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This course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK) and is designed to prepare individuals for the ICorr Painting Inspector Level 1 examination. The course is suitable for candidates with or without experience in industrial painting or inspection and will also be applicable to those who require a knowledge of painting inspection but do not wish to take an examination. Most of the paint systems used in industry are addressed plus an awareness is given of other coating systems used for anti-corrosion reasons.

This course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK) and is designed to prepare ICorr Level 1 Painting Inspectors for the Level 2 examination. Any information in the syllabus below, which is repeated from the Level 1 syllabus, is dealt with in greater depth and in some cases involves practical usage of equipment, eg use of density cups, flow cups, contamination testing and using electromagnetic d.f.t. instruments with statistical capabilities.

This course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK) and is designed to prepare ICorr Level 2 Painting Inspectors for the Level 3 examination. Quality assurance, specification analysis and procedure writing are the main aspects of a Level 3 training course. Corrosion and paint technology are two areas dealt with to a greater depth compared to Level 2. A review of Level 2 subject matter is introduced on the first day of this course, however if any candidates are aware that they are weak on Level 2 theory and practice, they should endeavour to revise or attend a Level 2 training course before attending a Level 3 course.

This one day course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK)and allows ICorr certificated Painting Inspectors to extend their qualification for a further five years without examination providing that an examination (or transition) was successfully completed within the last five years.

The course is designed to review the information applicable to the Painting Inspector syllabus at all levels and gives update information on standards, technical developments and trends.

This course is suitable for candidates with or without experience in industrial painting. This course addresses numerous paint types and systems used in the construction industry. The course is largely theoretical but involves hands-on experience with relevant inspection equipment.

Most candidates attending this course would go on to attempt the BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector Grade 3 approval. Any candidate with painting inspection experience may attempt Painting Inspector Grade 2, although this is not advised unless the candidate is very familiar with BGAS-CSWIP requirements.

This course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK) and is designed to prepare individuals for the ICorr Pipeline Coatings Inspector Level 2 examination. Inspection of coatings (over fifteen types) applied in both the factory and field are addressed.

The 5 day course is suitable for all candidates. A 3 day version is available for ICorr Painting Inspectors who do not want to revisit the subject areas common to both Painting Inspection and Pipeline Coating Inspection

This one day course is approved by the Institute of Corrosion (UK) and allows ICorr certificated Pipeline Coatings Inspectors to extend their qualification for a further five years without examination providing that an examination (or transition) was successfully completed within the last five years.

The course is designed to review the information applicable to the Pipeline Coatings Inspector syllabus at all levels and gives update information on standards, technical developments and trends.

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