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Lesson 1 Safety
Everyone has the responsibility of being safety conscious on each
and every type of job that they encounter. You, as the painting
foreman, must ensure that each individual exposed to painting
projects is made aware of the dangers involved in this field. You
must be familiar with the safety shortcomings that you and your
workers may encounter on any job.
- 1-1 General Hazards
- 1-2 Accident, Fire, and Health Hazards
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for Lesson 1
Lesson 2 Protective-Coating Materials
As a painter, one of your concerns is being able to select the correct paint
or covering to apply to a surface. In addition, you should be able to handle and
store these materials effectively without loss or damage to them.
So why do we paint? What is the best protective coating to use? How can I do a
professional job of painting? How can I mix the correct colors? How should I
store protective coatings? These are questions that you, as a protective-coating
specialist, will probably ask yourself. By studying this lesson, you should be
able to answer them.
- 2-1 Purpose, Composition, and Types of
Protective-Coating Materials
- 2-2 Mixing and Preparing Protective Coatings
- 2-3 Preparing the Surface
- 2-4 Selecting Exterior and Interior
Protective Coatings
- 2-5 Maintaining Protective Coatings
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for Lesson 2
Lesson 3 Protective-Coating Equipment
To perform as a painter, you must understand the operation, maintenance, and
storage requirements used to accomplish your painting mission. As an operator of
any piece of equipment, it is equally important for you to maintain that
equipment. Without quality maintenance, equipment breakdowns can lengthen a
project's duration or cause unnecessary delays.
- 3-1 Surface-Preparation Equipment
- 3-2 Application Equipment
- 3-3 Traffic-Marking Machines
- 3-4 Sign-Making Equipment
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for Lesson 3
Lesson 4 Ladders, Scaffolds, and Hoisting
Equipment
You should know how to select and erect ladders and scaffolds to reach an
area that cannot be reached from the ground. Safety is of prime importance in
the erection and use of ladders and scaffolds. The number of serious accidents
caused by scaffolds and ladders that are not erected or used properly far
exceeds those from other sources. Improper use or assemblage of scaffolds or
ladders not only endangers you, but it is also a potential death trap for anyone
under the items.
- 4-1 Ladders
- 4-2 Scaffolds
- 4-3 Hoisting Equipment
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for Lesson 4
Lesson 5 Metal Corrosion and Identification
The corrosion of metal is a constant enemy of the military, causing extensive
damage to towers, pipelines, trucks, aircraft, and almost any other item made of
metal. Corrosion quietly eats away the understructure or heart of a system. The
problem is never-ending. In this lesson, you will learn how to identify
corrosion, find out what causes it, and learn how to control it on various types
of metal.
- 5-1 Corrosion
- 5-2 Metal Identification
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- Quiz
for Lesson 5
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About this Course
This painting course is part of a series
of professional development courses for painting crew leaders,
tradesmen and apprentices.
The course begins with a review of those
aspects of safety practice that are of continuous importance to you, the
painter. This is followed by instruction on the selection and mixing of
paints, the operation and maintenance of paint equipment, and the proper
storage of paint supplies. Finally, there is a lesson devoted to the
identification of metals and to the methods employed to detect and
prevent corrosion.
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