Course Prospectus2011-2012Coatings and corrosion control with the use of protective coatings

ICorr Certificate of Completion

ICorr Coating InspectorLevel 1

ICorr CoatingInspectorLevel 2

Certificate accredited

for IMO PSPC

Diploma in Coating and

Corrosion control

• Developed by industry experts

• Flexible study delivered 100% online

• Internationally recognised and approved

by the Coatings Industry

• Professional, innovative and comprehensive

unIque OnLIne InternatIOnaL aCCreDIteD COatIngS InSPeCtIOn COurSeS

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the authors and professionals involved in the creation of the Corrodere training programme have recognised the need to promote professionalism within the coatings industry through an accessible and comprehensive range of courses.

In collaboration with ICorr, BCF and the university of Portsmouth the course offers qualifi cations recognised internationally throughout the coatings industry.

this training programme allows you to decide when and how long you want to study. If you travel you can access the course online to help you make good use of your travelling time.

One of the most benefi cial factors to online training is that you can apply your learning immediately. as the course progresses you can apply the knowledge, skills and expertise gained, to your work.

Corrodere are also grateful to our course partners and thank them for the great support and interest they have shown us throughout the production of this online course. the quality and diversity of our partners refl ects the wide appeal of the syllabus and how pertinent it is to this expanding and important industry.

ICorr - the Institute of Corrosion is a Learned Society and registered Charity that has been serving the corrosion science, technology and engineering community since 1959 in the fi ght against corrosion.

the aim of the Institute is to ensure that the highest principles are set to meet the regulatory requirements, not only of member companies but also their clients and specifi ers. this provides assurance of quality inspection on an international scale to the necessary standards.

BCF – British Coatings Federation provides a forum for coatings and wallcovering manufacturers to discuss issues and agree industry priorities and positions on commercial and regulatory matters. It also encourages ‘industry best practice’, through the establishment of voluntary standards, monitoring and anticipating legislative developments, focusing on the coatings and wallcoverings industry.

Course Director

Welcome Course PartnersCorrodere are proud to have the followingindustry partners support their CoatingsandCorrosioncontroltrainingcourses.

The MPI Group is a publishing and marketing company that has been involved in the marine industry since 1981. This has given the group an impressive list of contacts and a detailed

knowledge of the industry. MPI has worked in partnership with authoritative Institutes and Associations since 2003 and manages:• marketing & sales• registration & payment• design, publication and distribution of material.

MPI Group, Peel House, Upper South View, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7JN, UKTel: +44 (0)1252 732220Fax: +44 (0)1252 732221Email: corrodere@mpigroup.co.ukwww.corrosion-training.com

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How to apply

OPtIOn 1 – ICorr Coating Inspector (Inc Marine and offshore) LeVeL 1– See page 6OPtIOn 2 – ICorr Coatings Inspector (Inc Marine and Offshore) LeVeL 2– See page 6OPtIOn 3 – Certifi cates accredited and approved under the requirements of IMO Performance Standard for Protective Coatings

(MSC.215(82), IaCS Pr34 and IaCS uI SC223) – See page 7OPtIOn 4 – Corrodere Diploma in coatings and corrosion control– See page 8-9OPtIOn 5 – ICorr/ BCF Certifi cate of Completion– See page 10

For more information on company licences for multiple users please see page 10

Discussion with the course co-ordinator to assess

suitability and previous experience prior to undertaking course

Step 1 Choose the course you would like to study. See below for your options.

Step 2Complete the application form stating your required

option and returnit to MPI.

Step 3

aDMInIStratIOnPlease post your application to: MPI group, Peel House, upper South View, Farnham, Surrey gu9 7Jn, uK

tel: +44 (0)1252 732220Fax: +44 (0)1252 732221email: corrodere@mpigroup.co.ukwww.corrosion-training.com

Course Co-ordinator - lucy.pavia@mpigroup.co.uk Direct Line +44 (0)1252 732223training Manager - michelle.west@mpigroup.co.uk Direct Line +44 (0)1252 732227

