Corrosion Events in Mexico

The event aims to promote global technical exchange and disseminate new knowledge, technological developments, and corrosion and asset integrity management innovations. These areas are linked to significant topics such as predictive maintenance, environmental footprint reduction, and current energy and infrastructure market demands. It offers opportunities for interaction among international players in the Triple Helix of universities, businesses, and the state and for the integration of students and young professionals with renowned experts and mentors in the sector.

The event will enhance the knowledge of the discipline through the participation of students and professionals who present their scientific contributions in various formats, including keynote addresses, plenary conferences, oral and/or poster presentations, and pre-conference courses. The Congress themes encompass eight divisions that integrate all its research contributions, covering both traditional areas of electrochemistry and those deemed novel and contemporary, arising from the scientific and technological advancements achieved by electrochemistry in recent years, or as a result of its interaction with other disciplines. Proposals related to novel and contemporary aspects of electrochemistry, stemming from global issues, will be accepted on themes such as electrochemical engineering and technological applications, materials electrochemistry, and corrosion and surface treatment.

Technical courses, workshops, exhibition and networking. Topics: metallic coatings, sustainability, paint technologies, safety, advanced analysis; STAR Conference on Mexico’s industrial challenges and future.

Promotes knowledge sharing and technological transfer for safer, more efficient hydrocarbon operations. Covers corrosion prevention, repair, rehabilitation, and integrity management to extend asset life.

Examines how electrochemistry—including corrosion phenomena—advances resource recovery, energy transformation and environmental sustainability.

This event aims to cultivate the Corrosionists of the future by connecting students with industry, strengthening professional training, and inviting companies to support or sponsor this initiative.

The AMPP CP1 course introduces the fundamentals of corrosion and cathodic protection, combining theory with hands-on lab training to perform and interpret basic CP field tests. It targets field personnel and technicians who supervise CP systems or collect CP data, and covers practical topics such as electrical fundamentals, field measurements, CP components, surveys, documentation, and safety requirements.

The course covers advanced inspection techniques and specialized applications for both steel and non-steel substrates, including specific coatings and linings. Expected attendees include coating inspectors seeking certification and certified inspectors interested in learning how to perform and document destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of a senior inspector.

This event offers professional development sessions for women in the industrial finishing sector, from the production floor to executive leadership. Participants will learn effective strategies, improve performance, explore industry trends, and gain practical insights to support career growth and success.

The objective of the course is to equip the assistant with the knowledge to identify corrosion problems, learn about evaluation techniques, and become familiar with corrosion protection methods, specifically coatings.

This certification provides intermediate-level expertise in corrosion theory, cathodic protection systems, and advanced monitoring techniques for asset protection. It is intended for technical professionals responsible for testing, troubleshooting, and managing the field performance of cathodic protection.

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 core training course is for professionals who implement and manage pipeline integrity programs to address time-dependent deterioration threats in liquid and gas systems. It teaches participants to interpret integrity data, conduct system-wide integrity assessments, identify and evaluate threats, quantify risk, understand CFR 49 (Code of Federal Regulations of the UNited States) integrity requirements, and develop remediation, repair, risk management, and integrity management plans that optimize maintenance and support informed decisions by company management.

The event includes eight thematic areas, such as corrosion and surface treatment, energy storage, materials, environment, and education, promoting scientific exchange, innovation, and practical solutions. The organizers invite researchers, professionals, and students to participate in a multidisciplinary electrochemistry congress.

Latest advances in HDG, electro- and PVD-galvanising, ZnMgAl alloys, AHSS hydrogen embrittlement, AI for process control and decarbonised galvanising lines.

This joint event with the Pipeline Integrity Management Seminar Latin America brings together experts in corrosion, materials, inspection, and integrity management for energy infrastructure. It fosters technical exchange, innovation, and collaboration among industry, academia, and service providers, while promoting practical knowledge, emerging technologies, and the active participation of new generations in addressing current industry challenges.

It is evolving into an exclusive, specialized meeting that prioritizes technical training, workshops, courses, and high level business networking for the surface finishing and industrial coatings community.