FDNY G44 2026 UPDATED EXAM QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES |
INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD
CoF Permit requirements - Answer--Required for LPG (liquid petroleum gas) 16.4 oz or
higher and CNG (compressed natural gas) 8.7 SCF or higher
Site-Specific Permit - Answer--authorizes permit holder to store, handle, or use LPG or
CNG or conduct an operation at a specific premise or location
- valid 12 months only
- permanent or temporary
- requires inspection
Citywide Permit - Answer--- Valid up to 30 days
- All LPG/CNG containers must be removed by end of each workday
- New applications must be submitted if a single job lasts more than 30 days
Lithium Ion Battery Safety - Answer--Immediately stop using battery and call 911 if you
notice:
- Fire or smoke
- Odd noises
- Overheating
- Leaking
- Change in color or shape
- Strange smell
Lithium Ion Battery's Dos - Answer--ALWAYS:
• Purchase and use devices certified •
by a Nationally Recognized Testing
Laboratory (NRTL).
, - Follow the manufacturer's
instructions for:
charging and storage.
correct battery, cord, and
power adapter
- Keep exit path clear at all times.
- plug directly into a wall electrical
outlet for charging.
- Keep batteries and devices at room
temperature.
- Store and/or charge batteries away
from anything flammable.
- Keep away from heat sources.
- Bring batteries to a NYC Battery
Recycling Center
Lithium Ion Battery's Don'ts - Answer--- Use aftermarket batteries or chargers
- Use damaged or altered batteries
plug into a power strip or overload
an outlet.
- Overcharge or leave battery charging
overnight.
- Charge a battery or device under
your pillow, on your bed, or near a
couch.
- Leave e-bikes or e-scooters
unattended while charging.
- Block your primary way in or out of
a room/space with e-bikes, e-
scooters, wheelchairs, etc.
- Place batteries in Trash or
Recycling bin
Label all LPG/CNG containers clearly (Handling, use, and storage of CNG Containers
(1)) - Answer--Do not rely solely on color of container to identify contents. Do not use
any container that is unmarked or has conflicting markings or labels
Do not refill LPG/CNG containers (Handling, use, and storage of CNG Containers (2)) -
Answer--Containers must be replaced when empty - handle empty containers in same
manner as full ones
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES |
INSTANT PDF DOWNLOAD
CoF Permit requirements - Answer--Required for LPG (liquid petroleum gas) 16.4 oz or
higher and CNG (compressed natural gas) 8.7 SCF or higher
Site-Specific Permit - Answer--authorizes permit holder to store, handle, or use LPG or
CNG or conduct an operation at a specific premise or location
- valid 12 months only
- permanent or temporary
- requires inspection
Citywide Permit - Answer--- Valid up to 30 days
- All LPG/CNG containers must be removed by end of each workday
- New applications must be submitted if a single job lasts more than 30 days
Lithium Ion Battery Safety - Answer--Immediately stop using battery and call 911 if you
notice:
- Fire or smoke
- Odd noises
- Overheating
- Leaking
- Change in color or shape
- Strange smell
Lithium Ion Battery's Dos - Answer--ALWAYS:
• Purchase and use devices certified •
by a Nationally Recognized Testing
Laboratory (NRTL).
, - Follow the manufacturer's
instructions for:
charging and storage.
correct battery, cord, and
power adapter
- Keep exit path clear at all times.
- plug directly into a wall electrical
outlet for charging.
- Keep batteries and devices at room
temperature.
- Store and/or charge batteries away
from anything flammable.
- Keep away from heat sources.
- Bring batteries to a NYC Battery
Recycling Center
Lithium Ion Battery's Don'ts - Answer--- Use aftermarket batteries or chargers
- Use damaged or altered batteries
plug into a power strip or overload
an outlet.
- Overcharge or leave battery charging
overnight.
- Charge a battery or device under
your pillow, on your bed, or near a
couch.
- Leave e-bikes or e-scooters
unattended while charging.
- Block your primary way in or out of
a room/space with e-bikes, e-
scooters, wheelchairs, etc.
- Place batteries in Trash or
Recycling bin
Label all LPG/CNG containers clearly (Handling, use, and storage of CNG Containers
(1)) - Answer--Do not rely solely on color of container to identify contents. Do not use
any container that is unmarked or has conflicting markings or labels
Do not refill LPG/CNG containers (Handling, use, and storage of CNG Containers (2)) -
Answer--Containers must be replaced when empty - handle empty containers in same
manner as full ones
