A. Technical Data Sheet
B. Application Guidelines
C. Specification
D. Safety Data Sheet;
A. Visual inspection, Non-Destructive and Destructive testing
B. Visual inspection only
C. Visual inspection and Non-destructive testing
D. All types of inspection
A. apply the coating with expert accuracy.
B. recommend the appropriate coating technique for the job to the contractor.
C. look for problems or issues during application.
D. advise the coating applicator on how to mix the coating.
A. their best judgment based on similar projects and specifications.
B. NACE 2/SSPC SP10
C. a recognized industry standard like SSPC-PA 2 that is broadly accepted
D. a detailed checklist and document the lack of a standard.
A. review coating contractors' plans for storage of coating materials and confirm they meet national, local and owners' fire and environmental regulations.
B. observe and document time frame and environmental conditions between each coat.
C. observe and document the amount of material and batch numbers.
D. observe aryl document that the applicator WFT at regular intervals during application.
A. Only when directed by the supervisor
B. The Inspector is convinced by verifiable facts
C. The Inspectors position is not the majority position
D. The Owner can save some money by the change
A. direct and perform the work stated in the specification.
B. observe and direct the work of the contractors.
C. demonstrate to the contractor how to apply the coating.
D. observe and report the quality of the work performed.
A. Galvanic Corrosion
B. General Corrosion
C. Localized Corrosion
D. Atmospheric Corrosion
A. It depends on which hand tool the Contractor selects
B. No, because there is no real difference in the standards
C. Yes, because the 'two standards are not equivalent
D. It depends on which power tool the Contractor selects
A. The Inspection personnel
B. The Application personnel
C. All personnel involved in the job
D. The Owner's personnel
