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    In addition to Lloyd's and ABS, SSPC training and certification programs have been recognized by other

    agencies such as The International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) and The

    American Institute of Architects (AIA).

    About SSPC

    SSPC is dedicated to the use of high-performance coatings for the protection and preservation of steel,

    concrete and other industrial structures. Founded in 1950 as the Steel Structures Painting Council, SSPC isthe only non-profit association whose sole mission is to promote and support the use of protective and

    marine coatings for corrosion protection. Its surface preparation and other standards are used in painting

    specifications worldwide to provide a solid foundation for protective coatings work. In addition to standards,

    SSPC provides painting contractor certification, develops training and certification programs for individuals,

    provides advocacy, and publishes a wide range of information resources. Membership in SSPC includes

    over 8,000 coatings professionals and over 750 industry-related companies. For more information, visit

    www.SSPC.org.

    About Lloyd's Register

    Lloyd's Register owes its name to Edward Lloyd's 17th century London coffee house. Some other

    organisations also started there, like the entirely separate Lloyd's of London international insurance market.Edward Lloyd helped his shipping industry clientele to exchange information by printing a sheet of all the

    news he heard. In 1760, the Register Society was formed by the coffee house customers and it printed the

    first Register of Ships in 1764 to give underwriters and merchants an idea of the condition of the vessels

    they insured and chartered. In 1834, the organisation was reconstituted as Lloyd's Register of British and

    Foreign Shipping and the first classification Rules were published. In 1852, the organisation opened its first

    overseas office, in Canada, and other offices followed around the world. In the 1900s we began to apply our

    expertise developed in the marine industry to other industrial sectors resulting in today's wide ranging

    services. Our aim is to be the independent third party of choice helping to make the world a safer and more

    secure place. Because life matters. For more information, please visit www.lr.org.

    About IACS and IMOIACS is short for the International Association of Classification Societies, which was formed in September

    1968 and is a gathering of ten classification societies that promote the safety and protection of the

    environment of ships and offshore structures. One of the primary functions of IACS is to develop guidance

    documents for the International Maritime Organization (IMO), whose main function is to coordinate

    international maritime safety and related practices. More information on IACS can be found at

    www.iacs.org.uk. More information on IMO can be found at www.imo.org.

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