Coating Crew Supervisor
Coating Crew Supervisor
6.1.4 The Coating Inspector candidate shall take and pass a written examination:
The examination for the Level II Coating Inspector shall include, but not
limited to, relevant Saudi Aramco and industry coating standards,
materials, surface preparation, application techniques, quality control,
and applicator testing. It shall also include the items in Sections 6.2, 6.3,
6.4 and 7.1.
For those primarily involved with pipeline coating systems (APCS 100
through APCS 113 A,B,C), at least 50% of the questions will be asked
about pipelines coating systems including both shop and field applied
coatings.
6.2.2 Qualification procedure for the Crew Supervisor for industrial coating
jobs shall be administered by a Certified Coating Inspector Level II.
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Issue Date: 11 March 2015
Next Planned Update: 11 March 2020 Performance Qualification Requirements of Coating Personnel
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Document Responsibility: Project Quality Standards Committee SAEP-316
Issue Date: 11 March 2015
Next Planned Update: 11 March 2020 Performance Qualification Requirements of Coating Personnel
6.3.2 The qualification procedure for Abrasive Blaster personnel for industrial
coatings shall consist of both oral examination and practical
demonstration of his job knowledge and skills. (See Section 7 and
Appendix B for Abrasive Blaster qualification requirements for pipeline
renovation coatings). He shall perform and demonstrate his job
knowledge, manual skills and ability to self-evaluate the results of his
work, to the satisfaction of the Certified Coating Inspector Level II and
in presence of the Crew Supervisor.
6.3.3 The candidate for Abrasive Blaster shall be able to demonstrate to:
a) Set up abrasive blasting equipment.
b) Know when and how to properly use safety equipment and adhere to
the basic safety requirements per SAES-H-102.
c) Demonstrate hand signaling techniques.
d) Properly set up forced ventilation equipment for work in confined
spaces.
e) Demonstrate how to ground equipment to prevent shock or static
electrical discharge.
f) Select properly sized nozzle and hose assemblies to achieve correct
air pressure and proper flow of abrasives.
g) Adhere to cleanliness requirements for metal before, during and
after blasting, knowledgeable in different types of abrasives and
metal surfaces, geometry of surfaces to be blasted and fittings to use
to achieve required cleanliness and profiles.
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Duration of
SA Approved In-house
Personnel Pre-requisite Experience In-house Qualification Validity
3rd Party Training Training
Training
S.A Coating Inspector English *Level 2 years N/A CIP-100 N/A **WE&PE 3 years
Level I 7B
S.ACoating Inspector English *Level 5 years N/A CIP-100 N/A **WE&PE 3 years
Level II 7B
Contrcator Coating Read & Write 2 years NACE CIP-I, SSPC –PCI- N/A N/A Interview 3 years
Inspector Level I English I,BGAS Grod-2 or equivalent
Contrcator Coating Read & Write 5 years NACE CIP-II, SSPC –PCI- N/A N/A Interview 3 years
Inspector Level II English II,BGAS Grod-1 or
equivalent
Crew Supervisor Read & Write ***3 years (7-10 days) Yes 7-10 days **WE&PE 6 months
English – 3 years
High school or
Coating Applicator 1 years NACE or SSPC or equivalent Yes 7-10 days practical 6 months
less
examination – 3 years
High school or
Abrasive Blaster 1 years NACE or SSPC or equivalent Yes 7-10 days practical 6 months
less
examination – 3 years
High school or
Specialized Coating 1 years NACE or SSPC or equivalent Yes 7-10 days practical 6 months
less
Applicator (specify area examination – 3 years
of)
*For contractor Inspector Level I and Level II Read & Write English.
** written examination and practical examination
*** Min 3 year previous experience of abrasive blasting or coating application
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