AMPP Events

Intensive renewal course for AS/NZS 4680:2025. Advanced skills to inspect and evaluate galvanized steel to current Australian, New Zealand and international standards.

Renewal training aligned with AS/NZS 4680:2025, covering inspection practice, compliance, and evaluation of galvanized steel.

Explores advanced automated radiography for accurate, efficient CUI inspection without removing insulation or disrupting processes.

Certification update focused on inspection and evaluation of hot-dip galvanizing to AS/NZS 4680:2025 and related international standards.

Accredited introduction to coating application and inspection. Covers coating materials, surface preparation, inspection methods, testing, documentation, and field applications for structural steel projects.

Innovative strategies for asset protection and coating performance to reduce failure risks and extend service life for pipelines, tanks, and civil assets.

Focuses on internal corrosion control for pipelines, emphasizing environment assessment, corrective actions, monitoring techniques, and mitigation strategies to ensure long-term asset integrity.

The course focuses on a severe form of external corrosion that affects insulated steel equipment, especially in high-temperature industrial environments such as the chemical, petrochemical, refining, offshore, and maritime sectors. It covers theory and practice for preventing, managing, and inspecting CUI, including coatings, insulation materials, inspection techniques, risk-based inspection, and the role of cathodic protection. Features expert talks, case studies, equipment demonstrations, and AI-powered data tools.

Theory and practice for selecting coatings for corrosion control and preparing paint coating specifications. Topics include environmental corrosivity, design factors, paint types, standards-based system selection, cost-effective protection, non-atmospheric systems, workmanship quality, and writing specifications.

Advanced inspection techniques and specialised applications for steel and non-steel substrates, including coatings and linings. For inspectors seeking certification and certified inspectors learning to perform and document destructive and non-destructive inspections under senior supervision.

An event with the motto "Challenges and Solutions in Mining, Energy, Shipbuilding, and Industry." It will be a high-level technical and commercial event that brings together companies, professionals, academics, and researchers dedicated to developing innovative solutions to corrosion challenges in key sectors, including mining, energy, shipbuilding, and industry. The program will feature conferences led by renowned national and international experts, an exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technologies and specialized products in corrosion control, and exclusive networking spaces designed to foster strategic collaborations and knowledge exchange. Both areas will feature spaces designed for companies to present and promote their products, services, and innovative solutions directly to the technical and industrial sectors. community.

Immerse yourself in three days of industry insights, cutting-edge innovations, and extensive networking with professionals from across the region.

Campbellfield plant tour to see hot-dip galvanizing operations, followed by a session on the process and updates to AS/NZS 4680:2025.

The course offers an overview of the causes, detection, monitoring and management of corrosion, using practical activities, case studies and discussions. It targets technicians, salespersons, inspectors, managers and engineers who must identify and reduce corrosion risks.

Training on corrosion mechanisms, protection, and repair of reinforced concrete structures and buildings. Intended for asset/bridge/building managers, engineers, contractors, suppliers, and inspectors.

The conference addresses coatings and corrosion challenges in the Central U.S., specifically the Permian Basin. It brings together industry leaders to explore corrosion prevention, material performance, and regional needs. Key topics encompass AC interference, asset integrity, pipeline systems, environmental regulations, safety, infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. The event also highlights technological advancements in AI, automation, cathodic protection, corrosion inhibitors, remote access, sustainability, and virtual reality training. This conference offers a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and enhance expertise in corrosion control and materials management.

Regional forum on coatings and corrosion control, highlighting AI-driven asset integrity, workforce development and cross-sector collaboration.

Talks on stainless-steel anticorrosion case studies and isolation of a cathodically protected buried pipeline.

Includes a live welding simulator and a talk on corrosion resistance of hard-facing alloys. Hands-on practice, materials performance insights, and networking.

The 22nd Environmental Degradation Meeting aims to facilitate knowledge exchange among plant operators, industry professionals, and academic researchers regarding materials degradation issues and solutions in current and future nuclear power plants. The meeting focuses on nickel-based alloys, stainless steel, and zirconium alloys, among others. Additionally, components to be discussed include pressure boundary components, reactor vessels, steam generators, heat exchangers, fuel cladding, etc. Future-oriented sessions will cover advanced material manufacturing methods, small modular reactors (SMRs), and generation IV reactors. The event provides an opportunity for international industrial and academic leaders to share experiences, research findings, and ideas about nuclear materials and degradation.

Updates on FIB Model 2020 durability provisions and the proposal to adopt EN 1504 for concrete repair in Australia.

Industry presentations on composite alternatives to cold-rolled steel, the new AS 2312.3 standard for thermal-spray coatings, and passive fire-protection engineering considerations.

A meeting point for the Latin American industry and academia to present their latest advancements and innovations in corrosion and protection.

Intensive five‑day course covering corrosion fundamentals, galvanic and impressed‑current CP systems, field testing and data interpretation. Combines lectures with hands‑on lab work for technicians and field personnel responsible for CP system implementation and performance.