Apply today by following these 3 easy steps

3 Easy Steps to Choosing yourCorrodere Course

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Protective Coatings Application1.0 Health & Safety 1.1 Company Induction 1.2 accident Prevention 1.3 House Keeping 1.4 First aid1.5 electricity/air Supply 1.6 Permit to Work 1.7 COSHH & risk assessment 1.8 Material Safety Data Sheets1.9 LeL, tLV, OeL and MeL 1.10 PPe (Personal Protective

equipment)1.11 Basic access requirements 1.12 Safety in Surface Preparation 1.13 Safety in Paint application 1.14 Method Statements

2.0 Access Systems 2.1.1 erecting/Dismantling Platforms 2.1.2 Safe use of Ladders 2.1.3 access Platforms

3.0 Surface Preparation 3.1.1 types and Methods of Surface

Preparation3.1.2 type of Substrates and Materials3.1.3 Previously Painted/Coated

Substrates3.2.1 Mechanical/Hand Preparation

Standards3.2.2 Pre-surface Conditions 3.2.3 Pre-surface Preparation/Cleaning 3.3.1 Chipping Hammer 3.3.2 Wire Brush 3.3.3 Scraper 3.3.4 needle gun 3.3.5 Power Wire Brush and grinding3.4.1 Steam Cleaning 3.4.2 Water Washing 3.4.3 Solvent Cleaning3.5.1 Compressors 3.5.2 Heaters 3.5.3 Lighting 3.5.4 grit removal and Hoppers 3.5.5 De-humidification

4.0 Paint Types 4.1 Coating types and Systems 4.2 Product Data Sheets - review 4.3 Single and two Part Materials 4.4 Paint Mixing 4.5 Pot-life/Induction 4.6 Storage 4.7 Batch numbers4.8 Volume Solids 4.9 Coverage (theoretical/Practical) 4.10 Compatibility

5.0 Paint Application 5.1.1 relative Humidity and Dew Point 5.1.2 Steel temperature 5.2.1 Brush application 5.2.2 roller application 5.2.3 airless Spray 5.2.4 air assisted Spray and HVLP5.3.1 Wet Film thickness 5.3.2 Dry Film thickness 5.3.3 Drying/recoating 5.3.4 Stripe Coating 5.4.1 Surface Cleaning 5.4.2 Coating Damage/repair 5.4.3 Materials and equipment Handling 5.5.1 Shop Painting 5.5.2 Site Painting 5.5.3 general Maintenance (Plant and

equipment)5.5.4 equipment Cleaning

6.0 Inspection 6.1.1 Specialist equipment

6.2 Inspection Standards6.2.1 BS, en, ISO Standards & Codes of

Practice6.2.2 Visual Standards 6.3.1 equipment, Standards and

Specifications

Abrasive Blast Cleaning1.0 Abrasive Blast Cleaning

Introduction 1.1 general Overview 1.2 Basic Corrosion 1.3 Millscale1.4 Substrate Materials1.5 Pre-Surface Conditions 1.6 Mechanical Blast Machines 1.7 types of air Blast equipment 1.8 Wet abrasive Blast Cleaning

2.0 Health and Safety 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Method Statements/risk

assessments2.3 PPe2.4 Breathing air/Helmets

3.0 Blast Media 3.1 types of abrasives 3.2 Surface Profile

4.0 Abrasive Blast Cleaning Standards and Quality Control

4.1 Visual (Photographical) Standards4.2 Surface Cleanliness 4.3 environmental Conditions

5.0 Abrasive Blast Cleaner Operational Procedures

5.1 Compressed air and air requirements

5.2 Blast Hoses and associated equipment

5.3 types of nozzles 5.4 Ventilation and Lighting 5.5 Communications

6.0 Process Control 6.1 abrasive equipment Set-up and

testing 6.2 abrasive Blast Cleaning Process 6.3 abrasive Blast Cleaning Standards

Paint Spraying1.0 Introduction 1.1 Paint application (Introduction)1.2 Basic Corrosion 1.3 Surface Preparation 1.4 Coating types and Systems

