F-60 Fire Guard Exam Prep | 100+ Questions with Verified Answers | FDNY Permits, Hot Work Rules, LPG/CNG Safety, Fire Watch Duties

This document provides 100+ expertly verified multiple-choice questions and answers for the F-60 Certificate of Fitness (COF) Fire Guard for Torch Operations exam administered by the FDNY for the 2025/2026 cycle. It is specifically designed for individuals responsible for overseeing fire safety during hot work (torch-related) operations on construction sites, rooftops, and within buildings. The content is aligned with FDNY regulations and includes topics such as: – Duties of an F-60 Fire Guard during torch operations and fire watch – FDNY permit types and conditions: site-specific, citywide, and transportation permits – Hot work definitions, safety zones (25ft & 35ft rules), hazard prevention, and torch supervision – Proper storage, use, and handling limits for LPG and CNG containers – Hot work authorizations, documentation, and inspection timelines – Fire extinguisher placement, types, and emergency response protocols – Inspection rules post-LPG/CNG operations, including required 2-stage post-checks – Common fire safety terms: hot work area, responsible person, fire watch, COF holder requirements – NYC-specific building safety rules and FDNY compliance procedures This guide is essential for individuals involved in: – Construction Site Supervision – Building Maintenance and Facilities Management – Fire Safety Roles in Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Settings – FDNY COF Exam Preparation (F-60 Certification) – Occupational Health and Safety Programs – HVAC and Roofing Professionals Using Torch Equipment It is structured for direct exam readiness, covering practical safety scenarios and regulatory rules, ensuring candidates understand not only what is required to pass the F-60 exam but also how to safely perform their duties in compliance with FDNY codes. Keywords: F-60, FDNY fire guard, hot work permit, LPG safety, CNG safety, fire watch, torch operations, fire extinguisher rules, 35 feet rule, 25 feet rule, site-specific permit, citywide permit, fire safety exam, COF holder, FDNY certification, fire safety duties, torch roofing, NYC construction safety, hazardous materials permit, responsible person, upwind firefighting, combustible material protection