F-60 Fire Guard Practice Exam App
Need to pass the exam for the F-60 Fireguard Torch Operations at the New York City Fire Department (FDNY)?
FIREGUARD
F60 PRACTICE
EXAM APP
Our instructors have helped thousands of clients prepare for and pass the F-60 exam. We have created a bank of 100 questions that are similar in design and difficulty to the ones you will find when you take the actual test at the FDNY.
The Fire guard certification F60 is issued by the FDNY after passing an exam 70 or higher consisting of 25 multiple choice questions.
Just like the FDNY certificate of fitness exam, this app will randomly generate 25 multiple choice questions each time you take the F60 practice test and will allow you 38 minutes to complete the test. You can take it as many times as needed.
The types of questions covered on the test app are categorized just like the ones from the FDNY F60 fire guard test examination questions and answers included in the study materials:
The Fire guard certification F60 is issued by the FDNY after passing an exam 70 or higher consisting of 25 multiple choice questions.
Just like the FDNY certificate of fitness exam, this app will randomly generate 25 multiple choice questions each time you take the F60 practice test and will allow you 38 minutes to complete the test. You can take it as many times as needed.
The types of questions covered on the test app are categorized just like the ones from the FDNY F60 fire guard test examination questions and answers included in the study materials:
Precautions of Hot Work Operations
Permits and COF Requirements of Fire Guard
Inspection Report and Notification
Fire Suppression
Pre-Check, The Work Area and Fire Watch
Why
YOU NEED
The F60 Exam practice APP
Who should take the F60 Fireguard Certificate of Fitness Exam? Holding a Certificate of Fitness F60 Fireguard certification is required for persons who perform fire watch during hot work operations at:
Construction sites
Rooftop operations where torch-applied roof systems are in operation, and
In any building or structure, when the torch operation is conducted by a person holding a citywide permit for torch operations.
