QCA Certification Preparation - P1

Preparation for QCA P1 Certification

1 Units 19 Lessons

Preparation for QCA P1 Certification

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Lesson 1 - Introduction to Certification

Objective

The objective of this lesson is to gain an understanding of Certification compared to Training

Lesson 2 - PPE (inc RPE)

PPE (INC RPE) HEALTH AND SAFETY

Objective

To understand the requirements for PPE. Also, understand that PPE requirements may change depending on the type of task performed.

 

Lesson 3 - Safety in Paint Application

SAFETY IN PAINT APPLICATION HEALTH AND SAFETY

Objective

To understand the safety requirements when conducting paint application.

Lesson 4 - Pre-Surface Condition

PRE-SURFACE CONDITION SURFACE PREPARATION STANDARDS SURFACE PREPARATION

Objective

To understand the importance of pre-surface condition requirements on steel surfaces and the implications on coating performance.

Lesson 5 - Pre-Surface Preparation and Cleaning

PRE-SURFACE PREPARATION AND CLEANING SURFACE PREPARATION STANDARDS SURFACE PREPARATION

Objective

To understand why and how to pre-prepare steel surfaces, both bare and previously painted prior to re-coating. The performance of a coating is highly dependent upon the correct level of surface preparation.

Lesson 6 - Power Wire Brush and Grinding

POWER WIRE BRUSH AND GRINDING HAND AND POWER TOOL EQUIPMENT SURFACE PREPARATION

Objective

To understand how and where to use a wire brush as a method of surface preparation.

Lesson 7 - Mechanical and Hand Preparation Standards

MECHANICAL AND HAND PREPARATION STANDARDS SURFACE PREPARATION STANDARDS SURFACE PREPARATION

Objective

To understand that mechanical and hand preparation standards exist in the protective coatings industry, and these standards will be specified on contracts.

Lesson 8 - Product Data Sheets - Review

PRODUCTS DATA SHEETS - REVIEW COATING TYPES

Objective

To understand how to read and understand the manufacturer's product data sheet and the importance of using the product within its guidelines.

Lesson 9 - Pot-Life and Induction

POT-LIFE AND INDUCTION COATING TYPES

Objective

To understand the importance of pot-life and induction periods when using two-part paints and coatings. Definition of pot-life is a maximum time period given by the material supplier on two-part products after the initial mixing. After this time period, there is a danger that the mixed and applied product will not perform correctly.

Lesson 10 - Brush Application

BRUSH APPLICATION TYPES OF PAINT APPLICATION EQUIPMENT COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand how, where and when a brush can be used in the industrial coating industry. To understand the advantages and disadvantages of brush application

Lesson 11 - Roller Application (inc.mitt, trowel etc)

ROLLER APPLICATION (INC.MITT, TROWEL ETC) TYPES OF PAINT APPLICATION EQUIPMENT COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand how, where and when a roller can be used for the application of heavy-duty coatings. To understand the advantages and disadvantages of roller application.

Lesson 12 - Stripe Coating

STRIPE COATING PAINT FILM THICKNESS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand why and when stripe coats should be applied in a protective coating system.

Lesson 13 - Relative Humidity and Dew Point

RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND DEW POINT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand how to measure relative humidity and dew point, and their effect on coating application and cure.

Lesson 14 - Steel Temperature

STEEL TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand how to measure and assess steel temperatures and their effect on paint application

Lesson 15 - Wet Film Thickness

WET FILM THICKNESS PAINT FILM THICKNESS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To measure the wet film thickness of an applied coating. With a knowledge of the target dry film thickness and the volume solids of the paint, the applicator can calculate the required wet film thickness for application.

Lesson 16 - Dry Film Thickness

DRY FILM THICKNESS PAINT FILM THICKNESS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To measure the dry film thickness of applied coatings by non-destructive testing methods.

Lesson 17 - Drying and Recoating (inc, cure)

DRYING AND RECOATING (INC, CURE) PAINT FILM THICKNESS COATING APPLICATION

Objective

To understand the drying and recoating process of industrial coatings.

Lesson 18 - Storage

STORAGE COATING TYPES

Objective

To understand that coatings must be stored in the correct manner before use.

Lesson 19 - Practical Assessment

Objective

The objective of this training Lesson is to gain an insight into the Practical Assessment that is conducted as part of the QCA Certification.