A number of licensed (NACE, Frosio, SSPC) professional painting inspectors, trained and certified by professional institutions, can provide you with technical training and on-site guidance on industrial fireproofing and anti-corrosion painting construction. We provide coating inspection services, including surface treatment cleanliness inspection, roughness inspection, surface residual soluble salts inspection, surface dustiness inspection, construction environment condition inspection, paint film thickness inspection, paint film adhesion inspection, high and low pressure leakage point inspection, etc.

NACE：The National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) was first established in 1943 by engineers studying pipeline corrosion.Over the decades it has gradually expanded into the field of corrosion research in almost every other industrial sector. It is now the most authoritative corrosion and corrosion prevention research institution in the United States.

NACE training mainly includes the General Education Course, Cathodic Protection CertificationProgram and Coating Inspection. Coating Inspection includes the Coating Inspection Program (CIP), the CIP Bridge 1-Day Specialty Course, Marine Coating Inspection, Protective Coatings and Linings, Offshore Engineering Corrosion Assessment Training, and Coating and Cathodic Protection Training. Corrosion Assessment Training) and Coatings in conjunction with cathodicprotection. The main course is the CIP (Coating Inspection Program).

FROSIO: FROSIO is the abbreviation of Norwegian word "Faglig Råd for Opplæring og Sertifisering av Inspektører innen Overflatebehandling", which means Norwegian Professional Committee for Education and Certification of Surface Finish Inspectors, and was established in 1986 by a number of relevant industry sectors, including the Ministry of Water Resources, the Shipbuilding Association, the Norwegian Association of Paint and Varnish Manufacturers, the Association of Anti-Corrosion Painting Contractors, the Association of Engineers’ Consultants, etc., after consultation and discussion, based on the importance and urgency of the various parties, and is under the exclusive responsibility of the Materials and Corrosion Protection Department of the National Institute of Technology.

Founded in 1950, the Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) is the only non-profit association in the world that focuses exclusively on the protection of structures and surfaces of steel, concrete, marine engineering, etc. The SSPC is an international resource for information on protective coating system designation, surface preparation, environmental protection, and coating construction and its safety and health. It is an international authority on protective coatings.