Event Summary

Join the ACA Queensland Branch for an evening exploring how stronger quality management practices can improve the performance, durability and long-term value of protective Join the ACA Queensland Branch for an evening exploring how stronger quality management practices can improve the performance, durability and long-term value of protective coating systems.

This event is proudly presented as a feature event for ACA Queensland Branch Partner, Remedy Asset Protection.

While modern coating formulations continue to advance, coating failures and underperformance can still occur when quality assurance and quality control are not given sufficient attention throughout a project.

This technical event will examine the relationship between coating quality, project investment and lifecycle performance, including the value of allocating appropriate resources to QA/QC. Drawing on real project data and lifecycle modelling, the presentation will provide practical insight into how relatively modest upfront investment can contribute to improved service life and better whole-of-life asset outcomes.

The technical presentation will be followed by an opportunity to network with industry colleagues and continue the discussion in an informal setting.

Event Details

Date: Monday, 9 November 2026

Venue: (South Bank Tafe) 66 on Ernest – 66 Ernest Street, South Brisbane QLD 4101

Format: Technical presentation followed by networking

Catering: Light catering and refreshments provided

This event is designed to provide practical and commercially relevant insight into protective coating quality management, with a focus on improving project outcomes, reducing lifecycle risk and maximising the value of coating investments.

Presenter

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Justin Rigby; Director | Remedy Asset Protection

Technical Presentation: Why do protective coatings so often underperform – despite modern formulations? The answer isn’t chemistry. It’s quality management.

Abstract: The latest presentation from @RemedyAP introduces the 4% Rule of Coating Quality Management, showing that dedicating roughly 4% of project budget to coating QA/QC can dramatically improve service life and lifecycle economics. Using NPV modelling over 13, 30 and 50 years, supported by real project data, the findings show how a modest upfront investment delivers disproportionate long term value.

Who Should Attend

Ideal for asset owners, engineers, coatings professionals, inspectors, applicators, contractors, consultants, project managers and anyone involved in the specification, application, inspection or maintenance of protective coating systems.

Benefits of Attending

Gain practical insight into improving coating performance, QA/QC practices and lifecycle value, supported by real project data and modelling, while also connecting with industry peers.

Registration

  • Finger food and light refreshments will be provided.
  • Registrations will close at 5:00pm AEST on Monday, 2 November.

Thank you to our 2026 Branch Partners

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