NACE Coating Inspector Level 1 Written Exam NACE-CIP1-001 Training Material

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Coating Inspector Level 1 NACE-CIP1-001 exam is to test that you have the knowledge and skills related to level 1. There are 100 multiple choice questions in real NACE certification NACE-CIP1-001 exam, and you have 2 and 1/2 hours to write all the questions. The exam format is computer based testing (CBT). After you finish NACE-CIP1-001 exam, the pass or fail grade will show immediately. Free Coating Inspector Level 1 NACE-CIP1-001 exam training material is available below for you to study.

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1. Dew point is the temperature at which

water freezes.

humidity decreases

condensation occurs.

the air is saturated.

2. Surface profile describes:

The level of surface cleanliness required after abrasive blasting

The level of surface roughness required after abrasive blasting

The initial condition of the surface prior to abrasive blasting

The general condition of the surface required after abrasive blasting

3. Most industrial coatings are:

Inorganic

Organic

Resistant to temperatures above 200C

Resistant to concentrated sulfuric acid

4. 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

5. Check abrasive blast pressure with a

needle pressure gauge

replica tape

surface comparator

nozzle aperature gauge

6. Passivation can best be described as:

A protective metallic oxide surface layer that slows corrosion

Complete elimination pf the corrosion process

A coating layer applied to the surface to inhibit corrosion

Treating metal with a liquid inhibiter

7. NACE Level 1 Inspectors have been trained to perform:

All types of inspection

Visual inspection and Non-destructive testing

Visual inspection, Non-Destructive and Destructive testing

Visual inspection only

8. A successful coating inspector must be able to

apply the coating with expert accuracy.

look for problems or issues during application.

advise the coating applicator on how to mix the coating.

recommend the appropriate coating technique for the job to the contractor.

9. Which one of the following documents is the best source for coating technical data:

Safety Data Sheet;

Technical Data Sheet

Application Guidelines

Specification

10. 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

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11. Due to a previous premature coating failure the owner has required the original coating applicator to return to remove and replace 10,000 square feet of a failed three coat system at the applicator's cost. Due to the financial implications of another failure, the owner has offered you the job as the NACE CIP Level 1 Coating Inspector and explained that he expects you to be his "insurance policy" for this job. You have never been involved in a warranty job before and are unfamiliar with the coating system.

Your preferred FIRST course of action is to:

Review the Product Data Sheets and meet with the Coating Applicator 'prior to the pre-job meeting

Review the Product Data Sheets, and conduct a walk thru of the job site prior to the pre-job Conference

Purchase Professional Liability Insurance prior to job commencement

Meet with the owner and explain your limitations and concerns prior accepting the assignment

12. Silicone coatings are typically:

Used strictly in immersion service

Applied in very thick films

Used as a sacrificial primer

Applied in very' thin films

13. You are the NACE Inspector on a job where the Owner‘s specification requites you to perform a twice daily check of blast pressure at the nozzle. It is now day 30 on the job and all of your readings have been within compliance. The Contractor complains that these checks taking up much time and in view of the compliant results they are unnecessary.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Skip the checks as you are. confident the blast pressure is OK

Skip the checks and just record the same readings as you have been getting

Keep doing the checks regardless

Keep doing the checks and consult the Owner’s representative for direction

14. Removal of surface contaminants is done by:

Abrasive blasting

Waterjetting

A combination of methods

Scarifying

15. 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.

16. Which is a component that supplies most of the features and functions of the material?

pigment

binder

solvent

additive

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

Anode

Cathode

Reference Cell

Electrolyte

18. Stripe coats are generally applied to:

Edges and corners

Welds

Complex geometric shapes

a), b), and c)

19. 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.

20. 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.

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21. Prior to using Inspection Tools the inspector must:

Ensure the instrument is within calibration parameters

Be trained on how to use the instrument

Read the manufactures' instructions

a), b) & c)

22. The Inspector's Log Book is generally:

Retained by the inspector upon project completion

Submitted to the client upon project completion

Shared with all parties upon project completion

Shredded by the inspector upon project completion

23. Owners hire NACE Inspectors' with the expectation that:

The inspection cost will be offset by an improvement in service life

The Inspector will improve job flow and schedule

The Inspector will make a meaningful technical contribution to the job

a) and c)

24. ASTM Standards are applicable:

In the USA

In North America

In Asia

When specified

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. NACE SP 0178 is a standard for:

Structural steel to be coated for Atmospheric Service

Tanks and Vessels to, be Lined for Immersion Service

Stainless steel pipe to be Externally Coated

Tanks and Vessels to be Externally Coated

27. You are the NACE Inspector on a job where ISO ST 3 has been specified. The Contractor normally works to SSPC standards and been referencing SSPC SP 3.

Could this have any impact on the final surface preparation appearance?

Yes, because the 'two standards are not equivalent

No, because there is no real difference in the standards

It depends on which hand tool the Contractor selects

It depends on which power tool the Contractor selects

28. ISO SA 2.5 is defined as:

Near White Metal Blasting

Thorough Blast Cleaning

Very Thorough Blast Cleaning

Light Blast Cleaning

29. 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.

30. 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)

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