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This certification prepares professionals to design, install, and maintain cathodic protection systems by mastering advanced theoretical concepts, design calculations, and practical field applications. It is aimed at experienced individuals responsible for protecting assets such as pipelines, tanks, and concrete structures from corrosion using both galvanic and impressed current systems. Certified specialists demonstrate leadership in corrosion analysis, regulatory compliance, and knowledge sharing, ensuring asset integrity and the successful implementation of CP technologies.

This course focuses on in-service inspection and maintenance planning for fixed offshore structures, with an emphasis on corrosion control and integrity management. Participants learn to assess platform corrosion-control systems, apply test methods, identify safety risks and critical areas, understand data-collection systems and platform types, and evaluate key protection systems, including coatings, splash-zone systems, and cathodic protection.

The course develops advanced competencies in corrosion analysis, technical regulations, and galvanic anode design for buried and immersed metallic structures. Building on Level 2 skills, it prepares professionals to assume full responsibility for the design and management of cathodic protection systems.

This program offers an intensive introduction to coating application and inspection, focusing on both technical principles and practical applications for structural steel projects. It is an accredited certification for coating inspection, mainly designed for trainees but also valuable for professionals in related fields. The course covers topics such as coating materials, inspection procedures, surface preparation, testing methods, and documentation.

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 covers the fundamentals of coating adhesion, substrate surface effects, and coating failure mechanisms. Participants will learn to identify, understand, and prevent common failures, with a practical focus on how coating formulation strategies can optimise adhesion and long-term protective performance.

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 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 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 training course, covering corrosion basics and zinc coating principles, process parameters, duplex systems, and quality inspection, provides comprehensive galvanizing expertise. It includes key Brazilian, ASTM, and ISO standards, combining theory and practical assessment, and concludes with a professional certification.

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 foundational course covers the eight major forms of corrosion that affect all metals and industries, teaching participants to identify risks, understand the driving forces, and apply practical control techniques. Twelve lessons cover aqueous corrosion principles, material selection, protective coatings, cathodic protection, and failure diagnosis. Ideal for engineers, managers, designers, technicians, and chemical or petroleum industry specialists seeking practical, applicable corrosion management knowledge.

This course equips industrial, civil, and materials engineers to identify, analyze, and prevent material degradation. It covers degradation mechanisms, concrete corrosion, and inspection methods, and addresses emerging green transition challenges, including high-temperature systems and CO₂ networks, while leveraging real-world failure analysis and advanced predictive monitoring to maximize asset integrity.

This course provides gas industry professionals with foundational knowledge in pressure control, pipeline design, and asset management. Through classroom instruction and hands-on training, participants learn about safety standards, corrosion protection, system integrity, maintenance philosophies, and operational best practices, with an emphasis on regulatory compliance and safe management of gas transmission systems and equipment.

This advanced course equips professionals with comprehensive expertise in corrosion theory, impressed current system design, installation, commissioning, and performance evaluation. It also introduces cathodic protection applications in marine, concrete, and internal surface environments, preparing candidates for specialist-level certification.

Alloys of iron, copper and aluminum.

Comprehensive course on pipeline defect assessment, combining theory and hands-on training. It covers corrosion, dents, cracks, weld defects, and repairs, and introduces fracture mechanics and hydrogen effects. Participants gain industry-standard skills to confidently evaluate defects and ensure pipeline integrity in real-world applications.

This practical course trains participants to conduct and evaluate standardized corrosion and coating tests in salt-spray environments in accordance with key ISO standards. Through theory and hands-on exercises, attendees learn brine preparation, chamber operation, cross-cut and adhesion testing, and systematic assessment of blistering, rusting, cracking, flaking, and delamination, including joint interpretation of problematic samples.

The course builds essential expertise in coatings, corrosion prevention, standards, materials interaction, and corrosion-protective design, combining theory with practical study. Successful candidates earn the FROSIO surface treatment inspector certificate, with the level aligned to their experience.

This comprehensive course covers the ISO 12944 standard for corrosion protection of steel structures with protective paint systems. Participants master sample preparation, test procedures, cyclic aging protocols, and systematic evaluation of coating performance. Emphasizing offshore and high-severity environments, the training includes hands-on practice in proper cutting techniques, progress monitoring, and collaborative assessment of challenging samples in real-world applications.

This AWWA-ASDWA course teaches how to select, analyze, and apply corrosion-control treatment data to minimize lead and copper release and to determine when reevaluation is warranted.

This foundational course covers the eight major forms of corrosion that affect all metals and industries, teaching participants to identify risks, understand the driving forces, and apply practical control techniques. Twelve lessons cover aqueous corrosion principles, material selection, protective coatings, cathodic protection, and failure diagnosis. Ideal for engineers, managers, designers, technicians, and chemical or petroleum industry specialists seeking practical, applicable corrosion management knowledge.