RMCI is the standard and professional qualification for superyacht coatings inspectors
We are pleased to announce the RMCI course dates for 2023 have been scheduled. The course will be held as practical face-to-face sessions over a 3-day period, and 2 days of online webinar sessions the week before the face-to-face sessions. The practical sessions have been confirmed as follows. Germany – 10th – 12th May 2023 …
Over the past few months, we have been busy putting final touches together to relaunch the RMCI Qualification and are pleased to announce the course is now ready to deliver. The course will be held as practical face-to-face sessions over a 3-day period, and online webinar sessions the week before the face-to-face sessions. The first …
How much do you really know about marine corrosion? The IIMS Professional Qualification in Marine Corrosion will take your understanding and knowledge to another level. Corrosion in the marine environment is one of the most dangerous issues facing those who are involved with maritime trade; yet beyond the basics, it remains little understood by so …
We are pleased to advise the RMCI programme is being formally relaunched at the Monaco Yacht Show and we would like to invite you to attend the briefing either in person or online. The briefing will take place on 27 September at 16.30 (local time) for one hour, at Novotel Monte Carlo, 16 Bld Princesse …
The Registered Marine Coatings Inspector (RMCI) qualification is a collaboration between the International Council of Marine Industry Associations (ICOMIA) and the International Institute of Marine Surveying (IIMS), in conjunction with the SuperYacht Builders Association (SYBAss) and managed by the Marine Surveying Academy (MSA). The course and the qualification were produced in response to the request from …
Read more “Seminar dates announced for the RMCI 5-year revalidation”
Registered Marine Coatings Inspector standard five year revalidation gets underway Following a meeting of the key stakeholders, the process of RMCI revalidation was discussed and agreed. The purpose of the revalidation process is to ensure Inspectors are competent to continue as an RMCI. To achieve revalidation, there are two requirements which are based on 1) …