Section 8 Flashcards
In accordance with SNT-TC-1A, the NDT Level III shall be responsible for:
A. Ensuring Level II personnel examine Level I personnel.
B. Interpretation of all test results obtained by Level II personnel.
C. All questions to be used on examinations for Level I and Level II.
D. Writing all company standard operating procedures.
C. All questions to be used on examinations for Level I and Level II.
Which of the following may conduct and grade examinations for Level I and Level II personnel?
A. An NDT Level II
B. A selected representative of the NDT Level III.
C. ASNT personnel because they offer examinations on a regular basis.
D. The company president.
B. A selected representative of the NDT Level III.
Of the following personnel, who can administer the near-distance, vision acuity examination using reading card with Jaeger letters? A. An NDT Level II. B. The plant receptionist. C. An NDT Level III. D. The employee’s medical doctor.
C. An NDT Level III.
As recommended in SNT-TC-1A, physical examination requirements are intended to be:
A. The same for all methods.
B. The same for all employers.
C. Related to each employers specific needs.
D. As specified in applicable sections of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.
C. Related to each employers specific needs.
The General Examination is intended to cover:
A. Basic test principles of the method.
B. Only the material included in the training course outlines of SNT-TC-1A.
C. The equipment operational capabilities of the candidate.
D. The operating procedures that the candidate may encounter in his job.
A. Basic test principles of the method.
Questions and answers available from ASNT are intended for use in compiling:
A. The General Examination only.
B. The Specific, Practical, and General examinations.
C. The Basic and Method examinations.
D. The General, Basic, and Method examinations.
D. The General, Basic, and Method examinations.
Which of the following parts of Level I and Level II examinations should be written? A. The General and Specific. B. The General and Practical. C. The General, Specific, and Practical. D. Only the General.
A. The General and Specific.
The Practical Examination is recommended to include operational familiarity with test equipment and analysis of test results for: A. Levels I, II and III. B. Levels I and II. C. Levels II and III. D. Trainees, Level I and Level II.
B. Levels I and II.
Which of the following statements is true with regard to the administration of written examinations?
A. The examiner should not be permitted to access to any reference material.
B. Reference data may be supplied for the Practical Examination only.
C. Level III personnel should be required to memorize everything except codes, specifications and procedures.
D. Codes, specifications and procedures may be provided to examines for reference during examinations provided that they do not contain data that can be used to answer questions in the general examinations.
D. Codes, specifications and procedures may be provided to examinees for reference during examinations provided that they do not contain data that can be used to answer questions in the general examinations.
For the written examinations, tables, graphs and charts may be used:
A. Only during Level I examinations.
B. Only during Level II examinations.
C. During all examinations.
D. Only for the level II practical examination.
C. During all examinations.
For Level I and Level II Practical Examinations, one or more test specimens are recommended and the examine should perform tests and evaluations using the appropriate equipment and test specimens. The minimum number of different checkpoints recommended is: A. 5 B. 10 C. 15 D. 20
B. 10 checkpoints.
In certification of Level III personnel according to the recommendations of SNT-TC-1A, the employer:
A. Must give written examinations.
B. Must give General and Specific examinations.
C. May delete the Specific Examination.
D. Can waive written examinations if oral examinations are given in their place.
C. May delete the Specific Examination.
For Level I and II examinations, the recommended minimum composite score is: A. 60% B. 90% C. 70% D. 80%
D. 80%
For Level II Basic Examinations, it is recommended that Level II questions also be included. These questions should be:
A. Level II type questions based on other applicable NDT methods.
B. Based on Level II tasks for the particular Method Examination.
C. Selected at random from questions previously used on Level II examinations.
D. Given only if the candidate is being examined in more than one method.
A. Level II type questions based on other applicable NDT methods.
