What is the role of coating inspector?

The coatings need to be applied correctly by trained and certificated applicators, and certificated inspectors play a vital role in ensuring the process is delivered correctly. A coating inspector’s work is to confirm that coatings have been applied correctly, to prevent corrosion that can have disastrous consequences.

What is a NACE coating Inspector?

Designed for coating inspectors responsible for performing and documenting basic and non-destructive inspections of liquid coatings applied by brush, roller, or spray to steel surfaces under supervision of a level 2 or level 3 inspector.

How much does a NACE Level 3 inspector make?

The average salary for a Level 2-certified inspector is reportedly around $74,365, while a Level 3-certified inspector can earn an average salary of $78,578.

What are the procedures for a coating inspection?

Coating Inspection Procedure & Qualifications: Procedures / Work Procedure / Standard operating procedures (SOPs) are step-by-step instructions that act as guidelines for employee work processes.

Who is the NACE Level 3 certified coating inspector?

Common Coating Inspection Practices, Standards & Equipment Presented By: Joseph Saleeby 10 Year, Principal Technical Representative Independent Representative of Tnemec Company, Inc. NACE Level 3 Certified Coating Inspector #13069 Presentation Summary:

Is there an alternative to CIP 2 for coating inspection?

NACE is now delivering a virtual alternative to CIP 2. Take the course anytime, anywhere. This course provides specialized training related to coating inspection of bridges. This course covers the fundamental issues that are specific to coatings in the marine industry.

Can a third party inspect a line pipe?

If third party inspector is not in hold or witness point in ITP, then will review the line pipe manufacture test report in his/her coming visit or in final inspection day. In accordance with the referencing code requirements pipes is subjected to visual and dimensional examination by third party inspector.