Course Duration: 2 Days
Course Time: 8:00am – 5pm

N.B iCATS Module 1 must be completed prior to this course

PRE-REQUISITES
Work Boots
iCATS registration number
Completed medical self-assessment form
Full iCats card required- applicant cannot attend with a trainee card

COURSE OBJECTIVE
The objective to this training unit is to gain an understanding of how liquid paints are applied.  There are numerous suppliers of paints and coatings around the globe.  Predominantly paints and coatings are made in liquid form.  The liquid consists of volatile and non-volatile contents.

COURSE ELEMENTS

Introduction
Health and Safety
Paint Materials
Airless Spray Equipment
Conventional Air Spray
Plural Component Spray

PRE-REQUISITES
Work Boots
I.D Passport or Drives License
Completed Medical Self-Assessment Form

iCATS registration number

ASSESSMENT
Theory, online test and practical exercises

N.B Module 1 Protective Coatings Application must be completed prior to this course

Course Duration: 2 Days

Course Times: 8:00am – 5pm
Lunch Included on both days

COURSE OBJECTIVE

The objective of this training unit is to gain an understanding in the many applications of abrasive blast cleaning and the various uses of preparation. Also, to appreciate the role of the abrasive blast cleaning operator for industrial applications.

Abrasive blast cleaning is one of the most effective methods of surface preparation used for cleaning surfaces prior to application of industrial coatings.

COURSE ELEMENTS
Introduction
Health and Safety
Blast Media
Standards and Quality Control
Operational Procedures
Process Control

PRE-REQUISITES
Work Boots
Photographic I.D – Passport or Drivers License
iCATS Registration number
Completed Medical Self-Assessment Form
Full iCats card required- applicant cannot attend with a trainee card

ASSESSMENT
Theory, online test and practical exercises

N.B iCATS PROTECTIVE COATINGS APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO THIS COURSE

5 Day Course

COURSE TIMES

8:30 am – 4.30pm
Monday – Friday
Lunch included

Timetables given are based on the maximum delegate to instructor ratio and may be reduced when smaller delegate to instructor ratios occur
LEARNING ELEMENTS
Module 1 – Applicator Module consists of 3 days Theory and 2 days Practical.
Health and Safety
Site Access
Plant and Equipment
Surface Preparation
Paint Types & Application
Quality Assurance and Control

PRE-REQUISITES
2 x Passport Photos
Over 18
Photographic I.D
Work boots
ASSESSMENT
Assessment is a multiple choice test throughout the course and practical exercises

MODULE 1 MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE YOU CAN TAKE MODULES 2 AND 3

iCATS – APPLICATOR MODULE 1 – Mentoring For those new to industrial Painting or inexperienced.

Candidates undergoing training for certification as Industrial Coating Applicator are not required to have any previous experience of industrial coatings application however they will be required to be mentored by a qualified ICATS operative in the workplace for a period of one year after successful completion of ICATS ICA training.

During the year of mentoring the trainee will carry a Coating Applicator Trainee wallet card (valid for 36 months) to signify their status as under mentoring.
A log of weekly activity will be kept and signed by the applicator and mentor during this period. The mentor must be an iCATS card holder with 5+ years’ experience.
Holders of Coating Applicator Trainee cards may apply for the standard card after 1 years mentoring.
Once the log book has been completed this is sent directly to the iCATS address for a replacement full iCATS card.

The completed log book is to be sent with the below additions:

The application shall be supported by a reference from the applicants’ mentor and the registered company’s trainer. If these persons are one and the same then the reference should be supported by a member of the companies’ management.

Any questions regarding any of the processes for mentoring or training please contact us.