NEW QUESTION 16
Non Conformance Reports are completed by the Inspector:

NEW QUESTION 17
What is the minimum recommended distance away from an edge that an inspector should take a measurement with a dial-type magnetic pull-off Dry Film Thickness (DFT) gauge?

NEW QUESTION 18
Check abrasive blast pressure with a

NEW QUESTION 19
The main responsibilities of the inspector are to

NEW QUESTION 20
The form of corrosion that has the largest potential for unexpected catastrophic failure is:

NEW QUESTION 21
Removal of welds splatter is required:

NEW QUESTION 22
Passivation can best be described as:

NEW QUESTION 23
What is used to determine compressed air cleanliness?

NEW QUESTION 24
When performing tests for oil and grease using an ultra-violet light, the NACE Inspector should be aware that:

NEW QUESTION 25
The Inspector’s Log Book is generally:

NEW QUESTION 26
In the event of a conflict between the project specification and the coating manufactures’ product data sheet, the Inspector’s first course of action should be too:

NEW QUESTION 27
ISO ST 3 is described as:

NEW QUESTION 28
When using the ISO comparator in accordance with ISO 8503, if the surface profile does not directly compare to one of the four segments the inspector should:

NEW QUESTION 29
Stripe coats are generally applied to:

NEW QUESTION 30
Conventional spray is a good choice when:

NEW QUESTION 31
You are asked to be the only coating inspector on a small bridge recoating job where existing coating contains lead. The owners’ representative has supplied you with the local code governing the removal and disposal of lead based coatings, however upon reading the document you having great deal of difficulty understanding the technical language.
As a NACE CIP Level 1 Inspector your preferred course of action is to:

NEW QUESTION 32
Most industrial coatings are:

NEW QUESTION 33
Check abrasive blast pressure close to the

NEW QUESTION 34
Removal of surface contaminants is done by:

NEW QUESTION 35
NACE SP 0178 is a standard for: