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Blasting/Painting Wrapping/Coating Cathodic Protect Course
Learn industrial blasting, painting, wrapping, coating & cathodic protection for corrosion control and surface integrity
Last updated 7/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Understand the complete process of industrial blasting and surface preparation techniqueoles of Painting Engineer at Oil & Gas Industry Refinery Piping Welding
- Learn coating and wrapping practices for corrosion protection in piping systems.
- Explore cathodic protection, painting inspection tools, and coating testing methods.
- Apply blasting, painting, and testing skills in refinery, pipeline, and fieldwork applications.
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Course content
17 sections • 21 lectures • 1h 43m total length
Requirements
- No prior experience is necessary
- Basic understanding of piping or QA/QC is helpful
- Willingness to learn site practices and inspection terms
- Ideal for mechanical, civil, or NDT beginners and working professionals
Description
This comprehensive course offers a complete overview and practical understanding of blasting, painting, wrapping/coating, and cathodic protection as applied in oil and gas, pipeline, refinery, and industrial construction sectors.
You will begin with the fundamentals of surface preparation and move into techniques such as grit blasting, vapor cleaning, copper slag usage, painting equipment, and coating applications. The course introduces both theoretical and on-site aspects of blasting tools, blasting grades, inspection methods like holiday detection, adhesion tests, and visual coating checks.
It further includes wrapping and coating for underground piping, field inspection points, and practical troubleshooting. As pipelines and structures are highly prone to corrosion, you’ll explore the science behind cathodic protection and related safety considerations.
A special section covers SAR values and smart phone radiation awareness on sites, linking it to worker health and electromagnetic safety. You'll also study instrument usage, surface profile inspections, and site documentation like blasting reports and test pack sheets.
Whether you’re an NDT professional, QA/QC engineer, painting/coating technician, or a fresh mechanical engineer looking to enter the oil & gas field, this course will help build your foundation and practical knowledge.
What is primarily taught in your course?
Blasting, surface preparation, coating/wrapping methods, cathodic protection systems, inspection techniques, safety, and painting practices.
Who this course is for:
- NDT Level I/II trainees
- QA/QC & Painting/Coating Inspectors
- Site Engineers & Supervisors
- Mechanical & Civil Engineering graduates
- Oil & Gas sector job seekers