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COR754-4
4 Week Professional Job Certification Training

Certified Industrial Facility Corrosion Technology Professional

Building Professional Certification Skills & Competencies in

  1. Corrosion Monitoring Technologies
  2. Corrosion Monitoring Methodologies
  3. Quantitative Measuring of Corrosion
  4. Corrosion Status Reporting & Trending
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4 Week Professional Certification Workshops

Seattle, USA
16 March-10 April 2025
Istanbul
30 March-24 April 2025
New York
13 April-8 May 2025
Dubai
27 April-22 May 2025
Kualalumpur
11 May-5 June 2025
London
25 May-19 June 2025


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What is covered in this Certification Program?

  1. This Certified Industrial Facility Corrosion Technology Professional Workshop provides the Industrial Corrosion Practitioner the Practical Understanding, Process Information, Knowledge, Skills and Competencies for Protecting his responsible Facilities from Corrosion Damage and Maintain them in Good Safe Operational Conditions.
  2. Program discusses practices to meet NACE, Your Organizational Standards and Specifications, and other International Standards and Recommendations. Effective Corrosion Monitoring and Management is essential for Reliability, Safety, Cost Reduction, Improving Remaining Life and Improving Quality and Efficiency of Facilities.
  3. This program provides the participant the knowledge and practical skills to Identify, Monitor, Inspect and Measure Corrosion in his facilities. The use cases discussed in this program include Oil & Gas, Bridges, Offshore and Marine, Storage Tanks & Ship Holds, Transmission Lines, Pipelines, Large Industrial and Civil Structures.
  4. Participant may elect to work on Special detailed Case Study workshop for any one of (1) Corrosion in Refinery Industry (2) Corrosion in Pipelines (3) Corrosion in Oil & Gas Downhole (4) Bridge Corrosion (5) Power Plant Corrosion (6) Corrosion in Steel Structures (7) Corrosion in Coastal Structures.
  5. The participant will become familiar with, and be able to work with, the established and latest Corrosion Identification, Inspecting, Measuring Tools and Techniques in his work area. The program case studies will be customized to meet the needs and expectations of each group of participants.
  6. The participant will be able to prepare plans for Corrosion Monitoring, Report Corrosion Trends, Health of Facilities, Recommend Protection Methods and Inspect Corrosion Protection Works and Installations. Program will discuss Systems for Building Corrosion Knowledge Base Relevant to your Organization, Implement Training and Development Activities for your Staff in Corrosion Awareness and Management, and Use Data Analytics for timely insight into Corrosion Related Issues and Management Interventions. This program provides Practical 360 degree Multi-discipline Understanding of the Corrosion Related Issues.

Who Should Attend

  1. This program is intended for Corrosion Technology Professionals.
  2. This program will also benefit Design, Operations, Inspection and Maintenance staff to achieve Organizational Corrosion Management Objectives.

