Training and certification / SUPRI
IARCOR Program
IARCOR SUPRI
Supervisor in Surface Preparation Processes and Application of Industrial Coatings
Coordinates personnel, equipment, documentation and work controls in surface preparation and industrial painting projects.
About the program
It strengthens the technical and organizational skills necessary to oversee project execution. SUPRI covers document interpretation, daily planning, logistics, and basic quality control, along with team safety and communication.
Who is it aimed at?
Supervisors, crew leaders, operations and maintenance managers, planners, technical staff and professionals involved with surface preparation and industrial painting projects.
Competencies and approach
Coordinate processes, control resources and performance, prepare daily records, recognize deviations and organize improvement actions in the field.
Program Content
- New construction and maintenance; participants and responsibilities.
- Specifications, quality dossier, ITP and procedures.
- Coating systems, technical data sheets and preparation and application methods.
- Mathematics, schedules, daily reports, and performance.
- Logistics, checklists, and equipment maintenance.
- Plans, quality control, defects and fault repair.
- Permits, risks, safety, and leadership skills.
Admission requirements
Two years of demonstrable experience in industrial painting or surface preparation. ESPRIM Level 1, IARCOR Level 1 Protective Coatings Inspector Certification, or similar certifications are recommended but not required.
Evaluation and approval
80% attendance, grades higher than 80% in reinforcements and multiple choice theoretical evaluation with 75%.
Certification
IARCOR SUPRI; valid for 4 years.
Frequently Asked Questions about SUPRI
Training to coordinate teams and control the execution of surface preparation and coating application work.
Who is SUPRI aimed at?
To supervisors and team leaders who coordinate personnel, equipment, resources and daily activities of surface preparation and industrial painting.
What experience is required to apply?
The job posting requires two years of experience in painting or surface preparation. ESPRIM Level 1, IARCOR Level 1 Protective Coatings Inspector Certification, or similar training are recommended.
What is the difference between SUPRI, GIC, and API?
SUPRI focuses on supervision and coordination. GIC develops the skills of shot blasting and surface preparation operators. API focuses on the preparation and application of industrial paint.
What aspects of daily work are addressed?
Planning, logistics, resources, performance, quality and safety records. The goal is to strengthen execution control and team coordination on the project.