[2022] Valuable NACE-CIP1-001 Test Questions - Pass Coating Inspector Level 1 Exam

[2022] Valuable NACE-CIP1-001 Test Questions – Pass Coating Inspector Level 1 Exam

Eleanor2024-10-14T15:44:52+00:00

By Eleanor Coating Inspector Program – Level 1, NACE

Coating Inspector Level 1 NACE-CIP1-001 exam is the requirement of Coating Inspector Program – Level 1 certification. Candidates who earned the certification successfully can perform basic non‐destructive inspections of liquid coatings applied by brush, roller, or spray to steel surfaces under the supervision of a level 2 or 3 inspector when working in a shop setting or a level 3 inspector when working in a field setting. How to prepare for your Coating Inspector Level 1 NACE-CIP1-001 exam? Choose valuable NACE-CIP1-001 test questions as your good preparation materials to pass Coating Inspector Level 1 Exam successfully.

Recommend To Read NACE-CIP1-001 Free Exam Questions Below First

Page 1 of 4

1. Inspector's daily reports are used:

Select All That Apply

By the contractor to estimate the amount of work done that day

To provide continuity between inspectors

To aid in arbitration between the contractor and client

To help in cases of a coating failure

2. Good records can provide maintenance departments with detailed information about ALL of the following EXCEPT

what items were coated.

what materials were used.

when the coating will be reapplied.

how the item was coated.

3. What is used to determine compressed air cleanliness?

Needle pressure gauge

Psychrometer

Blotter test

Profilometer

4. Silicone coatings are typically:

Used strictly in immersion service

Applied in very thick films

Used as a sacrificial primer

Applied in very' thin films

5. If a contractor is using a poorly maintained compressor to supply air for abrasive blast cleaning and conventional airspray, the coating inspector should perform a

dry film thickness (DEI) measurement.

wet film thickness (WFT) measurement.

blotter test for the presence of oil and water.

vial lest.

6. The main responsibilities of the inspector are to

demonstrate to the contractor how to apply the coating.

observe and direct the work of the contractors.

direct and perform the work stated in the specification.

observe and report the quality of the work performed.

7. Inspection documentation is important because:

It is the only deliverable item provided by the inspector

Owners use the documentation for a variety of purposes

a) only

a) & b)

8. When using a sling physchrometer a very large difference between the wet and dry bulb readings indicates:

High Relative Humidity

Low Relative Humidity

High Surface Temperature

Low Surface Temperature

9. Dew point is the temperature at which

water freezes.

humidity decreases

condensation occurs.

the air is saturated.

10. When holiday testing is required the Inspector is always required to enforce NACE SP 0188:

True

False

Page 2 of 4

11. You have just received your NACE CIP Level 1 certification when you are asked to supervise a team of uncertified field pipeline inspectors.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Accept the assignment without hesitation

Advise the prospective employer that you cannot accept the position

Meet with the prospective employer to determine the scope of your role

Review the NACE Attestation prior to making a decision

12. Checking is

an exposed area of the substrate or previous coat material, caused by poor application technique.

a fine crack in the surface of a coating that rarely reaches the substrate

a very small hole in a coating caused when air or solvent is trapped in porous film and then escapes.

surface breaks in the film that often result from grease or oil contamination and revel the substrate.

13. Which one of these elements is not necessary for corrosion to occur:

Anode

Cathode

Reference Cell

Electrolyte

14. The form of corrosion that has the largest potential for unexpected catastrophic failure is:

General Corrosion

Atmospheric Corrosion

Galvanic Corrosion

Localized Corrosion

15. Osmotic blistering is most likely to occur as a result of

inadequate anchor pattern/surface profile.

overcoating a surface contaminated with chemical salts.

airless spray application

applying tine coating too thin.

16. When applying Thermal Spray Coatings the specification is most likely to refence:

SSPC PA 2

NACE SP 0178

NACE SP 0188

SSPC-CS 23.00/AWS C2.23/NACE No. 12

17. Relative humidity is

a measure of the amount of moisture in the air compared to saturation level.

a measure of the amount of moisture in the air compared to the air temperature.

the lowest temperature at which moisture forms on a steel surface.

the highest temperature at which moisture forms on a steel surface.