2.0 Health and Safety 2.1 Material Safety Data Sheets2.2 C.O.S.H.H. and risk assessments 2.3 Method Statements

3.0 Paint Materials 3.1 Product Data Sheets3.2 Paint Storage and Paint Mixing 3.3 quality Control

4.0 Airless Spray Equipment 4.1 airless Spray Painting equipment 4.2 airless Spray equipment Set-up,

testing and general use

5.0 Conventional Air Spray Equipment 5.1 Conventional air Spray equipment

6.0 Plural Component Spray Equipment

6.1 Plural Component Spray equipment

Course Content

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1 Coating Inspection and Equipment 1.1 Inspection and testing equipment 1.2 Duties of a Painting Inspector 1.3 Low Voltage Holiday Detector1.4 High Voltage Holiday Detector1.5 arithmetic1.6 Pre-Job Conference1.7 Coating Inspectors Safety1.8 Inspection Documentation

2 Cathodic Protection 2.1 Cathodic Protection in the Marine

environment2.2 Cathodic Protection of Pipelines

3 Marine General3.1 IMO regulations Ballast tanks3.1.1 Performance Standards for Protective

Coatings: Part 13.1.2 Performance Standards for Protective

Coatings: Part 2 3.1.3 Performance Standards for Protective

Coatings: Part 3 3.1.4 Performance Standards for Protective

Coatings: Part 43.2 High-Pressure Water Jetting3.2.1 Introduction to High Pressure

Water Jetting 3.2.2 High Pressure Water Jetting on Sea

going Vessels3.3 Coating Systems3.3.1 Outside Shell Coating Systems 3.3.2 Cargo tank Coating Systems 3.3.3 Cargo Hold Coating Systems 3.3.4 Superstructure Coating Systems3.3.5 Main Deck Coating Systems 3.4 IMO regulations Cargo Oil tanks3.5 IMO regulations Void Spaces3.6 IMO guidelines for Maintenance and

repair of Protective coatings

4 Marine PSPC 4.1 role of Inspector 4.2 International Standards 4.3 Coating technical File 4.4 Ventilation and Dehumidifi cation 4.5 Pre-job Conference

5 Coating Failures5.1 Coating Failures 6 Metallic Coatings 6.1 thermal Metal Spray 6.2 galvanising

7 Design & Construction 7.1 Material Design and type

8 Concrete 8.1 Concrete repair and Protection

9 Fire Protection 9.1 Passive Fire Protection

10 Specialist Coatings10.1 Specialist Coatings10.2 History of Pipe Coatings10.3 Fusion Bonded epoxy Powder

Coatings (FBe)

11 ISO and other International Standards

11.1 ISO Standards11.1.1 en ISO 12944 (Parts 1-8)11.1.2 en ISO 4628 (Parts 1-6)11.1.3 BS en ISO 8501-111.1.4 BS en ISO 8501-4:200611.1.5 BS en ISO 8502 (Parts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

8, 9, 11, 12)11.1.6 BS en ISO 2409 ( BS3900-e6 )11.1.7 BS en ISO – Miscellaneous

Standards11.2 SSPC Standards11.2.1 SSPC VIS 111.2.2 SSPC VIS 211.2.3 SSPC VIS 311.2.4 SSPC VIS 4 - naCe VIS 711.2.5 SSPC VIS 5 - naCe VIS 911.2.6 SSPC – Pa211.2.7 SSPC Miscellaneous Standards11.3 aStM Standards11.3.1 aStM D 454111.3.2 aStM D 667711.3.3 aStM D 335911.3.4 aStM – Miscellaneous Standards

12 Quality Management 12.1 quality Management System

13 Paint Testing 13.1.1 Laboratory and Field testing Part 113.1.2 Laboratory and Field testing Part 213.2.1 Paint Constituents and Basic

Chemistry Part 113.2.2 Paint Constituents and Basic

Chemistry Part 2

14 Soluble Salts14.1 Soluble Salts

15 Paint Manufacture15.1 Paint Manufacture

16. Offshore16.1 Offshore Construction16.2 Offshore Maintenance

17. Coating Surveys17.1 Coating Surveys Part 117.2 Coating Surveys Part 2

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ICorr Coatings Inspector (inc Marine and Offshore) Level 1 and Level 2

Both ICorr Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications consist of the online core and specialist modules and a one day practical and theoretical assessment. recognised by ICorr these qualifications will allow you to work as a qualified coatings inspector. You are required to have 12 months previous industry experience to enrol at level 1. With 24 months experience of working within the coatings and corrosion industry you will be considered for enrolment directly onto the Level 2 training course.

