Corrosion Events in United Kingdom

This is an international conference focusing on the scientific and societal aspects of microbial biofilms. It aims to foster interdisciplinary discussions regarding biofilms' dynamics, structure, and function in various environments, including health, industry, and ecology. The event will highlight cutting-edge technologies, such as imaging and data-driven approaches, and will feature a diverse lineup of speakers to support attendees at all career stages. Key topics will encompass antimicrobial resistance, biofilm detection and prevention, bio-corrosion, health effects, and biofilm management.

A course that includes theoretical and practical sessions focused on microbes that cause corrosion, monitoring methodologies (both conventional and modern), control and prevention technologies, affected materials, and the identification and management of MIC. It is available for professionals such as managers, consultants, project leaders, industrial microbiologists, corrosion engineers, scientists, field managers, contractors, technical and analytical staff, and students.

This event will cover the fundamentals, costs, and prevention of corrosion, focusing on Cathodic Protection. It includes expert presentations, live demonstrations, and networking opportunities. Key topics include corrosion fundamentals, CP techniques, galvanic anode production, a CP case study, advanced remote monitoring, and AI-powered CP data management.

A one-day conference paired with an evening dinner, plus half-day visits to a university and an industrial site.

Covers material performance and structural integrity with failure mechanisms such as fracture, fatigue, creep, and corrosion. Includes ECAs, defect assessment, and corrosion mechanisms.

Platform for strategic networking and insights on emerging technologies, R&D and best practices for safe, sustainable and cost-effective offshore pipeline and subsea projects.

Theme: “Strategies for Sustainable Infrastructure.” Topics include RAAC concrete, service-life data for bridges, sustainable infrastructure in Scotland, asset protection and repair, and climate-change impacts on corrosion.

Updates on ISO 18796 and ISO 16961 standards for internal linings of carbon-steel vessels and tanks.

A course that includes theoretical and practical sessions focused on microbes that cause corrosion, monitoring methodologies (both conventional and modern), control and prevention technologies, affected materials, and the identification and management of MIC. It is available for professionals such as managers, consultants, project leaders, industrial microbiologists, corrosion engineers, scientists, field managers, contractors, technical and analytical staff, and students.

Blends theory and hands-on sessions covering MIC control programmes, sampling, monitoring, data analysis and risk identification. Case studies span oil & gas, water treatment, infrastructure and nuclear energy, plus predictive modelling for targeted MIC mitigation.

For engineers, inspectors, and technical professionals. Practical insight into corrosion mechanisms, protection strategies, material selection and common failure causes; includes labs and exam.

Beyond the AGM, a special technical session focuses on improving materials performance and reducing environmental impact with case studies and research on challenging environments and innovative material systems.

Theme: “Asset Management: Delivering Today, Building Tomorrow.” Keynotes, case studies and panels on climate resilience, digital innovation and evolving social expectations.

Covers corrosion mechanisms affecting stainless steels across industries, with practical cases and solutions based on failure-analysis experience.

Conference for materials, minerals and mining professionals at all career levels. Themes include innovation, sustainability, infrastructure and skills development.

First talk dispels common corrosion misconceptions with case studies; second explores advances in protecting galvanised steel and cut-edge corrosion. Emphasizes evidence-based practice and modern coating technologies.

A specialist event for high-hazard industries focusing on process safety, inspections, aging assets, and asset integrity management. It brings together operators, regulators, and technology providers to share best practices and innovations.

Fundamentals of Corrosion for Engineers.

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.

Join industry leaders, engineers, and policymakers to explore the UK's CCS infrastructure and asset management strategies. Learn how operators plan, build, and maintain CO2 pipeline networks. Gain insights from HyNet, East Coast Cluster, and Peak Cluster on managing critical infrastructure assets for safe, efficient, long-term CO2 transport.

The event features two expert technical presentations: (1) Oil & Gas to Offshore Wind Transition: exploring how corrosion engineering evolves across risk, materials, coatings, and cathodic protection strategies; (2) Corrosion of Steel in Concrete: addressing durability, chloride ingress, carbonation, and electrochemical protection techniques. Ideal for offshore energy, infrastructure, and materials professionals seeking knowledge sharing and industry networking.

An event bringing together established researchers, early-career scientists, and industry professionals for an exclusive discussion. Four cutting-edge themes will be explored: multi-principal-element alloys, light-alloy corrosion, AI in corrosion, and extreme-environment degradation. The format will emphasize debate, poster sessions, and networking, all designed to promote bold scientific collaboration and discovery.

This ISO 15257:2017-compliant course prepares participants for Cathodic Protection Level 2, whether or not they pursue certification. It enhances skills in CP measurements, inspection, and supervision for buried and immersed structures, supporting formal certification or offering a solid practical understanding of cathodic protection.

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.