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IARCOR Program
IARCOR API
Certified Industrial Paint Applicator
Practice paint preparation, reading technical data sheets and application with brush, roller and spray equipment.
About the program
Develop skills in applying protective coatings with process control and safety. The program covers mixing, product preparation, equipment setup, and application techniques, with exercises focused on finish control and defect identification.
Who is it aimed at?
Industrial painters, maintenance and production operators, contractor personnel and supervisors who need to understand the application from its practical execution.
Competencies and approach
Interpret technical data sheets, prepare paints, adjust airless equipment, control thicknesses and recognize defects, application conditions and work risks.
Program Content
- Fundamentals of coatings.
- Equipment and application techniques.
- Reading technical data sheets.
- Basic quality control, safety and good practices.
- Paint preparation and adjustments.
- Practices with brush, roller and airless sprayer.
- Other conventional, HVLP, pipe interior and multi-component spraying equipment, depending on edition availability.
Admission requirements
Check the experience and documentation requirements to access training and certification as an industrial paint applicator.
Evaluation and approval
The program includes full attendance and theoretical and practical assessments. The approval criteria will be communicated in the call for applications.
Certification
IARCOR API: Certified Industrial Paint Applicator, valid for 4 years and subject to certification requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions about APIs
Practical training to prepare materials and apply industrial coatings according to technical documentation.
What does API mean in this program?
API stands for IARCOR Certified Industrial Paint Applicator. This document focuses on the skills required for preparing and applying industrial coatings.
What application methods are addressed?
Brush, roller, and airless sprayers. Other methods or equipment may be incorporated depending on availability and the scope of the edition; please confirm the advertised practices.
What controls are used during the application?
Reading technical data sheets, paint mixing and preparation, equipment adjustment, film thickness, defect recognition and safety conditions.
How can I confirm the requirements and format?
Consult IARCOR for admission requirements. The published format combines online theory and in-person practice, with attendance and evaluation requirements that you must confirm for your session.