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Rules for Open Flames, Candles, and Pyrotechnics Flashcards

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  1. Under what circumstances can open flames be used in a place of assembly in NYC?

    Answer: Only with a valid FDNY permit and proper safety measures

    Open flames require a valid FDNY permit and compliance with specific safety requirements including proper clearances, fire suppression equipment, and designated supervision.

  2. What is the minimum clearance distance required between candles and combustible materials?

    Answer: 12 inches

    A minimum clearance of at least 12 inches should be maintained between open flames (including candles) and combustible materials, decorations, and other flammable items.

  3. Votive candles used in a place of assembly must be placed in what type of container?

    Answer: Non-combustible holders that prevent tipping

    Votive candles and all open flames must be placed in non-combustible, tip-resistant holders that will contain the flame and any melted wax if the candle is knocked over.

  4. Indoor fireworks or pyrotechnic effects require what special personnel?

    Answer: A licensed pyrotechnic operator and fire guard presence

    Indoor pyrotechnics must be operated by a licensed pyrotechnic operator, and an F-03 fire guard must be present to monitor conditions and be prepared to respond to any fire emergency.

  5. Sterno cans (canned heat) used for warming food in a place of assembly require what precaution?

    Answer: Placement on non-combustible surfaces with adequate clearance from combustibles

    Sterno cans must be placed on stable, non-combustible surfaces with adequate clearance from tablecloths, decorations, and other combustible materials. Proper ventilation should also be maintained.

  6. A venue wants to use sparklers as part of a champagne bottle presentation. Is this allowed?

    Answer: Only with proper FDNY permits and safety precautions

    Sparklers produce hot sparks and are considered open flames/pyrotechnics. They require FDNY approval and safety measures including clearances and fire suppression readiness.