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1. Per SOP-11-02, the minimum light level at the examination surface for the direct technique is:
20 fc (200 lx), measured 100 fc (1000 lx), measured Any level the examiner considers adequate 50 fc (500 lx), estimated
2. Per SOP-11-02, for the direct technique the examiner's eye shall be within:
36 in. (900 mm) of the surface 12 in. (300 mm) of the surface 6 ft (1.8 m) of the surface 24 in. (600 mm) of the surface
3. Per SOP-11-02, the viewing angle for the direct technique shall be:
Exactly 90 degrees to the surface Not more than 45 degrees to the surface Not less than 30 degrees to the surface Not less than 15 degrees to the surface
4. Per SOP-11-02, who rules on a doubtful indication?
The examiner who found it The contracted Level III, who signs the report The welder who made the weld The QC Mgr., in writing, attached to the report
5. Per SOP-11-02 and B31.3 (2024) 344.2.2, remote VT may be used on B31.3 work only when:
The QC Mgr. approves it on the day of examination The contracting parties agreed to it before fabrication started, and the agreement is on the job file The examiner is certified in the remote technique The direct technique has failed to find any indication
6. Per SOP-11-02, a light reading taken with a phone lux app is:
Acceptable if recorded with the phone model Acceptable for remote examinations only Not acceptable, because a phone app is not a calibrated meter Acceptable if the reading is above 1500 lx
7. Per SOP-11-02, the white light meter shall be calibrated:
Every 3 years with the examiner's recertification At least annually, after repair or damage, and before use if idle for a year or more Only when it gives an unusual reading Every 5 years
8. Per SOP-11-04, near vision for VE personnel shall be demonstrated:
Once at initial certification only Every 3 years, reading Jaeger 2 at 12 in. At initial certification and annually, reading Jaeger 1 at not less than 12 in. Annually, reading Jaeger 4 at 24 in.
9. Per SOP-11-04, the minimum formal VE training for a Level II candidate is:
24 hours, plus the leak-testing block set by the Level III 8 hours 40 hours, including leak testing 16 hours, including leak testing
10. Per SOP-11-04, the minimum experience for VE Level II is:
210 hours of VE and 400 hours total NDE experience 70 hours of VE and 130 hours total NDE experience 400 hours of VE and 800 hours total NDE experience 140 hours of VE and 270 hours total NDE experience
11. Per SOP-11-04, to pass certification examinations, a candidate needs:
At least 75% on each exam and an 80% composite At least 70% on each exam and a 70% composite At least 70% on each written exam, 80% on the practical and an 80% composite At least 80% on each exam and a 70% composite
12. Per SOP-11-04, the VE Level II certification period is:
5 years 10 years 3 years from the date of certification 1 year
13. Per SOP-11-02 and B31.3 (2024) 342.2, in-process VT shall be performed by:
Qualified personnel other than those doing the production work on that joint Anyone on the crew with a CWI The fitter, at fit-up only The welder who made the joint, if VE certified
14. Per SOP-11-02, a weld examined with no relevant indication is recorded as:
Not recorded NRI OK Left blank on the report
15. Per SOP-11-02, VT of the weld surface is performed:
Before PT or MT on that weld and before any coating After PT or MT After painting In any order the examiner chooses
16. Per SOP-11-02, a change from the direct technique to the remote technique is classified as:
An essential variable, requiring a new demonstration and a revision or addendum A nonessential variable, requiring no action Not a variable A nonessential variable, requiring only a note on the report
17. Per SOP-11-02, who may perform, evaluate and sign VT results?
A trainee under supervision Any QC person who has completed the training hours The contracted Level III on routine production reports A VE Level II certified under SOP-11-04, or a person qualified under SOP-11-04 Section 19.0
18. Per SOP-11-02, when a rejectable condition is found, the examiner shall:
Mark it only, and report it at the end of the week Record it as accepted with a comment Ask the welder to repair it before writing the report Mark and tag the area, map it on the report, notify the QC Mgr. the same day, and start the NCR route
19. Per SOP-11-04, the leak testing included in every VE qualification does NOT cover:
Visual checks during pneumatic tests Helium tracer probe leak testing Visual checks during hydrostatic tests Bubble leak tests
20. Per SOP-11-04, a VE Level II who has not performed VE for 12 consecutive months or more:
May continue working until the certification expires Needs only a new vision examination Must wait a further 12 months before any examination Shall not perform or sign VE until reinstated by specific and practical exams, current vision and Level III approval