Conduct thorough visual inspections of painted surfaces to identify defects like runs, sags, or inconsistencies in coating thickness.

Verify surface preparation meets specified standards, including cleanliness, roughness, and absence of contaminants, crucial for paint adhesion.

Measure and record paint thickness using calibrated instruments to ensure compliance with project specifications and regulatory requirements.

Document inspection findings meticulously, including photographic evidence and detailed reports, for quality control and future reference.

Collaborate with painting contractors and project managers to address identified defects and ensure corrective actions are implemented effectively.

Perform adhesion tests, such as pull-off or cross-cut tests, to evaluate the bond strength between the paint and the substrate.

Monitor environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity, to ensure they are within acceptable ranges for proper paint application and curing.

Review project specifications and drawings to understand the required painting standards and acceptance criteria.

Maintain and calibrate inspection equipment regularly to ensure accurate and reliable measurements.

Stay updated on industry best practices and relevant standards related to painting inspection and quality control.