this training scheme requires you to complete the online core and specialist units outlined on page 4 and 5. each unit must be completed by passing a multi choice test with 100% pass rate. Once the online training is complete you are then required to attend a one day theoretical and practical assessment. the assessment requires you to complete a 4 hour examination as per ICOrr req Doc including 40 general multi-answer questions and 5 essay questions as well as 30 specific multi-answer questions and 4 essay questions (70% pass rate).

there is a two part requirement for the ICorr practical assessment. Part 1 lasting approximately 1 hour for the level 1 certificate and parts 1 and 2 lasting approximately 2 hours for the level 2 certificate.

CertIFICate aCHIeVeD CertIFICate – ICOrr LeVeL 1 Or ICOrr LeVeL 2Option to acquire IaCS Pr34, MSC 215(82) and IaCS uI SC223 certificate for additional £100.00

COurSe StruCtureteaCHIng MetHODS100% online training and online assessment

COurSe DuratIOnrecommended 3-6 months. You will be provided with access to the course content for 12 months.

tHeOretICaL anD PraCtICaL aSSeSSMentSaSSeSSMent DateSScheduled quarterly dates refer to the website for specific dates.

aSSeSSMent LengtH a 4-hour theoretical exam and a practical assessment is a requirement of for the ICorr exams. the practical for levels 1 and 2 has no specific time limit but will not exceed 3-hours. a further essay exam is also required for Level 2 practical which has a 1-hour time limit.

SIttIng exaMS OVerSeaSFor a minimum of six students overseas assessments can be arranged. additional travel expenses for the assessor will however apply.

reSIttIng exaMSa resit charge of £275 is applicable to conduct the practical and theoretical assessment.

tHe MarKIng StruCture• 100% pass rate for the online training is required before the

theoretical and practical assessment date is set. • 70% pass rate for the theoretical and practical assessment is

required to achieve the ICorr Level 1 and Level 2 Inspectors certificate –

Language OF COurSethe course will be conducted entirely in english.

COurSe FeeS

Level 1 Coatings inspector qualification - £920.00 + Vat Level 2 Coatings Inspector qualification - £ 1,195.00 + Vat

You are entitled to 50% off ICorr Level 2 course fees if you have completed ICorr Level 1 through the Corrodere training programme- £597.50 + Vat

PaYMentthis is to be made with your application by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Fees will be refunded in full should applications be declined.

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“IaCS Procedural requirement on application of the IMO Performance Standard for Protective Coatings (PSPC), resolution MSC.215(82), under IaCS Common Structural rules for Bulk Carriers and Oil tankers”. this marine coatings and inspection specifi c training scheme requires you to complete the online core and specialist units outlined on page 4 and 5. each unit must be completed by passing a multi choice test with 100% pass rate.

Once the online training is complete you are then required to attend a one day theoretical and practical assessment. the practical and theoretical assessment requires you to complete 300 multi answer question (85% pass rate), a Pr34, IMO, PSPC approved Coating Inspector 1 hour general coating inspection exam (70% pass rate) and a Practical assessment lasting approximately 1-2 hours.

This qualifi cation is the equivalent to NACE Coating Inspector Level 2 and FROSIO Inspector Level 3 in accordance with IMO Performance Standard for Protective Coatings and IACS CSR.

IMO PSPC CertificateAccredited and approved under the requirements of MSC.215(82), IACS PR34 and IACS UI SC223

CertIFICate aCHIeVeDCertifi cate accredited and approved under the requirements of MSC.215(82), IaCS Pr34 and IaCS uI SC223.

COurSe StruCtureteaCHIng MetHODS100% online training and online assessment

COurSe DuratIOnrecommended 3-6 months. You will be provided with access to the course content for 12 months.

tHeOretICaL anD PraCtICaL aSSeSSMentSaSSeSSMent DateSScheduled quarterly dates refer to the website for specifi c dates.

aSSeSSMent LengtH 300 multi answer questions (85% pass rate) 1 hour general coating inspection exam and 1-2 hour practical assessment

SIttIng OVerSeaS exaMSFor a minimum of six students overseas assessments can be arranged. additional travel expenses for the assessor will however apply.

reSIttIng exaMSa resit charge of £275 is applicable to conduct the practical and theoretical assessment.

