Passive Fire Protection (PFP) Coating Inspector (Epoxy) Level 2
Why Attend This Course?
The objective of this new course is to train and assess Inspectors of epoxy intumescent Passive Fire Protection (PFP) in inspecting common types of epoxy coatings. These coatings are utilized to safeguard against hydrocarbon fires on installations, applicable to both onshore and offshore facilities.
Duration
Training Course : 2 Days
Examination : 1 Day
Cost
IDR 24,000,000 ( Course + Initial Exam fee )
Location
IINDT, Batam
Special Note
PDTC (ICorr) has agreed to include an experience assessment in all ICorr certifications for individuals involved in painting and coating inspection. To qualify for certification, candidates must have at least held ICorr Painting Inspector Level 1 or Coating Inspector Level 1 for a minimum of two years. Transitioning from other certification schemes is possible here.
For those without a suitable qualification, dispensation to obtain certification may be granted if the individual has 5 years of experience in painting or coating inspection.
Created in partnership with ICorr & PFPNet, this highly anticipated course has been carefully created by experts in the field who have extensive, practical, real-world experience to ensure you are given the relevant knowledge required to confidently undertake your role.
This course assumes all candidates hold ICorr Painting or Coating Inspector approval (any level) and therefore have a knowledge of inspection philosophy, surface preparation, anti-corrosion coatings and how to use common inspection instruments.
The course will cover the inspection of modern types of Passive Fire Protection as found on hydrocarbon installations for both on and offshore facilities. This will include structural members, decks and bulkheads and storage or process tanks and associated pipework. Mechanically fixed methods are not covered.
- Overview of passive fire protection (PFP)
- Development process of an epoxy PFP system
- Factors affecting durability of PFP systems
- Common defects in PFP systems
- Typical equipment used by a PFP Inspector
- Health and safety requirements for on-site work
- Documentation to be reviewed during inspections
- Role of the Inspector on-site during PFP application
- Monitoring responsibilities of an Inspector during PFP application
- Inspection procedures and reporting requirements for PFP systems
- Have a knowledge of inspection philosophy, surface preparation, anti-corrosion coatings and how to use common inspection instruments.
- Hold an ICorr Protective Coatings Inspector (or equivalent) certificate and ideally hold a minimum of 12 months’ coatings related experience.
- Submit their CV to ensure they have the required pre-requisite qualifications and experience.
- Seek advice if hold less than 12 months’ coatings experience as they may still undertake the course and become certified once relevant experience has been obtained.
- Course and Initial Exam : IDR 24,000,000
- Retest Examination : IDR 8,000,000
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