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Hot work is complete but combustible materials remain nearby. What should control the end of fire watch?

Correct Answer

C) The permit or site procedure requirement for post-work monitoring and area check.

Fire watch duration should follow the permit/site requirement and hazard check, not merely crew departure.

Answer Options
A
Base the fire watch release response on the welder's departure
B
Make the next pay estimate the answer for fire watch release
C
The permit or site procedure requirement for post-work monitoring and area check.
D
The color of the welding leads

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Fire watch duration should follow the permit/site requirement and hazard check, not merely crew departure.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Base the fire watch release response on the welder's departure

The trap in A is The welder's departure only. That selection is wrong because the option delays or omits the controlling step.

Option B: Make the next pay estimate the answer for fire watch release

Choice B gives The next pay estimate. Its specific error: the option answers a paperwork, payment, or bonding issue.

Option D: The color of the welding leads

In general project requirements, The color of the welding leads. is the wrong selection for Fire watch release: it answers the Fire watch release prompt with the wrong practical move.

Memory Technique

Picture a label on the jobsite; fire watch release is solved by the action that leads to The permit or site procedure requirement for post-work monitoring and area check.

Reference Hint

Open 29 CFR Part 1926 (OSHA Construction Standards), 1926-2023 / PSI OSHA Excerpts 2025; use 29 CFR 1926 Subpart F - Β§1926.150(c)(1)(i); hot-work fire prevention topics to confirm that Fire watch duration should follow the permit/site requirement and hazard check, not merely crew departure.

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