FREE F-03 Rules for Open Flames, Candles, and Pyrotechnics Questions and Answers

Question 1

What is generally required to use candles or any other open flame device in a place of public assembly?

Accepted Answer

A special permit from the FDNY.

Answer

Verbal approval from the venue manager.

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A written notice posted for the public.

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No special permission is needed if it's for a performance.

Question 2

When candles are used on dining tables under an FDNY permit, what is a key safety requirement?

Accepted Answer

The candles must be securely supported on a non-combustible base.

Answer

The candles must be at least 5 feet tall.

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The candles must be scented.

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The candles must be extinguished every 15 minutes.

Question 3

What is the primary role of the F-03 Fire Guard when pyrotechnics are being used during a performance?

Accepted Answer

To conduct a dedicated fire watch before, during, and after the performance.

Answer

To help set up the pyrotechnic devices.

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To sell tickets for the show.

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To operate the venue's fire alarm system.

Question 4

A portable fire extinguisher must be located within how many feet of any open flame or pyrotechnic effect?

Accepted Answer

20 feet

Answer

50 feet

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100 feet

Answer

75 feet

Question 5

Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all combustible materials are kept a safe distance from any open flame?

Accepted Answer

The Fire Guard on duty.

Answer

The audience members.

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The performer using the flame.

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The person who sold the tickets.

Question 6

The use of pyrotechnics in a venue requires a permit from the FDNY and must be handled by:

Accepted Answer

A person holding an FDNY Certificate of Fitness for Pyrotechnics.

Answer

Any venue employee with experience.

Answer

The F-03 Fire Guard.

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The stage manager.