Corrosion Events in Canada

Held under the theme “Sustainable Innovations in Thermal Spray Technology: Pioneering a Greener Future.” Features 300+ technical papers, an industrial forum, young‑professional session, commercial exhibition and wide‑ranging discussions on corrosion‑protection coatings for sustainable manufacturing and energy‑efficient applications.

It is an internationally recognized conference that gathers thousands of experts worldwide to share and discuss results and issues related to electrochemistry, including corrosion and related fields. Interaction formats include oral presentations, panel discussions, poster sessions, short courses, professional development workshops, technical presentations, business development sessions, and networking spaces.

Hybrid event offering in‑person workshops in London (Ontario) and a live online programme streamed in Central European Summer Time (UTC+2). Online sessions start at 09:00 CEST, which corresponds to 08:00 London (UK), 03:00 New York and 17:00 Sydney. Content spans nuclear corrosion, electrochemical characterisation of coated metals, corrosion in oil & gas, AI/ML, biomedical corrosion, synchrotron techniques and cultural‑heritage preservation.

This course offers a thorough introduction to corrosion, covering its causes, identification, monitoring, and control. It features hands-on experiments, case studies, and open discussions. The intended audience includes technicians, sales personnel, inspectors, managers, and engineers. Key learning objectives encompass the definition of corrosion and its economic, environmental, and safety impacts, as well as the basics of electrochemistry, oxidation-reduction reactions, corrosion processes, corrosive environments, forms of corrosion, control strategies, and inspection and monitoring techniques.

Focuses on internal corrosion control for pipelines, emphasizing environment assessment, corrective actions, monitoring techniques, and mitigation strategies to ensure long-term asset integrity.

Intermediate-level certification covering corrosion theory, CP systems, testing, troubleshooting, and advanced monitoring techniques for field performance and asset protection.

A conference with the motto "Infrastructure Resilience to Corrosion during Energy Transition" will feature technical tracks, trade shows, papers, social events, and tutorials to enhance knowledge and networking opportunities within the professional industry. The focus will be on topics including infrastructure resilience, energy transition, corrosion prevention, coatings, pipeline inspection, and infrastructure inspection.

An accredited certification program providing a comprehensive introduction to coating application and inspection. Topics include surface preparation, coating materials, inspection methods, testing, and documentation.

A conference focused on safety, reliability, integrity, and technological advances for boilers, vessels, and piping by sharing knowledge and connecting industry, regulators, and academia. Topics include NDE/repair technologies, failure case studies, codes, materials and corrosion, risk-based inspection, reliability programs, and lifecycle integrity of critical pressure equipment.

A comprehensive course on direct pipeline integrity assessment. Participants will examine External (ECDA), Internal (ICDA), and Stress Corrosion (SCCDA) methods, covering everything from pre-assessment to remediation. Develop practical skills in data integration, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance through interactive lectures and group exercises to enhance pipeline safety.

This course provides pipeline engineers, integrity professionals, and technical staff with practical skills to evaluate corrosion, dents, cracks, and weld imperfections according to the Canadian Standard CSA Z662. Real-world case studies illustrate defect interaction and integrity management.

This event brings together leading experts and top-tier vendors to explore the latest technologies and practices for combating corrosion through technical presentations and a supporting tradeshow.

This meeting unites students, academics, and industry professionals to examine modern corrosion challenges and leadership skills. It covers MIC, electrochemical AFM, corrosion risk management, machine learning, ethics, EDI, and communication, and features technical sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities to promote practical learning and professional growth.

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.