Who has the authority to inspect all permits available on the premises?

The authority to inspect all permits available on the premises lies with the FDNY (Fire Department of New York). The FDNY is tasked with ensuring that fire safety regulations are followed, including the proper issuance and maintenance of permits related to fire operations, such as torch operations. This responsibility includes verifying that all necessary permits are present and correctly implemented to mitigate fire hazards effectively.

While other agencies like the EPA might have authority over environmental concerns, and the local police may have jurisdiction over law enforcement matters, the FDNY's specific role focuses on fire safety and compliance with related regulations, making them the designated authority for inspecting permits in this context. The Building Inspector also has responsibilities related to building codes and safety but does not specifically have authority over fire permits like those under the FDNY's purview.