FDNY CoF G71 Correct 100%

Who handles the SUPERVISION and STORAGE of the compressed gases? - ANSWER A person holding a G71 certificate of fitness Who handles the INSTALLATION and MAINTENENCE of compressed gases? - ANSWER A person holding a G79 certificate of fitness Permits issued prior to July 1st 2008 are subject to? - ANSWER Compliance with former fire codes Permits issued after July 1st 2008 are subject to? - ANSWER Compliance with the new fire code Both new and pre existing installations are subject to? - ANSWER Operational and maintenance requirements of the 2008 fire code Permanent FDNY permits are valid for? - ANSWER 12 months only Permits are required for which compressed gases and in what amount? - ANSWER Carbon dioxide: 4500 Non flammable and non oxidizing: 3000 oxidizing: 504 The transport of hazardous materials is accompanied by? - ANSWER US DOT compliant placards to identify hazardous materials for the roadway, railway, waterway and air. Shows type of hazard and degree of harm. What do the 4 colors on the diamond signs represent? - ANSWER Blue: Health hazard Red: Flammability Yellow: Reactivity White: Special Hazard : Ex: Oxidizer What is the triggering amount for a diamond sign? - ANSWER The amount required for a fire code permit Atmospheric Tank - ANSWER A tank designed to operate at atmospheric pressures to 1.0 psi OXYGEN COLOR? - ANSWER green MEDICAL AIR COLOR? - ANSWER yellow Nitrogen color? - ANSWER black Nitrous oxide color? - ANSWER blue Helium Color? - ANSWER Brown Carbon dioxide color? - ANSWER Grey Heliox - ANSWER Brown and green Emergency shutoff valvesshall be identified by - ANSWER A durable sign clearly visible near the valve ABSOLUTE ZERO - ANSWER Temperature at which all molecular motion, and consequently all life, ceases according to Einstein and the kinetic molecular theory. Absolute zero has never been reached, but it has been approached by the temperatures of some cryogenic gases ATMOSPHERIC TANK - ANSWER A storage tank designed to operate at pressures from atmospheric through 1.0 pound per square inch gauge measured at the top of the tank.