Yes but it should not be a problem for caustic cleaning solutions as it tends to occur at higher temperatures.
"Low concentrations of caustic can be safely handled by carbon steel up to
180oF/82oC, where CSCC starts to become a risk factor, while the safe upper limit for a 50% solution is approximately 150oF/65oC""Austenitic Stainless SteelsAustenitic (300 series) stainless steels possess good resistance to caustic up to approximately 50% and temperatures about
200oF/93oC. At, and above 200oF/93oC, the austenitics exhibit unstable passivity and can suffer severe general corrosion if activated. Above approximately 250oF/121oC they are susceptible to SCC (see Figure). No distinction is made between 304SS and 316SS regarding resistance to caustic as their behaviors are similar. They are also susceptible to chloride SCC if substantial chlorides are present in low grade caustic. "
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