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An advanced online course for professionals in oil and gas focusing on integrity and reliability of static equipment. Includes inspection planning, deterioration monitoring, fitness-for-service and risk analysis, and corrosion prevention aligned with international standards.

This event explores advanced non-metallic solutions for sustainable corrosion control in upstream oil and gas operations. Nawras shares lifecycle expertise in reinforced thermoplastic pipes, polyethylene lining systems, cathodic protection, and materials selection, providing practical guidance for designing, qualifying, and implementing resilient asset-integrity strategies.

This meeting features a Nickel-based alloys roundtable on design, fabrication, and NDT, along with failure case studies, forum presentations, and project development committee sessions covering refractories, graphite/SiC heat exchangers, HDPE degradation, liquid metal embrittlement, and project funding requests, including fiber optics and laboratory analyses.

Designed for pipeline corrosion integrity management professionals, this course covers pipeline integrity management and threat assessment. Participants learn to interpret data, quantify risks, and implement remediation strategies in accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations CFR 49, enabling them to make critical risk-management recommendations to company executives.

This introductory course covers corrosion fundamentals, including types, mechanisms, and influencing factors across marine, industrial, and civil environments. Topics include detection methods, protection strategies (coatings and cathodic protection), and case studies. Designed for technical professionals, engineers, supervisors, and students in related fields.

Brings together academia, industry, and government to discuss electrochemical science and technology. Includes a corrosion symposium addressing analytical methods, coatings, corrosion in energy systems, and emerging materials behavior.

This course is grounded in API 580/581 risk-based inspection principles and focuses on identifying, monitoring, and treating Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC). Designed for engineers and integrity managers, it bridges electrochemical theory and industrial practice to deliver effective strategies for screening, biocide management, and pipeline asset protection.

This two-module course covers the metallurgy, corrosion resistance, and fabrication of stainless steels. It equips engineering, design, manufacturing, and quality control professionals with the knowledge to select the appropriate grade, apply sound anti-corrosion design criteria, and optimize welding, machining, and forming processes.

This course focuses on AC, DC, and telluric interference, teaching participants to identify causes and effects, test for interference, and perform calculations to predict AC interference. Through lectures, discussions, in-class experiments, case studies, and group exercises, experienced CP practitioners learn to describe parasitic current effects, recognize coating types, detect stray, AC, and telluric currents, and design mitigation and monitoring strategies to address harmful AC/DC interference on metallic structures.

This course explores CO₂ capture, treatment, and transport technologies; process simulation; surface facilities; water alternating gas (WAG); corrosion; and integrity challenges in CO₂–water systems.

This program develops competencies in physical asset management, essential for economic, social, and environmental sustainability. It covers maintenance strategies, international standards, lifecycle management, and total cost of ownership, preparing professionals to lead teams and make data-driven, KPI-based decisions.

This one-week live intensive combines Q&A sessions with instructors and collaborative workshops to teach the fundamentals of corrosion, including thermodynamics, kinetics, localized corrosion, impedance spectroscopy, cracking, coatings, and atmospheric corrosion. Ideal for engineers, materials scientists, project managers, and technicians in infrastructure, aerospace, automotive, and energy.

Designed for O&G professionals. Covers extraction processes, asset management, process safety, material fundamentals, damage mechanisms, and corrosion/integrity management for wells, facilities, and pipelines. Includes NDT techniques, monitoring and mitigation methods, and industry ethics.

This course strengthens professional expertise in materials management and integrity, which are essential for safe, reliable, and efficient industrial assets. Designed for students, engineers, technicians, and professionals, it covers material selection, protective coatings, and damage mechanisms, and offers practical approaches to prevention, diagnosis, and control.

A virtual course (5th Batch), jointly designed, delivered, and certified by CII and IIT Ropar (India), runs for 9 months and enables working professionals to develop applied, practice-oriented expertise in corrosion management and technology for real-world industrial settings.

This course develops corrosion-management professionals through two semesters of weekend virtual classes. It covers failure analysis, audits, mitigation, life-cycle costing, materials, coatings, inspection, and monitoring, combining case studies, project work, and flexible learning to strengthen safer, more reliable industrial operations.

This speech outlines a systematic approach to assessing and controlling corrosion to extend the life of reinforced concrete structures. It covers diagnostics, monitoring, risk-based maintenance, rehabilitation strategies, and case studies that support safer, more sustainable, and cost-effective asset management.

This workshop covers chemical cleaning, degreasing, conversion coatings, and aftercare for galvanized steel and aluminum. It emphasizes practical applications, quality control, and sustainable pretreatment strategies to reduce chemical, energy, and water use.