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To achieve the Coating Inspector Program Level 1 certification, you should pass the NACE-CIP1-001 exam successfully to get certified. We have updated our NACE-CIP1-001 dumps to include practice test questions and answers that will ensure you prepare the NACE-CIP1-001 exam easily. Our online practice exam, which simulates the actual exam environment, has been created to make your preparation for the NACE-CIP1-001 exam easier.

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1. When working as a NACE Inspector in a situation where there is a difference of opinion, the Inspector needs to:

Go with the majority opinion

Never change his/her mind

Achieve consensus through negotiation

Call the supervisor

2. Silicone coatings are typically:

Used strictly in immersion service

Applied in very thick films

Used as a sacrificial primer

Applied in very' thin films

3. How many gauge readings does SSPC-PA 2 require within a 4 cm (1.5 inch) diameter circle?

4. 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

5. 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

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

General Corrosion

Atmospheric Corrosion

Galvanic Corrosion

Localized Corrosion

7. Most industrial coatings are:

Inorganic

Organic

Resistant to temperatures above 200C

Resistant to concentrated sulfuric acid

8. Polymerization is the process of:

Monomers telegraphing

Monomers joining together

All thermoplastic coatings

All organic coatings

9. Check abrasive blast pressure with a

needle pressure gauge

replica tape

surface comparator

nozzle aperature gauge

10. 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

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11. Whenever dissimilar metals must join, the most common practice is to

provide cathodic protection to prevent corrosion,

provide anodic protection to prevent corrosion.

coat all connected dissimilar metals.

avoid coating all connected dissimilar metals.

12. NACE No. 4/SSPC-SP-7 is a joint standard for

white metal blast cleaning.

brush-off blast cleaning.

commercial blast cleaning.

near-white metal blast cleaning.

13. 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

14. Prior to the pre-job conference you notice that the Inspection and Test Plan does not require a hold point after surface preparation and coating application. In speaking with the owners' representative in advance of the meeting you sense he/she does not understand the importance of the hold point.

As a NACE CIP Level 1 Inspector your preferred course of action is to:

Gather data and attempt to meet with the owner's representative in advance of the pre-job conference

Bring the matter up at the pre-job conference

Default to the owner's Inspection and Test Plan

Meet separately with the coating manufactures' representative and coating application company in advance of the pre-job conference

15. Daily reports are important because:

Select All That Apply

Inspectors rarely change on a project.

Management uses them to make personnel decisions.

the information impacts future projects.

The information aids communication with supervisors.

16. The most important factor resulting in improved job site safety is:

Personal Protective Equipment

Engineering Controls

Safety Enforcement

Situational Awareness

17. A magnetic pull-off type gauge is a good choice when:

Accuracy is not required

When an intrinsically safe tool is required

Performing an adhesion test

When working on non-ferrous metals

18. Corrosion generally occurs at which of the following sites:

Cathode

Metallic pathway

Electrolyte

Anode

19. An Inspector should change position when:

The Inspector is convinced by verifiable facts

Only when directed by the supervisor

The Inspectors position is not the majority position

The Owner can save some money by the change

20. If a Thermoset coating is heated it will:

Harden and retain its hardness when cooled

Harden and return to its original hardness when cooled

Soften when heated and return to its original hardness when cooled

Soften when heated and retain its softness when cooled

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21. What is used to determine compressed air cleanliness?

Needle pressure gauge

Psychrometer

Blotter test

Profilometer

22. 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:

Call the coating manufacturer for clarification

Use the product data sheet as a guide

Use the job specification as a guide

Call the person who wrote the specification for clarification

23. 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

24. 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

25. You are an inspector on a project where SSPC SP 3 is specified.

What sort of tools should you expect the Contractor to use to achieve the standard?

Abrasive blast nozzles

Power tools

Hand tools

Airless spray equipment