F Rules for Open Flames, Candles, and Pyrotechnics 2

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

Only with a valid FDNY permit and proper safety measures

Answer

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

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

12 inches

Answer

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

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Non-combustible holders that prevent tipping

Answer

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.

Question 4

Indoor fireworks or pyrotechnic effects require what special personnel?

Accepted Answer

A licensed pyrotechnic operator and fire guard presence

Answer

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.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

Placement on non-combustible surfaces with adequate clearance from combustibles

Answer

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.

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F Rules for Open Flames, Candles, and Pyrotechnics 2