portable LPG containers that are more than ____ oz. must not be stored, handled, or used indoors or on the roof in the following occupancies: residential, factory, industrial, educational and institutional. - ANSWER-16.4 Portable CNG containers that are more than ____ SCF must not be stored, handled, or used indoors or on the roof in the following occupancies: residential, factory, industrial, educational and institutional. - ANSWER-8.7 What do LPG containers hold? - ANSWER-Liquefied petroleum gas. What do CNG containers hold? - ANSWER-Compressed natural gas. Torch operations are considered a type of ____ work. - ANSWER-Hot. Storing, using or handling any flammable gas, oxidizing gas, or oxygen and a flammable gas requires an FDNY ____. - ANSWER-Permit. Use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) on an occupied roof requires an affidavit from a licensed professional stating the roof is constructed of ____ material. - ANSWER-Non-combustible. Any single liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) container must not exceed ____ lbs in weight. - ANSWER-100 Any single compressed natural gas (CNG) container must not exceed ____ standard cubic feet (SCF). - ANSWER-381 What are the 3 types of FDNY permits for operations using liquefied petroleum gases (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), or other flammable gas? - ANSWER-(1) Site-specific. (2) Citywide. (3) Transportation. What is a site-specific permit? - ANSWER-It authorizes the storage, handling or use of flammable gases and torch operations at a specific premises or location.