Corrosion Events in United States

Gain practical, field-ready expertise in thermal-spray coating inspection, from surface preparation to final evaluation, by performing key tests in accordance with Naval Sea Systems Command, Department of Transportation, and industry standards, while earning a credential that validates your competence to employers and stakeholders.

A course designed to build essential expertise in inspecting concrete protective coatings, combining classroom training, hands-on labs, and certification exams to qualify you to verify surface preparation, coating application, and compliance for industrial concrete structures and facilities.

It is a cross-disciplinary, standards-based course aligned with NACE SP0394 and PHMSA 49 CFR Part 192. By combining hands-on training with expert-vetted content, it equips coating applicators, inspectors, engineers, and project managers with the practical skills to ensure pipeline integrity, regulatory compliance, and long-term corrosion protection.

This annual conference brings together military, government, and industry representatives to share programs, standards, fleet experience, and corrosion-control technologies across all naval segments: sea, air, Marine Corps, vehicles, and facilities.

SUR/FIN is a leading international conference and trade show for the surface finishing industry, bringing together 2,000+ professionals for three days of technical sessions, innovation showcases, bootcamps, and networking to explore cutting-edge finishing technologies, business solutions, and future trends.

The course equips painting contractors, engineers, EHS personnel, and project managers with the knowledge needed to manage lead and toxic metal hazards in industrial painting operations. It covers worker protection, environmental regulations, waste management, containment strategies, and site-specific compliance programs to ensure safe, legally compliant coating removal.

The course certifies experienced inspectors to lead and validate advanced coating inspections of industrial concrete structures. Through practical exams and plan development, participants demonstrate expertise in interpreting specifications, performing moisture testing, and assessing surface conditions—providing verified proof of competence for project managers, contractors, and Quality Assurance/Quality Control personnel.

This event brings together five user groups to foster collaboration on buried piping, corrosion, coatings, heat exchangers, service water, and plant performance. Attendees gain benchmarking insights, technical guidance, and practical tools to improve reliability, optimize costs, and address operational challenges.

A major annual event for water professionals featuring educational sessions, exhibitions, competitions, and networking. It focuses on addressing challenges in water systems, improving water quality, sustainability, and professional development across the water sector.

A certification that validates professional competency in surface preparation, equipment setup, abrasive selection, and blast cleaning techniques, in accordance with industry standards. By combining hands-on training with technical instruction, it equips painting contractors, applicators, and marine maintenance professionals with the skills to achieve superior surface cleanliness, enhanced coating performance, and safer worksite operations.

This course offers an in-depth look at corrosion mechanisms, assessment, and prevention, including rectifier training for impressed current cathodic protection systems. Participants gain hands-on experience, make better decisions, advance their careers, and support more sustainable asset management.

This event focuses on the latest processes, standards, and regulations in aqueous and solvent parts cleaning. Technical sessions and innovation showcases address technical cleanliness, regulatory compliance, and applications across industries such as medical, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing.

This course brings together tank owners, state regulators, and industry professionals to address compliance, safety, and operational best practices for underground and aboveground storage tanks. A pre-event SPCC short course on July 8 complements the full-day program.

The 2026 Gordon Research Seminar on Aqueous Corrosion provides early-career researchers with a collaborative platform to present their work, exchange ideas, and network. Emphasizing sustainable corrosion science, it highlights surface protection, recycled materials, and AI-driven prediction and modeling to promote innovation and professional development.

International meeting emphasizing corrosion science’s role in sustainability. Explores recycling, hydrogen, nuclear and renewable energy, medicine, coatings, and AI-driven corrosion analysis through discussions and networking.

A certification that validates professional competency in surface preparation, equipment setup, abrasive selection, and blast cleaning techniques, in accordance with industry standards. By combining hands-on training with technical instruction, it equips painting contractors, applicators, and marine maintenance professionals with the skills to achieve superior surface cleanliness, enhanced coating performance, and safer worksite operations.

A course designed to build essential expertise in inspecting concrete protective coatings, combining classroom training, hands-on labs, and certification exams to qualify you to verify surface preparation, coating application, and compliance for industrial concrete structures and facilities.

It is a one-day educational event focused on anodizing technologies, featuring expert presentations on troubleshooting, sealing, and environmental improvements, plus a guided tour of Bonnell Aluminum's advanced, high-capacity anodizing facility in Clearfield, Utah.

The Conference brings together upstream, midstream, downstream, and petrochemical sectors. It features technical sessions, expert panels, an expanded exhibit hall, and an emerging technology showcase, all focused on maintaining asset integrity in a rapidly evolving energy industry.

A leading forum for planning, operating, and sustaining pipeline assets throughout their life cycle. Covers best practices in asset management, including condition assessment, renewal, and maintenance of water, wastewater, gas, and oil networks, helping attendees optimize performance, manage risk, and extend infrastructure service life.

Develop expertise in assessing how advanced materials perform in extreme and harsh environments, while building a strong foundation in engineering ethics to analyze real cases, balance stakeholder interests, and clearly apply ethical theories, principles, and codes to technology's impact on society and the environment.

The course is the first step toward Internal Corrosion Technologist certification for liquid and natural gas pipelines and focuses on implementing, monitoring, and maintaining internal corrosion control within pipeline integrity programs. Through lectures, group work, case studies, and extensive lab practice, participants learn to identify corrosion mechanisms, use monitoring devices and field tests, prescribe mitigation (chemicals, cleaning, coatings, design, cathodic protection), and apply integrity assessment methods (direct assesment, in-line inspection, hydrotests) and risk/threat evaluation to prioritize inspection, mitigation, and remediation actions.

The course equips painting contractors, engineers, EHS personnel, and project managers with the knowledge needed to manage lead and toxic metal hazards in industrial painting operations. It covers worker protection, environmental regulations, waste management, containment strategies, and site-specific compliance programs to ensure safe, legally compliant coating removal.

This course focuses on the CIP Peer Review, an oral exam that validates your expertise in unsupervised inspections and problem-solving. It confirms your ability to lead inspection programs and supervise teams in complex industrial environments.