18. 1.You are the NACE Inspector on a tank lining project where a 50% solids epoxy tank lining is being applied. After application of the 19 coat you notice small blisters in some areas of the applied lining.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Break the blisters to see what's inside

Document the problem and advise the Contractor and Owner's representative

Document the problem and advise the Contractor

Extract any liquid that may be inside the blister and send it to the lab for further analysis

19. Digital hygrometers

consist of a bimetallic sensing element protected from wind gusts.

are used to measure temperature from a distance.

use a thermocouple in contact with the surface to measure temperature

determine relative humidity, air temperature, and dew point temperature:

20. An inspectors personal log book should contain:

Subjective comments re ding the application team

Objective comments regarding the application work

No comments regarding the application team

The inspector's personal opinions of the application team

Page 3 of 4

21. To achieve consistently accurate results with ALL alt test equipment

wear gloves when sampling.

wash your hands before sampling.

avoid placing the sample discs on a surface.

calibrate the instrument in the field.

22. Using SSPC Vis 1 as a guide when performing a visual inspection of a steel surface prior to surface preparation a NACE Inspector would assign which designations to the surface condition:

Rust Grades A-D

Surface Conditions E-G

Rust Grades 1-4

Surface Condition H

23. Conventional spray is a good choice when:

High production rates are required

High quality finishes are required

High transfer efficiency is required

High viscosity coatings are being applied

24. Non Conformance Reports are completed by the Inspector:

In every instance that an item does not meet the specification requirements

When the Inspector deems it to be a significant non-conforming item

When the Inspector and Contractor deem it to be a significant non-conforming item

In accordance with the specification's definition of a non-conformance

25. Upon arrival of coating materials, the inspector should

review coating contractors' plans for storage of coating materials and confirm they meet national, local and owners' fire and environmental regulations.

observe and document the amount of material and batch numbers.

observe aryl document that the applicator WFT at regular intervals during application.

observe and document time frame and environmental conditions between each coat.

26. ASTM Standards are applicable:

In the USA

In North America

In Asia

When specified

27. Which of these tests uses a syringe?

Sleeve test

Potassium ferricyanide

Bresle patch

Soluble salts meter

28. Polymerization is the process of:

Monomers telegraphing

Monomers joining together

All thermoplastic coatings

All organic coatings

29. Galvanic corrosion occurs on which of the following substrates:

Concrete

Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic

Metal

Wood

30. It is good practice for the NACE Inspector to have instrument calibration certificates available:

At all times

In the office only

In the field only

Only if the specification requires it

Page 4 of 4

31. If the specifier does not identify a restriction level in accordance with SSPC PA 2, the default restriction level is:

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

32. Fine cracks in the surface of a coating that rarely reach the substrate are called

cracking.

alligatoring.

checking.

blistering.

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

Chloride salt may produce a false positive

Synthetic oil or grease may not be identified

Ultra-Violet light may contaminant the surface

Presence of weld spatter may produce a false positive

34. Removal of welds splatter is required:

On every job

When ISO abrasive blast standards are specified

When NACE/SSPC abrasive blast standards are specified

When specifically identified in the owner's specification

35. The initial steel condition is important to the NACE Inspector because:

If the steel is pitted more coating will be required

Less abrasive is need if the mill Scale s gone

It affects the final appearance after blasting

The Inspector may have to reject the Steel

36. Common errors that may produce inaccurate readings when using a Dial-Type Magnetic Pull-Off Dry Filth Thickness (DFT) gauge include:

Select All That Apply

Failing to determine the base metal reading (BMR)

Rotating the dial too fast when taking measurements

Taking measurements too far from the edge of a surface

Measuring ditty, tacky, or soft films

37. Excess moisture during holiday testing can cause erroneous indications by creating a path across the surface of the coating to pinholes previously detected, or directly to the signal return connection.

This is often referred to as:

telegraphing.

monitoring

juxtaposing.

transitioning.

38. In a non-convertible coating the role of the primary solvent is to:

To make the coating flow out better

To dissolve the resin

To promote faster cure

To control the evaporation rate

39. 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?

1 cm (.39 inch)

2.5 cm (1 inch)

6.35 cm (2.5 inch)

2.5 millimeters (.10 inch)

40. An exposed area of the substrate or previous coat of a conductive coating material, often caused by poor application technique is called

cracking.

sagging.

holiday.

checking.

[2022] Valuable NACE-CIP1-001 Test Questions – Pass Coating Inspector Level 1 Exam

[2022] Valuable NACE-CIP1-001 Test Questions – Pass Coating Inspector Level 1 Exam

Recommend To Read NACE-CIP1-001 Free Exam Questions Below First

Share this post

Author