Coating Surveys
Course overview
Coating surveys should be conducted by experienced, qualified and reliable personnel. Coating Surveyors make a professional judgment on the condition of an assets existing coating.
Consistent and comprehensive surveying is an integral part in the process of maintaining the protective coating assets. The Corrodere Academy, with their connections to leading authorities and resources, have developed this comprehensive online Coating Survey course.
This qualification is endorsed by ICorr and accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry and Lloyd’s Register offering solid third party unbiased support for this reputable and recognised qualification globally.
This world class qualification has been written by Coating Surveying experts in response to industry/asset owner demand.
Course content
- Coating Surveys
- Estimation of Percentages
- European Scale of Degree of Rusting of Anticorrosive Paints
- Common Defects
- Marine Fouling
- Dry Film Thickness Surveys
- Passive Fire Protection
- Adhesion Testing
- Holiday Detection
- Sampling Techniques
- Standard Test Methods, Field Tests and Laboratory Analysis
- Photography, Documentation and Reporting
- Paint Testing, Paint Constituents and Paint Chemistry
Study time
Course fee
Certificate/Qualification
Accredited by Lloyd’s Register and the Royal Society of Chemistry
Endorsed by ICorr.
Full certification valid for 4 years.
Course benefits
This course is approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry for Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Client confidence will increase as you learn to conduct and report in-depth coating surveys consistently which in turn:
Help asset owners accurately target and plan funding for future works
Assist with paint guarantees, warranties and disputes
Entry criteria
Qualified Coatings Inspector (ICorr level 2, NACE level 2, SSPC Level 2, FROSIO level 2)
Paint Chemist with field experience
Coating Engineer with field experience
Coating Surveyors that can demonstrate a minimum of 5 years experience as a Coating Surveyor.
