Your Global Hub for Corrosion Conferences

The 126th ASMET (Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials) Corrosion Committee meeting at TU Graz features expert presentations on hydrogen embrittlement, stress corrosion cracking, and remote water electrochemistry, along with a tour of the labs.

This seminar explores high-frequency data logging and edge computing, pushing beyond the limits of traditional RMUs (Ring Main Units) to enable smarter, more responsive cathodic protection monitoring.

This event provides a strong foundation in corrosion protection and protective coatings for engineers, contractors, and asset owners. It covers corrosion principles, surface preparation, coating composition, application methods, and troubleshooting, combining theory with hands-on sessions.

This Conference has the motto 'Advancing the Profession - How Asset Management is Meeting the Challenges and Grasping the Opportunities.' It explores how asset management helps infrastructure organizations overcome skills gaps, planning barriers, funding pressures, and resilience challenges. It highlights collaborative, sustainable approaches that improve decision-making, support net-zero goals, and deliver long-term value.

A complimentary two-day event on corrosion, cracking, data fusion, mechanical damage, and geohazards, featuring advances in internal line inspection, operator case studies, and peer networking for pipeline integrity professionals.

This course introduces the fundamental processes of corrosion and their application in engineering design, construction, and failure investigations, using practical examples. Designed for engineers, inspectors, and designers, it offers Certificates of Attendance or Achievement that support eligibility for Professional Membership and Chartered Engineer status.

This course covers cathodic protection principles for buried onshore pipelines, tanks, and structures, including stray current interference, touch potentials, and measurement techniques. Aligned with the Institute of Corrosion certification requirements, it builds advanced competence in CP test procedures, safety, and technical oversight.

This international conference brings together leading researchers and engineers to advance corrosion-resistant materials and sustainable surface protection technologies. Featuring keynote presentations, technical sessions, and industry exhibitions, it explores innovative coatings, smart surface engineering, and eco-friendly anti-corrosion solutions across automotive, aerospace, marine, energy, and infrastructure sectors, fostering global collaboration on corrosion control and materials durability.

This course trains professionals to design, evaluate, and optimize cathodic protection systems. It covers galvanic and impressed current design, potential measurements, interference diagnosis, and current distribution, using practical case studies for engineers, designers, inspectors, and consultants in corrosion and asset integrity.

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.

An event designed to connect different generations of the global nondestructive testing community and build a lasting digital knowledge archive. It invites contributions on NDT methods and reliability, structural health monitoring, education and certification, digitalization (AI, NDE 4.0, digital twins), human factors, ethics, sustainability, and the circular economy.

This comprehensive course covers hot-dip galvanizing, including its corrosion-protection mechanisms, lifecycle durability, and duplex-system coatings. Participants will master surface preparation, layer-thickness measurement, and inspection techniques in accordance with ABNT, ISO, and ASTM standards, enabling them to accurately identify defects, perform sampling, and implement rigorous quality assurance.

This course brings together engineers, technicians, managers, specialists, and divers from the industrial and maritime sectors. They combine practical learning, sector experience, and certification.

This course brings together engineers, technicians, managers, specialists, and divers from the industrial and maritime sectors. They combine practical learning, sector experience, and certification.

This two-level program develops competent coating inspectors. Level 1 builds practical skills in surface preparation, coating application, inspection instruments, environmental controls, and field documentation. Level 2 strengthens technical judgment for advanced testing, analysis of results, quality records, nonconformities, and supervision of Level 1 personnel. Together, they prepare professionals to ensure coating quality, safety, traceability, and compliance with project specifications.

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.