Technical assessment paper (Surveyor) Copy

• Technical Interview Assessment Paper

• Candidate's Name

• Date

  Date

• Manager

• Location
  Address

• Materials section please attempt all questions

• Diagram

  

• What does position A indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position B indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position C indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position D indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position E indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position F indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• What does position G indicate?

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• Points D, E and F are typically measured in numerical values, please identify what units of measurement you would typically see. Imperial and metric are acceptable.

• Welding section (please attempt all questions)

• What do the following process acronyms stand for?

• TIG

  Select Stress Strain Ultimate tensile strength Breaking load Linear Elastic Region 0.2% Offset

  • Stress
  • Strain
  • Ultimate tensile strength
  • Breaking load
  • Linear Elastic Region
  • 0.2% Offset

• MIG

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• MAG

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• MMAW

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• SAW

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• FCAW

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• PAW

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• O-AW

  Select Tungsten inert gas Metal inert gas Manual Metal Arc Welding Sub-Merged Arc Welding Flux-Cored Arc Welding Pulsed Arc Welding Oscillating Arc Welding

  • Tungsten inert gas
  • Metal inert gas
  • Manual Metal Arc Welding
  • Sub-Merged Arc Welding
  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding
  • Pulsed Arc Welding
  • Oscillating Arc Welding

• Name two internationally recognised standards for weld procedure testing of metallic materials

• Name two internationally recognised standards for weld qualification testing of welders

• In order to determine the heat input in a fusion weld, what are the main parameters that would have to be measured during the test?

• Welding page 2

• Detail the testing for a 15mm thick carbon steel procedure qualification test plate in accordance with the recognised BSEN standard. Tick the testing applicable in the multiple choice answers please.

  Select Face Bends x2 Side bends x4 Root bends x 2 Face bends x 4 Side Bends x 2 Transverse tensile tests x 2 Macro test Hardness Survey Radiographic testing Utrasonic testing MPI DPI Drop Test Impact testing Through thickness testing Side bends can be substituted for thickness over 12mm

  • Face Bends x2
  • Side bends x4
  • Root bends x 2
  • Face bends x 4
  • Side Bends x 2
  • Transverse tensile tests x 2
  • Macro test
  • Hardness Survey
  • Radiographic testing
  • Utrasonic testing
  • MPI
  • DPI
  • Drop Test
  • Impact testing
  • Through thickness testing
  • Side bends can be substituted for thickness over 12mm

Destructive testing section

• Diagram

  

• What is the test piece called

  impact test piece

  square rectangular notch piece

  Pallini drop test

  Tensile Test piece

• What material properties does this test demonstrate?

• What are the three most typical positions (with reference to the rolling direction) that these test samples would be taken?

• How many test pieces are typically required to provide one set?

• If the test were performed at room temperature and then again at minus 50 degrees C, what would the results typically be?

  Higher

  Lower

  Remain the same

• Diagram

  

• What is this test called?

• What material property or characteristic does this test indicate?

• If the test was to break or tear apart what might this indicate?

• With reference to the rolling direction of the plate, in what direction would you expect this test to be cut?

Destructive Testing

• Identify the test

  

• What test is this called?

  Rockwell test

  Brinnell Test

  Vickers Test

• Identify the test

  

• What test is this called?

  Rockwell test

  Brinnell Test

  Vickers Test

• Identify the test

  

• What test is this called?

  Rockwell test

  Brinnell Test

  Vickers Test

Directives

• Do you know what the acronym PED stands for

• Do you know what the acronym TPED stands for?

• Do you know what a harmonised standard is?

• Do you know what ASME stands for?

NDE Section

• Please identify the acronyms

• PT

  Select Penetrant Testing Magnetic Particle Testing Radiographic Testing Ultrasonic Testing Visual Inspection Radiographic Intepretation

  • Penetrant Testing
  • Magnetic Particle Testing
  • Radiographic Testing
  • Ultrasonic Testing
  • Visual Inspection
  • Radiographic Intepretation

• MT

  Select Penetrant Testing Magnetic Particle Testing Radiographic Testing Ultrasonic Testing Visual Inspection Radiographic Intepretation

  • Penetrant Testing
  • Magnetic Particle Testing
  • Radiographic Testing
  • Ultrasonic Testing
  • Visual Inspection
  • Radiographic Intepretation

• RT

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• UT

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• RI

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• VI

  Yes

  No

  N/A