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Defining the Inspector’s Role and Responsibility an Essential Element of Successful Coating Project

Defining the Inspector’s Role and Responsibility an Essential Element of Successful Coating Project
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An Inspector’s duties can vary widely from project to project, quite often straying from the traditional observe, verify, and record. This paper examines the plethora of problems that can develop should an inspector be assigned too much or too little responsibility, as well as how best to avoid such developments.

Product Number: 41210-552-SG
Author: Robert P. Maley
Publication Date: 2010
Industry: Coatings
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An Inspector’s duties can vary widely from project to project, quite often straying from the traditional observe, verify, and record. This paper examines the plethora of problems that can develop should an inspector be assigned too much or too little responsibility, as well as how best to avoid such developments.

An Inspector’s duties can vary widely from project to project, quite often straying from the traditional observe, verify, and record. This paper examines the plethora of problems that can develop should an inspector be assigned too much or too little responsibility, as well as how best to avoid such developments.

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