Corrosion Events in South Africa

Advanced training in inspection and application for steel, non-steel, and concrete substrates using NDT and DT. Covers surface preparation, coating types, inspection criteria, lab testing, and failure modes; aligned with NACE Level 2 objectives.

Procedures to control corrosion risks and reduce costly pipeline repairs for underground structures. For plant managers, engineers, operators, asset owners, and consultants.

The conference brings together key stakeholders to exchange insights on manufacturing, research, and sustainability. Emphasis will be placed on topics such as surface engineering, treatments, and the performance of aluminum, with a focus on anodizing.

This course introduces the fundamentals of corrosion as a complex, costly degradation process that affects safety and asset reliability. Participants learn how corrosion undermines infrastructure performance and why proactive corrosion management is essential to protect, optimize, and extend the service life of critical industrial assets.

This course explains how corrosion threatens pipelines, tanks, treatment plants, and networks, and then builds fundamentals in electricity, chemistry, electrochemistry, cathodic protection, coatings, integrity surveys, inspection, and maintenance. Aimed at engineers, technicians, municipalities, and asset managers, it focuses on practical protection of critical water infrastructure.

Links materials engineering and commercial strategy, highlighting innovations in composites, corrosion resistance, and root cause analysis. Focuses on material intelligence for risk reduction, compliance, and ESG investment decisions with real-world case studies.

This event explores corrosion as a complex, costly threat to infrastructure, not just surface rust. Attendees will learn core corrosion mechanisms, industry-wide impacts, and key strategies for effective management that enhance safety, reliability, and the service life of critical assets.

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 advanced course covers inspection and application techniques for steel, non-steel, and concrete substrates using both non-destructive and destructive methods. Participants gain comprehensive knowledge of surface preparation, coating types, inspection standards, failure analysis, and specialized coatings—ideal for professionals aiming for AMPP Coating Inspector Level 2 certification or looking to improve their inspection skills.

This is an engaging foundational course for newcomers and professionals looking for direction in the field of corrosion. Through interactive activities and live demonstrations, delegates explore why corrosion is important, where it happens, and how to combat it, from material selection to protective coatings, building confidence and clarity for their career paths.

The process of steel dipped in molten zinc coating

This World Corrosion Awareness Day 2026 celebration unites professionals, academics, and innovators. The event highlights the significant economic and safety impacts of corrosion and showcases practical strategies, emerging technologies, and collaborative approaches to enhance asset durability across the engineering, energy, water systems, manufacturing, and infrastructure sectors.

This course explores corrosion costing, helping participants understand how corrosion affects project planning, maintenance, and asset management. It covers corrosion mechanisms, risk management, cost evaluation, and economic decision-making, equipping managers, engineers, and owners to address corrosion more effectively and cost-efficiently.