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This commentary is for information only and is not part of SSPC-QP 1, QP 2, QP 3, QP 4 or QP 5. SSPC currently develops six types of consensus standards, one type being the “Qualification Procedure,” or QP. QPs are published procedures, developed by SSPC technical committees through a consensus process, which define a sequence of actions or functions a contracting firm or other entity must meet to establish a level of competence or qualification. This commentary will summarize the current QPs and explain
how they can be used to improve the process of qualifying a contractor or other entity to perform work.
The first three qualification procedures, QP 1, QP 2, and QP 3, were developed by SSPC to form the basis of administrative certification programs designed to provide facility owners and others with a tool to use when evaluating the qualifications of contractors who apply protective coatings in the field or shop. Because of the enormous task of reviewing submittals and evaluating contractors on site and the annual volume of industrial painting projects contracted each year, SSPC established these certification programs as a service to the facility owner who otherwise would lack the staff and time to review applications and visit contractors on site to qualify them for QP 1, 2 or 3. Larger organizations who have the staff and time to evaluate contractors in house, can use QP 1, 2 or 3 as a basis to determine the primary capabilities of the contractors they hire for painting as an alternative to requiring SSPC certification. QP 4 and QP 5 were developed by SSPC to provide facility owners with a standard to measure the qualifications of demolition and repair contractors as well as inspection agencies. SSPC has no administrative certification programs for QP 4 or QP 5.

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