MarKIng StruCture• 100% pass rate for the online training is required before the

theoretical and practical assessment date is set. • 70% pass rate for the theoretical and practical assessment

is required to achieve the Pr34, IMO, PSPC approved coating inspector qualifi cation

Language OF COurSethe course will be conducted entirely in english.

COurSe FeeS£765.00 + Vat

PaYMentthis is to be made with your application by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Fees will be refunded in full should applications be declined.

this is to be made with your application by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Fees will be refunded in full should applications be

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Supported by ICorr and the BCF, Corrodere have created a Diploma for students who want to further their education in coatings and corrosion control. Observing a requirement within the industry for professionals who want to learn more about coatings than is currently available, Corrodere have managed to reach this expectation by providing through existing training courses a Diploma recognised by the university of Portsmouth. Whilst this Diploma is not accredited by the university of Portsmouth it could be used as part of an accredited Prior Learning Portfolio to gain advanced standing in a Batchelors or Masters degree at the university of Portsmouth.

all students will have access to the online Corrodere training course and be expected to pass the theoretical assessment. On completion of this part of the course you will be asked to choose 6 of the 12 specialist subjects listed below. It is a requirement to research each subject thoroughly and produce a 2,500–3,000 word assignment, answering a set essay question stated within each subject. assignments are to be submitted to the subject tutor via email. It would be expected that the essays show a greater depth of knowledge than that obtained from the on-line training. reading lists will be made available

Once you have completed 6 assignments you will then be expected to sit a 3 hour exam consisting of multi choice and essay questions.

Students already qualified as a coatings inspector will be given access to the online training but are not expected to complete the online and theoretical assessments prior to studying the specialist subjects.

Diploma in Coating and Corrosion Control

Tutor Mark Assignment Subjects

1. CoatingInspectionandInspectionEquipment

2. CathodicProtection

3. MarineCoatings

4. CoatingFailure

5. MetallicCoatings

6. DesignandConstruction

7. Concrete

8. FireProtection

9. SpecialistCoatings

10.ISOandOtherInternationalStandards

11.PaintTechnologyandTesting

12.PaintManufacture

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europe (PCe) Magazine for one year while

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COurSe StruCtureteaCHIng MetHODSthe courses is delivered online.

COurSe DuratIOnthe course duration is 12 months.

tutOr MarKeD aSSIgnMentS (tMa)One assignment for each specialist subject. tMas are a compulsory element of the course and must be completed prior to the exam.

tHe exaMInatIOnexaM Date & DuratIOntwo exam dates set per academic year - dates to be advised. the exam is a closed book consisting of multi-choice and essay type questions and 3-hours in length.

SIttIng OVerSeaSarrangements can be made for candidates to sit the exam in the country in which they are based at the time, subject to available support facilities.

reSIttIng exaMSIf students do not pass the exam, they are able to resit free of charge within 12 months of the original exam date.

MarKIng StruCtureOnLIne traInIng – Constitutes 20% of the fi nal mark.tutOr MarKeD aSSIgnMentS – Constitutes 35% of the fi nal mark.FInaL WrItten exaM – Constitutes 45% of the fi nal mark.

PaSS MarKthe overall pass mark for the Diploma including tMa mark is 70%.

OnLIne aCCeSSPreSentatIOnStudents will be provided with access to the course content for12 months.Online access to industry specifi c articles.

tutOr SuPPOrttHe COurSe PrOgraMMe ManagerS, tutOrS anD autHOrSto support you during your studies, the Programme Manager, tutors & authors are available to help with any problems or technical questions. Contact details will be given to you on commencement of the course.

aDMInIStratIOnFor matters relating to enrolment, payment of fees, change of enrolment details, module mailings etc. contact MPI group on: tel +44 (0)1252 732220 or fax on +44 (0)1252 732221. email: et@mpigroup.co.uk

StuDYIng tIMeSPeCIaLISt SuBJeCtSWe recommend 10 to 30 hours study time for each subject, with additional time being set aside for completing the tutor Marked assignments.

entrY CrIterIa – “a” level standard or equivalent (High School) – Five years plus of relevant experience– qualifi ed Coating Inspectors– Candidates with no formal qualifi cations but who can

demonstrate a number of years relevant industry experience are welcome to apply.

the above are guidelines as all applicants will be reviewed by the Course Programme Manager who makes the fi nal decision on acceptance.

