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A course focused on the final oral exam required to earn the Senior Certified Coatings Inspector (CIP Level 3) credential. This in-person, interview-style assessment evaluates inspectors' technical knowledge and validates their ability to manage complex programs, troubleshoot job-site issues, and perform unsupervised destructive and non-destructive testing on any substrate.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and 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 certification prepares professionals to design, install, and maintain cathodic protection systems by mastering advanced theoretical concepts, design calculations, and practical field applications. It is aimed at experienced individuals responsible for protecting assets such as pipelines, tanks, and concrete structures from corrosion using both galvanic and impressed current systems. Certified specialists demonstrate leadership in corrosion analysis, regulatory compliance, and knowledge sharing, ensuring asset integrity and the successful implementation of CP technologies.

This one-day refresher course updates currently accredited Hot Dip Galvanizing Inspectors on the new requirements of AS/NZS 4680:2025. It ensures inspectors maintain competence in assessing and inspecting galvanized steel articles in accordance with the latest Australian, New Zealand, and international standards and best inspection practices.

The course equips integrity managers and engineers with the knowledge to select, implement, and evaluate ILI technologies for corrosion assessment and fitness-for-service decisions. Through lectures, discussions, and group exercises, participants master technology selection, data analysis, industry standards, and operational best practices, covering everything from tool selection to remediation planning.

This course is for professionals responsible for pipeline integrity programs. It covers time-dependent threats to liquid and gas pipelines, interpretation of integrity data, risk quantification, assessment methods, remediation, CFR 49 requirements, and management recommendations. Lectures and discussions build practical skills for effective integrity planning and maintenance optimization.

The certification validates advanced theoretical and practical competence in cathodic protection, with a strong emphasis on data interpretation, troubleshooting, and basic system design for both galvanic and impressed-current installations. Aimed at experienced CP professionals with solid engineering and scientific backgrounds, it develops skills in polarization theory, identifying measurement errors, determining current distribution, performing advanced CP testing and interference investigations, and designing and installing simplified CP systems, including appropriate calculations and corrective actions.

This course trains professionals to identify, manage, and prevent hidden degradation beneath insulation systems across the refining, chemical, and maritime industries. It covers risk-based inspection, insulation selection, and protective coatings, and includes the certification exam to validate expertise for engineers, inspectors, contractors, and maintenance personnel.

The certification validates advanced theoretical and practical competence in cathodic protection, with a strong emphasis on data interpretation, troubleshooting, and basic system design for both galvanic and impressed-current installations. Aimed at experienced CP professionals with solid engineering and scientific backgrounds, it develops skills in polarization theory, identifying measurement errors, determining current distribution, performing advanced CP testing and interference investigations, and designing and installing simplified CP systems, including appropriate calculations and corrective actions.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

This course develops specialized expertise in marine coating inspection, teaching you to assess corrosion, surface preparation, coating application, quality control, and International Maritime Organization Performance Standards for Protective Coatings (PSPC) requirements, so you can protect vessels and marine assets while earning a credential that validates your competence to employers and stakeholders.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

The course provides advanced training in inspection techniques for steel and non-steel substrates, as well as specialized coatings and linings. It prepares coating inspectors to carry out and document both destructive and non-destructive inspections under the supervision of senior personnel. Key topics include coating types, surface preparation methods, specialized applications, inspection instruments, and cathodic protection.

This course provides pipeline integrity managers with a thorough understanding of Direct Assessment (DA) methods, including applications for external and internal corrosion and stress corrosion cracking. Participants will learn to evaluate the four DA phases, analyze data, and perform quality assurance in accordance with industry regulations, thereby gaining the skills needed to implement effective pipeline corrosion mitigation strategies.

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.

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.

A seminar exploring global approaches to cathodic protection in infrastructure. Covers regional design practices, implementation challenges, and real-world applications, providing practical insights for effective corrosion management and system optimization.

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 offers a thorough introduction to corrosion, covering its causes, identification, monitoring, and control. It features hands-on experiments, case studies, and open discussions. The intended audience includes technicians, sales personnel, inspectors, managers, and engineers. Key learning objectives encompass the definition of corrosion and its economic, environmental, and safety impacts, as well as the basics of electrochemistry, oxidation-reduction reactions, corrosion processes, corrosive environments, forms of corrosion, control strategies, and inspection and monitoring techniques.