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This course refreshes Competent Persons and related professionals on managing lead and hazardous coatings in industrial painting. It reviews OSHA/EPA requirements, health effects, containment and ventilation, and practical controls to protect workers, the public, and the environment during hazardous coating removal.

This course refreshes Competent Persons and related professionals on managing lead and hazardous coatings in industrial painting. It reviews OSHA/EPA requirements, health effects, containment and ventilation, and practical controls to protect workers, the public, and the environment during hazardous coating removal.

This course and certification validate advanced expertise in bridge-coating inspection—covering surface preparation, application, containment, and safety practices. Designed for experienced inspectors with 2+ years of field experience, it combines a written exam and a practical assessment to confirm readiness for higher-level inspection and leadership roles.

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.

The course focuses on understanding corrosion forms, mechanisms, and electrochemical principles, as well as recognizing corrosive environments. It also covers corrosion control methods and monitoring techniques, including design, material selection, protection strategies, and testing approaches.

This course enhances expertise in internal corrosion control, emphasizing environment assessments, corrective actions, and integrity management for pipeline systems. Participants develop skills in data analysis, monitoring techniques, and mitigation strategies essential for sustaining long-term pipeline asset integrity.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides essential knowledge of corrosion mechanisms, monitoring, and mitigation for liquid and gas pipelines. Through classroom instruction, lab exercises, and an included exam, it prepares engineers and asset managers to effectively identify, evaluate, and control internal corrosion.

This course covers cathodic protection principles and measurement techniques for seawater and marine sediment environments, including ships, offshore structures, pipelines, and harbor facilities. Compliant with BS EN ISO 15257, it supports Level 2 Technician competence and certification.

The course trains professionals to supervise and inspect cathodic protection systems for buried and immersed metallic structures. Building on Level 1 foundations, it covers electrical engineering principles, field measurements, key measurement techniques, and pipeline coatings, preparing candidates for advanced technical responsibilities in corrosion control.

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.

Designed for experienced cathodic protection professionals, this course provides in-depth training on AC, DC, and telluric interference. Through a combination of lectures, in-class experiments, and case studies, participants learn to identify stray-current mechanisms, model AC interference mathematically, and implement practical monitoring and mitigation techniques to safeguard buried metallic structures.

The course focuses on controlling metallic corrosion using protective coatings as the primary barrier, supplemented by cathodic protection (CP). It covers the selection, specification, application, testing, and inspection of coatings used with CP. Aimed at managers, engineers, field staff, and technicians, it revisits corrosion and CP fundamentals, explains the synergistic relationship between coatings and CP, and trains participants to select, assess, and troubleshoot coating systems and their failure modes in CP-protected structures.

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 course guides pipeline managers, engineers, and designers through implementing and managing a Pipeline Integrity Management System (PIMS). Covering design, operational life extension, and change-of-duty for hydrocarbons, hydrogen, CO_2, and water, it provides strategies to control risk, maintain compliance, and establish long-term asset integrity across the pipeline lifecycle.

This course introduces atmospheric corrosion, covering degradation modes of coated materials and organic coatings. Participants explore the evolution of testing from salt spray to cyclic trials, industry standards, and characterization tools. The program includes climate chamber demonstrations and practical sample preparation and analysis.

The course explains how cathodic protection integrates with coatings and monitoring systems to extend the life of infrastructure. It clarifies common misconceptions and covers CP design, stray current control, coating integrity surveys, AC interference, construction monitoring, and long-term protection strategies for pipelines and assets.

This course examines corrosion mechanisms that affect stainless steel across industries, addressing shutdowns, product loss, and safety risks. Delivered by recognized experts with real-world failure analyses, it's highly praised by attendees from featured companies for deepening understanding of integrity threats and corrosion challenges.

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 comprehensive course provides practical knowledge of stainless steels, covering metallurgy, properties, processing, and corrosion resistance across all major families, including duplex. Participants learn to select alloys, solve corrosion and fabrication problems, and optimize welding and high-temperature performance, making it ideal for designers, engineers, fabricators, and maintenance professionals.

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.

A training program with three proficiency levels—Awareness, Technologist, and Certified Technologist—combining theory, practical applications, and case studies. Develop identification and prevention strategies, support career progression and chartership goals, and earn CPD points at any experience level.

This course introduces Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS) and covers management frameworks, threat identification, risk assessment, inspection and monitoring, anomaly management, repair strategies, and emergency preparedness. Participants gain foundational competence in risk-based integrity planning and regulatory compliance. Ideal groundwork for advancing to more specialized integrity and asset management programs.

The course develops expertise in insulation design, installation, inspection, and corrosion under insulation prevention, as well as in standards, materials, and safety. Combining theory and practice, it prepares participants for the FROSIO insulation inspector certificate, awarded based on experience.