When environmental enclosures are being used an inspector needs to be concerned about:

• A.a), b), and c)
• B.Lighting
• C.Structural integrity
• D.Air changes

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When observing design defects the NACE Inspector should:

• A.Ignore the defect as the inspector can't change the design
• B.Stop the job immediately
• C.Document the defect and the potential problems that could result
• D.Request that the item be rebuilt with a better design for coating

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As a NACE Level 2 Inspector on a field job; prior to submission your documentation should always reviewed and approved by:

• A.Another NACE Level 2 Inspector
• B.A NACE Level 3 Inspector
• C.A NACE Level 1 Inspector
• D.A NACE Protective Coating Specialist

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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:

• A.Document the readings at the end of the shift
• B.Call your supervisor
• C.Check to See if the dehumidification equipment is operating correctly
• D.Advise the coating applicator supervisor of your readings

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You are the NACE Level 2 Coating Inspector where SSPC PA 2 has been specified with an additional requirement that no individual gauge reading shall be below a certain value.
As this is not part of the standard you should:

• A.Call your supervisor
• B.Ignore the additional requirement
• C.Request clarification from the specifier
• D.Enforce the additional requirement

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