Q34. The initial steel condition is important to the NACE Inspector because:

Q35. Osmotic blistering is most likely to occur as a result of

Q36. Owners hire NACE Inspectors’ with the expectation that:

Q37. The least effective method of surface cleaning is most likely

Q38. What is the minimum spot measurement value allowed by SSPC-PA 2 in each 10 m2 (100 ft2) area?

Q39. 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:

Q40. Safety Data Sheets must be carefully reviewed by:

Q41. ISO ST 3 is described as:

Q42. When holiday testing is required the Inspector is always required to enforce NACE SP 0188:

Q43. 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?

Q44. The Inspector should record the serial numbers of inspection instruments:

Q45. The most important factor resulting in improved job site safety is:

Q46. Galvanic corrosion occurs on which of the following substrates:

Q47. Surface profile describes:

Q48. 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:

Q49. If the specifier does not identify a restriction level in accordance with SSPC PA 2, the default restriction level is:

Q50. Common errors that can produce inaccurate readings when using Wet Film Thickness (WFT) gauges include:
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