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Coating Inspector Level 2
IOGS/CCI
Online (Course and Exam)
USD 375/-
Course overview:
Learning on the go just becomes more comfortable with our online-based Coating Inspector Level 2 course, which you can take anywhere, anytime, and at your own convenience. This online course is ideal for QA/QC inspectors, supervisors managers, and engineers who specialize in insulation, passive fireproofing, protective coating/or painting, welding, and the rest.
Among other things, the course teaches the concept of corrosion control using the protective coating, coating types, surface preparation, application, and inspection and quality control requirements at the various stages of the coating work.
To learn, you only need a reliable web-browser, either on your tablet, smartphone, laptop, or computer. All the relevant course materials, interactive quizzes, videos, and the like are accessible via the IOGS LMS. So, if you find it challenging to go for a traditional classroom-based learning arrangement, this course will suffice as a great alternative.
Topics covered include:
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Introduction to coating
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Corrosion
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Rust and blast cleaning grades
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Inspectors role
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Coating types
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System and coding
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Curing mechanism
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Necessary documents
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Surface preparation
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Environmental test and requirements
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Coating components and mixing
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Application by brush and roller
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Application by spray
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Applicable standards
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Inspector duties and responsibilities
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Specification and ITP
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Inspection and quality control
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Inspection instruments and their use
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Reporting and record-keeping
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Health and safety
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