WorksheetsNACE
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
HOW DOES NACE DEFINE THE INSPECTORS ROLE?
a)
THE INSPECTORS ROLE IS THAT OF A QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN RESPONSIBLE FOR OBSERVING AND REPORTING CONFORMANCE OR DEVIATION FROM THE PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS
b)
MAKING CHANGES TO THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR ANY REASON
c)
TO ENFORCE THEIR OWN SPECIFICATIONS AS TO THE PROJECT
d)
PRODUCE DATA SHEETS ON SPECIFICATIONS
2.
WHAT IS THE INSPECTORS RESPONSIBILITY, WHEN IT COMES TO SAFETY ON THE PROJECT
a)
SAFETY ENFORCEMENT IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSPECTOR, HOWEVER IT IS HIS/HER RESPONSIBILITY TO REPORT ANY ISSUES THAT MAY EFFECT THE PROJECT
b)
KNOWING SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS ON HAND ON MAINTAINED ON A COATING PROJECT
c)
KNOWING PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY AND WHAT THE INSPECTOR SHOULD NOT DO AS TO SPECIFICATIONS
d)
MAKING NECESSARY SPECIFICATIONS ON THE PROJECT AS NEEDED
3.
NAME SOME OF THE DOCUMENTATION/REPORTS THAT MAY BE REQUIRED TO BE MAINTAINED ON A COATING PROJECT
a)
DAILY, WEEKLY SUMMARY, MATERIAL USAGE REPORT, MAN POWER & EQUIPMENT
b)
ANCHOR PROFILE, DAILY, SPREED SHEETS,
c)
METHODS AND EQUIPMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL, DEBRIS SHEETS
d)
TCC, OMC, AND AMC SHEETS
4.
NAME SOME TEST THAT MAY NEED TO BE CONDUCTED DURING SURFACE PREPARATION AND COATING OPERATIONS
a)
TEMPERATURE, RELATIVE HUMIDITY, DEW POINT, ANCHOR PROFILE, SURFACE CLEANLINESS
b)
TEMPERATURE, OXIDIZATION, CONDUCTION
c)
TEMPERATURE, CONDUCTION, WALL THICKNESS, OXIDIZATION
d)
TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, COATING, THICKNESS
5.
WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD REPORT
a)
OBJECTIVE, ACCURATE, AND DETAILED
b)
OBJECTIVE, PUNCTUATION, AND WORDING
c)
OBJECTIVE, PLACE, AND TIME
d)
OBJECTIVE, TRUE, AND NICE
6.
WHAT IS THE INSPECTORS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY AND WHAT SHOULD THE INSPECTOR NOT DO AS IT PERTAINS TO THE SPECIFICATION
a)
THE INSPECTORS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY AS THE INSPECTOR IS TO ENFORCE THE SPECIFICATION AND NOT MAKE CHANGES TO THE SPECIFICATION FOR ANY REASON
b)
THE INSPECTORS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY AS THE INSPECTOR IS TO ENFORCE COATING SAFETY
c)
THE INSPECTORS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY AS THE INSPECTOR IS TO ENFORCE CLEANLINESS
d)
THE INSPECTORS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY IS TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE SPECIFICATIONS
7.
WHAT TYPE OF INFORMATION COULD YOU EXPECT TO FIND ON A PRODUCT DATA SHEET
a)
ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS FOR APPLICATION SUCH AS MAX AND MINIMUM TEMPERATURES, CURING TIMES, RECOATING WINDOWS
b)
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
c)
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
d)
EMERGENCY RESPONDER INFORMATION
8.
WHAT TYPE OF INFORMATION COULD YOU EXPECT TO FIND ON A SAFETY DATA SHEET
a)
EQUIPMENT AND PARAMETERS
b)
HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL, REQUIRED PPE, PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, EMERGENCY RESPONDER INFORMATION
c)
APPLICATIONS, METHODS AND EQUIPMENT SIZES
d)
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM CURING TIMES
9.
EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL
a)
QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCESS OF CHECKING TO SEE WHETHER A PRODUCT BEING DEVELOPED IS MEETING SPECIFIED REQUIRMENTS
QUALITY CONTROL: A PROCEDURE OR SET OF PROCEDURES INTENDED TO ENSURE THAT A PRODUCT ADHERES TO A DEFINED SET OF QUALITY CRITERIA
QUALITY CONTROL: A PROCEDURE OR SET OF PROCEDURES INTENDED TO ENSURE THAT A PRODUCT ADHERES TO A DEFINED SET OF QUALITY CRITERIA
b)
QUALITY ASSURANCE: ASSURING THE PRODUCT WILL WORK
QUALITY CONTROL: MAKING SURE CRITERIA DOESN'T MEET REQUIREMENTS OF CLIENT
QUALITY CONTROL: MAKING SURE CRITERIA DOESN'T MEET REQUIREMENTS OF CLIENT
10.
IDENTIFY SOME OF THE DEFECTS THAT CAN BE CAUSED BY INCORRECT APPLICATION TEMPERATURES
a)
FAILURE TO CURE, TOO RAPID SOLVENT EVAPORATION, POOR FILM FORMATION
b)
CURING TIMES, BUBBLES, STREAKING
c)
HIGH SATURATION, MOISTURE, FLAKING
d)
FAILURE TO FORM, DRIPPING, DRY SPRAY
11.
DESCRIBE RELATIVE HUMIDITY
a)
THE AMOUNT OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR COMPARED TO SATURATION LEVEL
b)
THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH MOISTURE WILL BEGIN TO FORM ON A STEEL SURFACE
c)
THE AMOUNT OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR COMPARED TO TEMPERATURES
d)
THE AMOUNT OF MOISTURE ON THE STEEL AFTER COATING
12.
WHAT IS THE DEW POINT TEMPERATURE
a)
THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH MOISTURE WILL BEGIN TO FORM ON A STEEL SURFACE
b)
THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH MOISTURE WILL BEGIN TO FORM ON COATING
c)
THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH MOISTURE WILL DRIP
d)
THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH DEW BECOMES WATER
13.
NAME SOME OF THE EFFECTS WIND MAY HAVE ON A COATING PROJECT
a)
BLOWING ABRASIVES, CAUSING EXCESSIVE DRIFT OR OVER SPRAY, ACCELERATING SOLVENT EVAPORATION, CONTRIBUTING TO THE FORMATION OF DRY SPARY
b)
EXCESSIVE SOLVENT ACCELERATION, MOISTURE, FAILURE TO CURE
c)
POOR FILM FORMATION, ABRASIVES, CONTRIBUTING TO SPOTS
d)
EXCESSIVE HEAT CURING, EXCESSIVE SOLVENT ACCELERATION, FAILURE TO CURE, IONS MIXING
14.
WHAT ARE SOME OF THE COMMON ERRORS WHEN USING AN ELECTRONIC HYGROMETER
a)
FAILURE TO ACCLIMATE THE INSTRUMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT WITH ADEQUATE TIME
b)
FAILURE TO ACCLIMATE THE ENVIRONMENT
c)
FAILURE TO CHECK PARAMETERS OF ENVIRONMENT AND ATMOSPHERE
d)
FAILURE TO RECEIVE 3 CONSECUTIVE READINGS
15.
EXPLAIN THE PROCESS FOR USE OF THE SLING PSYCHROMETER
a)
MAKE SURE THE WICK IS WET AND CLEAN, CONTINUE TO "SLING" UNTIL 3 CONSECUTIVE READINGS ARE ACHIEVED
b)
MAKE SURE THE METER IS DRY AND STICKY, CONTINUE TO "SLING" UNTIL 4 CONSECTUTIVE READINGS ARE ACHIEVED
c)
MAKE SURE THE WICK IS DRY AND STICKY, CONTINUE TO "SLING" UNTIL 3 CONSECUTIVE READINGS ARE ACHIEVED
d)
MAKE SURE THE WICK IS WET AND CLEAN, CONTINUE TO "SLING" UNTIL 6 CONSECUTIVE READINGS ARE ACHIEVED
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