Industrial Coatings
In view of the complexity of most industrial coatings, this course is recommended for industrial paint applicators who need to be able to appreciate the composition, performance capabilities and handling of the products they purchase and use.
The third semester lectures covers the following topics:
- Review of Resins for Industrial Coatings
- Corrosion
- Surface Preparation and Primers
- Pigments, Dispersion and Equipment
- Automotive Coatings (OEM)
- Automotive Refinish Coatings
- Coil and General Industrial Coatings
- Environmental and Government Regulations
- Powder Coatings
- Application Methods and Equipment (powder)
- Application Methods and Equipment (liquid)
- Statistical Process and Quality
Registration
To Register select the member category that best describes you. If you are not already registered you will be required to create a new user account and submit payment prior to your course materials being made available to you. Should you require assistance with registration please contact CPCA.
What to Expect
Semester 1
Raw Materials14 sessions
12 lectures
2 exams
50 hours of learning
6mths to completeStudents Must Complete Semester 1
Before Moving to Semester 2
Each Course has a 6 month time limitSemester 2
Architectural Coatings14 sessions
12 lectures
2 exams
50 hours of learning
6mths to completeStudents Must Complete Semester 1&2
Before Moving to Semester 3
Each Course has a 6 month time limitSemester 3
Industrial Coatings14 sessions
12 lectures
2 exams
50 hours of learning
6mths to completeStudents Must Complete all 3 Semesters to Receive their Diploma
Each Course has a 6 month time limitGraduate
Graduates can earn their diploma within an eighteen-month time-frame if they take all courses consecutively.
Member Pricing
Non-Member Pricing
Sales & Marketing
Semester 1: Raw Materials
This course is designed for those working in a non-technical role, such as the purchasing of raw materials, production scheduling, sales or marketing, and those who may not be interested in obtaining a diploma. These candidates may enroll in only one course to gain expertise in a subject of particular interest to them.
Gain Industry Knowledge
Semester 2: Architectural Coatings
This general course is designed to provide the theoretical basics of coatings technology for young people who are just entering the industry, or those who have been working in the industry for some time, but want to upgrade their status in the industry by earning a Diploma in Coatings Technology.
Dive Into Industrial Coatings
Semester 3: Industrial Coatings
In view of the complexity of most industrial coatings, the course is recommended for industrial paint applicators who need to be able to appreciate the composition, performance capabilities and handling of the products they purchase and use.