Paint & Coatings
For coating inspectors, applicators, and the owners who hold the warranty, intelliSPEC keeps surface prep, environmentals, DFT, and hold points against SSPC, ISO, and AMPP requirements, on the same record from Gulf Coast tank farms to NORSOK offshore work.
Where it runs
Every asset keeps its prep grade, its environmental log, its DFT map, and its hold-point signatures on one record for the life of the warranty.
Tank linings · pipeline coatings · structural steel · ballast tanks
Where the spec meets the steel
A coating system is only as strong as its best-documented coat. Each layer gets its own prep, environmental, thickness, and sign-off record, tied to the asset for the life of the warranty.
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intelliPAINT checks spot and area readings against SSPC-PA 2 and ISO 19840 acceptance at every coat, with holiday tests per NACE SP0188 logged where the spec calls for them.
Cleanliness to ISO 8501-1 and SSPC-SP 10, profile to ISO 8503, soluble salts to ISO 8502-9. The prep is signed before the window closes, not reconstructed after.
intelliCREW holds AMPP CIP and FROSIO NS 476 qualifications against every hold point, so no inspector signs beyond their certification level and no release goes unattributed.
Coating age and condition feed API 581 CUI damage factors in intelliINTEGRITY, so the coating record changes inspection intervals on insulated lines instead of sitting in a binder.
One coating record
The databook writes itself as the job runs, so when the warranty reviewer asks, the book already exists.
One job, blast to databook
Bresle patches, profile tape, steel temp, RH, and dew point captured offline inside a ballast tank or on a remote pipeline ROW. Readings sync with full attribution when the crew climbs out.
When steel temperature falls within 3 °C of dew point, the application window closes and the next coat is blocked until a qualified inspector re-reads conditions and releases it. The gate is in the record, not in someone's memory.
Daily logs, batch numbers, DFT maps, holiday test results, and signatures assemble as the job progresses. When the owner, the class surveyor, or the warranty reviewer asks, the book already exists.
How it runs
Runs DFT acceptance to SSPC-PA 2 and ISO 19840 per coat, per area, with surface prep and holiday testing as signed hold points.
intelliCREWHolds each inspector's AMPP CIP level or FROSIO NS 476 certification and expiry, checked before a release can be signed.
intelliINTEGRITYFeeds coating condition into API 581 CUI damage factors, so paint records set inspection intervals on insulated lines.
Evaluation path
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Walk through one coating job with us, from surface prep sign-off to the finished databook.
Answers
Yes. Spot and area DFT readings are captured per coat and checked against SSPC-PA 2 or ISO 19840 acceptance criteria in intelliPAINT, with out-of-spec areas flagged for rework before the next coat goes on.
Ambient temperature, RH, steel temperature, and dew point are logged per shift and per application window in intelliPAINT, and the standard 3 °C margin between steel temperature and dew point is enforced as a hold point rather than a note.
Yes. Daily logs, surface prep records, DFT maps, batch certificates, holiday test results, and inspector signatures assemble into the databook as the job runs, so the final book is an export, not an end-of-project scramble.
High and low voltage holiday test results per NACE SP0188 or ASTM D5162 are captured against the specific coated area in intelliPAINT, with repairs and retests traceable on the same thread.
Yes. intelliCREW holds each inspector's AMPP CIP level or FROSIO NS 476 certification and expiry, and hold points check qualification before a release can be signed.
Yes. Surface prep, environmental, and DFT records required under IMO PSPC, resolution MSC.215(82), are captured offline inside the tank and compiled into the coating technical file for class review.
Coating type, age, and condition recorded in intelliPAINT feed API 581 CUI damage factors in intelliINTEGRITY, alongside NACE SP0198 practice, so insulated lines with degraded coatings surface earlier in the inspection plan.
