Free Access To Coating Inspector Level 2 NACE-CIP2-001 Real Dumps

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CIP Level 2 NACE-CIP2-001 certification is designed for Level 2 Coating Inspectors responsible for performing and documenting non-destructive / destructive inspections of liquid and non-liquid coatings. If you’re studying for the NACE-CIP2-001 exam and want to speed things up, you’ve come to the correct place.The latest NACE-CIP2-001 dumps are based on the exam objectives and are designed to help you assess your understanding. These NACE-CIP2-001 real dumps can help you clear your doubts and prepare for the exam!

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1. Generally for safety considerations, waterjetting hose connections use

an oil/water separator.

a long wand.

a whip-lock device.

filters.

2. Inspector reports should always be copied to:

All parties involved in the project

Whomever the Owner identifies

The Contractor and Owner

The Owner only

3. Which product, when closely inspected has a green or red layer of fusion bonded epoxy (FBE) that is visible directly on the steel?

2-Layer Polyethylene (PE)

3-Layer Polyethylene (PE)

Fusion Bonded Epoxy

Coal Tar Enamel

4. You are a NACE Level 2 in-house inspector working in a shop. Your in-house requires you to perform a sleeve test to test for soluble salts; however the 3 rd party NACE Level 3 inspector, the owner, has a san smart meter and has achieved a very different result and has rejected the pre-cleaning.

Your FIRST course of action is to:

Advise the other inspector he is using an incorrect method

Redo the pre-cleaning based on the other inspectors results

Review the specification with the other inspector to see what method was specified

Advise your QC Manager to change the ITP to the use of the salt smart meter

5. Coating surveys may include which steps?

Select All That Apply:

Develop a survey plan

Summarize the collected data

Schedule the remedial work

Evaluate the coatings performance

6. In which type of concrete are laitance commonly encountered?

Concrete block (poured with a form)

Gunite

Glass fiber cement

Poured (wet cast)

7. The standards defining surface cleanliness achieved by centrifugal blast cleaning are:

Different than air blast cleaning

The same as air blast cleaning

Slightly different to air blast cleaning

Comparable to air blast cleaning

8. You are a NACE Level 2 Coating Inspector who has just arrived on a job in progress where there is no Inspection and Test Plan (ITP). The first morning you arrive the job is behind schedule and you are asked to take DIY Film Thickness readings.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Refuse to take readings until an is in place

Develop your own methodology and proceed take the readings

Use a generally accepted industry standard and to take readings

Call your supervisor

9. Steel shot grit contaminated with oil or grease used in a cetrifugal blast cleaning should be

washed with clean potable water prior to Use.

mixed with uncontaminated abrasive

run through the air wash separator.

disposed of properly.

10. In the event of a conflict between the Product Data Sheet and the Specification:

The Product Data Sheet prevails

The Specification prevails

It is up to the Inspector to decide which one to follow

It is up to the Applicator to decide which one to follow

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11. External coatings applied to buried pipelines are generally tested for:

Gloss level

Chalking resistance

Cathodic disbondment

Solvent resistance

12. Surface preparation methods for Non-ferrous metals are:

The same as for Ferrous metals

The same for all Non-FetT0us metals

Specific for each type of Non-ferrous metal

Not required

13. When performing testing in accordance with ASTM D 2583 the inspector may observe:

Adhesion failure

Cohesion failure

Glue failure

Cold flow or creep

14. On pipelines, which coating is identifiable by its distinct colors, usually light blue, green, or grey?

Liquid epoxies

Heat-shrink sleeves

Concrete

Coal Tar Enamel

15. You are the NACY Coating Inspector on a tank lining project where desiccant dehumidification is being used. Since the first shift of abrasive blasting your readings have indicated relative humidity below 40%; however on the second shift of coating application your readings are indicting 80%.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Check to See if the dehumidification equipment is operating correctly

Call your supervisor

Advise the coating applicator supervisor of your readings

Document the readings at the end of the shift

16. When performing a hardness test on a coating which has elastic properties the inspector is likely to likely to observe:

A very high reading

A very low reading

Cold flow or creep

No difference from any other coating

17. A reinforced coating is

equally resistant to movement and impact as a non-reinforced coating.

equally resistant to abrasion and impact as a non-reinforced coating.

less resistant to movement, abrasion, and impact than a non-reinforced coating.

more resistant to movement, abrasion, and impact than a non-reinforced coating.

18. Examples of non-ferrous metals include

Select All that Apply:

mild steel.

aluminum

iron

copper

19. You should bulk store coatings containing isocyanates

in a well ventilated area separate from the work place.

in a heated warehouse.

in a refrigerated warehouses

wherever it is convenient

20. WJ-1 is always performed using UHWJ at pressures above 210 MPa (30,000 PSI)

True

False

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21. Individuals conducting Coating Surveys should:

Always be NACE Level 3 Certified Inspectors

Always be NACE or SSPC Protective coating Specialists

Always be experienced Specification Writers

Always be trained and experienced Coating Industry

22. When working with someone who is very concerned about Stability and maintaining adherence to the status-quo, the Inspector should try to:

Implement immediate to get them motivated

Give them as much advance notice as possible about upcoming changes

Challenge their value to the team and try to get them out of their comfort zone

Make sure they are the center of attention in all site meetings

23. You are working as the only in-house NACE Level 2 Inspector in a shop setting when an independent 3 rd party NACE Level 3 Inspector, representing the owner, presents you with a copy of a Non Conformance Report (NCR) he has written for a NACE2/SSPC SP 10 centrifugal blast which you had previously approved.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Verbally challenge the NCR

Request a re-blast of the item in question

Consult your supervisor

Review the NCR with the other Inspector

24. Because a NACE Level 2 Inspector has been trained in specific destructive tests, it is up to the Inspector to decide if and when a destructive test is required.

True

False

25. NACE No.13/ SSPC 6 identifies the use of:

Abrasive blasting only

Watterjetting only

Steam cleaning only

Various methods of cleaning