STAR4D Reopening Plan

Below you will find a comprehensive reopening plan for the IWRC's STAR4D program to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

STAR4D Reopening Plan

STAR4D COVID-19 Reopening Plan


  • customized training to meet facility needs
  • comprehensive hands-on and classroom training
  • virtual-reality based training using the VirtualPaint

STAR4D focuses on comprehensive knowledge of the entire painting process and improving spray techniques. Benefits include material savings proper mixing fewer defects less rework corrosion protection reduced VOC and HAP emissionsmaterial savings resulting in a quality finished product.

STAR4D News

10 Oct

The Next Generation of Waste Reduction

Five students have left their mark at UNI’s Iowa Waste Reduction Center (IWRC)  this summer, working across various internal and community-based projects. Paige German, Kendall Lienmann, Makayla Gasper, Eliana Hornbuckle, and Haley Christoffer may be from different universities, but they now have something in common: they all built Read more

About STAR4D

History

The STAR4D program officially began in 2003 to address the unique needs of military painting operations. Learn how it started and how it has grown here.

History

Training Facility

Located in Cedar Falls, IA, STAR4D training takes place in a 16,000 square foot facility large enough for a HUMVEE to move through the blasting, coating, and curing process.

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Training Guide

Who should attend STAR4D training? Spray technicians, supervisors, engineers. Download the Training and Certification Guide now.

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Certification Database

Need to see if your certification is still valid or if it has expired? 

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