BGAS Gr-2
PAINTING INSPECTOR
This programme addresses numerous paint types and systems used in the construction industry and is suitable for candidates with or without experience in industrial painting. The course is largely theoretical but involves hands-on experience with relevant inspection equipment and a bias towards British Gas/National Grid painting practices. Most candidates attending this course would go on to attempt the Painting Inspector Grade approval.
* 4 Days seminar
* 1 day exam
Suitable for:
Candidates with or without experience in the Painting Inspection Industry. Candidates will be assessed during the course and advised on either grade 3 or 2 exam route dependent on their progress during training.
Course Content:
Corrosion theory; surface preparation; surface contaminants and tests; paint constituents and technology; solutions and dispersions; drying and curing properties and performance; specified painting conditions; cathodic protection; holiday/pinhole detection; paint-application methods; paint/paint film testing; paint identification; metal coatings; paint faults; colour; inspection methods; specification requirements; health and safety and working practices.
Course Objectives:
- To recognize and identify the benefits/disadvantages of paint systems.
- To understand the importance of surface preparation.
- To understand methods of application and testing.
- To understand paint system inspections.
- To interpret requirements of standards.
- To meet the syllabus requirements for the BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector Examination.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
No formal entry qualifications required, but a knowledge of dry abrasive blast cleaning or industrial paint application techniques would be advantageous.