Corrosion Events in United Kingdom

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.

The event covers thin-film deposition, thermal spray coatings, surface modification, tribology, corrosion, and functional performance. It brings together scientists, engineers, and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge materials, sustainable applications, and commercial opportunities, and welcomes both established experts and early-career researchers.

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 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 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 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.

This course covers CP principles for marine and offshore structures, including ships, platforms, pipelines, and harbor facilities. Suitable for Level 2-certified candidates, it builds supervisory-level expertise in CP testing, safety, and technical inspection for the Institute of Corrosion certification.

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.

The ICorr Annual General Meeting 2026 in London combines formal Institute business with an afternoon of technical presentations, knowledge exchange, and networking. Open to members and nonmembers, it brings together corrosion and materials professionals to explore insights, innovations, and the profession’s future direction.

Compliant with BS EN ISO 15257, this course prepares technicians for certified competency in marine and offshore environments. Participants master CP general principles and measurement techniques, gaining essential skills to inspect and monitor ships, offshore platforms, coastal pipelines, and harbor facilities under supervision.

The event brings together scientists, engineers, and industry to debate corrosion in extreme environments, from nuclear and hydrogen systems to batteries and renewables, through pre-circulated papers, lively discussion, networking, and citable published proceedings.

An international forum addressing the future of water security and resilience. It brings together experts, policymakers, engineers, and innovators to explore topics such as asset integrity, resource recovery, fouling and scaling, environmental impacts, sustainability, environmental protection, and mine-water treatment and reuse.

This scientific program features plenary lectures, symposia, and tutorials spanning electrochemistry's breadth—from batteries, fuel cells, and electrocatalysis to corrosion, biosensors, nanomaterials, and computational methods—bringing together researchers advancing energy, environmental, and interfacial electrochemical science.