Language OF COurSe the course will be conducted entirely in english, in verbal and written format.

HOW tO enrOLComplete the application form and send with your payment to MPI group, Peel House, upper South View, Farnham, Surrey gu9 7Jn. uK

COurSe FeeSPaYMentPayment must be made with application by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Fees will be refunded in full should applications be declined.

DIPLOMa FeeFor Diploma candidates the fee is £1,945.00 + Vat. this covers online training, specialist modules, examination costs and the issuing of a Diploma. the Diploma fee does nOt include any travel, food or hotel accommodation required. You are entitled to 50% off the Diploma fee if you have completed ICorr Level 1 or 2 through the Corrodere training programme. Discounts are available for group registrations. Please contact MPI group for details. tel:+ 44 (0)1252 732220. email: et@mpigroup.co.uk

CanCeLLatIOn POLICYterMSa full refund (less an administrative charge of £500) will be awarded on reciept of written cancellation before the start date of the course.

COnFIDentIaLItYStudents are advised that assignments are processed as confi dential and will not be shared with any third party outside of the MPI group.

the content of the course is subject to change at the discretion of the Course Programme Manager.

a full refund (less an administrative charge of £500) will be awarded on reciept of written cancellation before the start date of the course.

Students are advised that assignments are processed as confi dential and will not be shared with any third party outside of the MPI group.

the content of the course is subject to change at the discretion of

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CertIFICate aCHIeVeDICorr and BCF approved Certificate of Completion.

COurSe StruCtureteaCHIng MetHODS100% online training and online assessment.

COurSe DuratIOnrecommended 3-6 months. You will be provided with access to the course content for 12 months.

MarKIng StruCture100% pass rate required to achieve the Certificate of Completion.

Language OF COurSethe course will be conducted entirely in english.

COurSe FeeS£490.00 + Vat.

PaYMentthis is to be made with your application by cheque, bank transfer or credit card. Fees will be refunded in full should applications be declined.

You are required to complete the core and specialist units outlined on page 4 and 5. each unit must be completed by passing a multiple choice test with 100% pass rate.

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Company licences are available for the registration of multiple users making Corrodere the ideal multinational training programme in corrosion protection with the use of protective coatings.

Company licences can save organisations considerable time and money with bespoke website development available for licence holders.

a company licence enables your organisation to use e-learning on a global scale. Self certification is also available which allows companies to manage and monitor employee internal training programmes.

Students who complete the online training can also qualify

for practical assessment and coating inspection qualifications or the Corrodere Diploma in corrosion protection with the use of protective coatings.

examples of licensed organisations include:– Shipping companies/ shipyards– Paint companies/contractors– Oil/ energy companies– engineering companies– Inspection companies– education and training organisations.

For further information please contact Lucy Pavia at lucy.pavia@mpigroup.co.uk or call on +44 (0) 1252732220.

Company Licences

Certificate of CompletionTheoretical Online Training Recognised by the BCF and ICorr

Application for Enrolment

Personal Details (Photo identification required)

Surname: Forename:

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CourseI would like to enrol in the following course – fees due with application + 20% Vat

ICorr Coatings Inspector Level 1 * £920.00

ICorr Coatings Inspector Level 2 * £1,195.00

IMO PSPC Certificate (MSC 215(82), IaCS Pr34 and IaCS uI SC 223)* £765.00

Diploma in Coating and Corrosion Control (Select specialist subjects below) £1,945.00

ICorr Certificate of Completion £490.00

additional Certificate - MSC 215(82), IaCS Pr34 and IaCS uI SC223 £100.00

total Fees: £

Diploma Students OnlyPlease select 6 of the 12 subjects listed below for your tutor marked assignments and examination.

1. Coating Inspection and Inspection equipment

2. Cathodic Protection

3. Marine Coatings

4. Coating Failure

5. Metallic Coatings

6. Design and Construction

7. Concrete

8. Fire Protection

9. Specialist Coatings

10. ISO and Other International Standards

11. Paint technology and testing

12. Paint Manufacture

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