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Congratulations to Two of Alpine’s Newest NACE Level 1 Coating Inspectors

Posted Jun 02, 2015 by David Guy

 Congratulations to Two of Alpine’s Newest NACE Level 1 Coating Inspectors

It is with great honor and pride to announce that two of Alpine’s field workers, Demetri Moraitakis and Swaveck Plokarz, have successfully passed their NACE CIP Level 1 course and exam. CIP Level 1 is a six-day course that includes a full 60 hours of training on the technical and practical fundamentals of coating inspection work for structural steel projects. Students learn about coating materials and techniques for surface preparation to perform basic coating inspections using non-destructive techniques and inspection instrumentation.

At Alpine, we are constantly obtaining and renewing quality and safety certifications to not only stay compliant with legal standards, but to go above and beyond them. We want to keep our promise to our customers and deliver top quality performance day-in and day-out on the job. We are so proud of our team and are excited to add two more NACE Level 1 Coating Inspectors to our job sites!

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