Program Content & Modules

Certified Industrial Facility Corrosion Technology Professional


  1. Introduction to Corrosion in Industrial Facilities
  2. Electrochemical Fundamentals of Corrosion
  3. Types and Mechanisms of Corrosion
  4. Materials and Their Corrosion Properties
  5. Corrosive Environments
  6. Corrosion Monitoring and Inspection
  7. Cathodic and Anodic Protection
  8. Coatings and Linings
  9. Inhibitors and Chemical Treatment
  10. Material Selection and Design
  11. Corrosion in Welding and Fabrication
  12. Microbial Corrosion
  13. Corrosion Economics and Risk Management
  14. Environmental Factors and Corrosion
  15. Business Aspects of Corrosion in Plants & Facilities
  16. Impact of Corrosion on Operational Targets
  17. Impact of Corrosion on Strategic Objectives
  18. Impact of Corrosion on Stakeholders Satisfaction
  19. Corrosion Management Key Performance Indicator (KPIs)
  20. Corrosion Technology Overview
  21. Cathodic Protection Systems
  22. Corrosion Inhibitors
  23. Coatings and Linings
  24. Corrosion Monitoring and Inspection
  25. Advanced Material Selection
  26. Remote Monitoring and Data Analytics
  27. Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) Control
  28. Corrosion Modeling and Simulation
  29. Corrosion-resistant Alloys
  30. Corrosion Control through Design
  31. Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) Mitigation
  32. Electrochemical Noise Analysis
  33. Corrosion-resistant Polymer Composites
  34. Corrosion Testing and Accelerated Aging
  35. Advanced Surface Modification Techniques
  36. Corrosion Data Management Systems
  37. Corrosion Education and Training
  38. Remote Sensing and Imaging
  39. Advanced Corrosion-resistant Coatings
  40. Corrosion Mitigation in Concrete Structures
  41. Digital Twin Technology
  42. Corrosion-resistant Welding Techniques
  43. Corrosion-resistant Polymer Coatings
  44. Advanced Corrosion Sensing Technologies
  45. Corrosion Prevention in Water Systems
  46. Corrosion-resistant Coating Inspection Techniques
  47. Corrosion-resistant Concrete Repair Materials
  48. Corrosion Monitoring Sensors
  49. Corrosion-resistant Thermal Spray Coatings
  50. Corrosion-resistant Concrete Additives
  51. Digital Corrosion Management Systems
  52. Corrosion-resistant Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Composites
  53. Corrosion-resistant Coating Application Techniques
  54. Advanced Corrosion Prediction Models
  55. Corrosion-resistant Lining Systems
  56. Microencapsulation of Corrosion Inhibitors
  57. Corrosion-resistant Surface Finishes
  58. Advanced Corrosion-resistant Ceramics
  59. Corrosion-resistant Metal Matrix Composites
  60. Corrosion-resistant Nanocoatings
  61. Corrosion-resistant Geopolymer Materials
  62. Corrosion-resistant Fibers and Textiles
  63. Corrosion-resistant Surface Engineering Techniques
  64. Advanced Corrosion Testing Methods
  65. Corrosion-resistant Metal Foams
  66. Corrosion-resistant Pipeline Coatings
  67. Corrosion-resistant Surface Texturing
  68. Corrosion-resistant Anodized Aluminum
  69. Corrosion-resistant Fasteners and Connectors
  70. Corrosion-resistant Glass and Ceramic Coatings
  71. Corrosion-resistant Polymer Concrete
  72. Cathodic Protection Systems
  73. Corrosion-resistant Refractory Materials
  74. Corrosion-resistant Coating Removers
  75. Corrosion-resistant Encapsulation Systems
  76. Corrosion-resistant Insulation Materials
  77. Corrosion-resistant Gaskets and Sealing Solutions
  78. Corrosion-resistant Surface Preparation Techniques
  79. Corrosion-resistant Biocides and Antifouling Agents
  80. Corrosion-resistant HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) Systems
  81. Corrosion-resistant Composite Repair Systems
  82. Corrosion-resistant Heat Exchanger Materials
  83. Corrosion-resistant Metal Alloys
  84. Corrosion-resistant Cathodic Coatings
  85. Corrosion-resistant Compressed Air Systems
  86. Corrosion-resistant Passive Film Formation
  87. Corrosion-resistant Plastic Piping Systems
  88. Corrosion-resistant Tank Linings
  89. Corrosion-resistant Monitoring and Inspection Techniques
  90. Corrosion-resistant Electrical and Electronic Components
  91. Corrosion-resistant Fire Protection Systems
  92. Corrosion-resistant Heat Transfer Fluids
  93. Corrosion-resistant Galvanizing Techniques
  94. Corrosion-resistant Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors (VCIs)
  95. Corrosion-resistant Material Selection Tools
  96. Corrosion Identification, Inspecting and Measuring Technologies
  97. Corrosion Industry Standards
  98. Safety, Legal & Regulatory Requirements
  99. Potential Corrosion Problems and Risks Identification
  100. Corrosion Failure and Impact Modes
  101. Corrosion Mitigation through Designing Out Corrosion
  102. Advanced Materials & Coatings
  103. Operating Out Corrosion
  104. Corrosion Monitoring Methods
  105. Visual Inspection Methods and Tools
  106. Ultrasonic Methods
  107. Radiographic Methods
  108. Guided Wave Methods
  109. Electrical Resistance (ER) Methods
  110. Corrosion Coupons
  111. Magnetic Flux Leakage Methods
  112. Biological Growth Monitoring
  113. Methods to Measure Hydrogen Penetration
  114. Measuring & Documenting Corrosion Data and Trends
  115. Inspection Tools for Difficult to Reach Areas
  116. Procedure for Surface Protection for New Corrosion Protection
  117. Procedure for applying Corrosion Protection Coatings
  118. Procedure for Metallization for Surface Protection
  119. Procedure for Galvanizing
  120. Installing Cathodic Protection Systems
  121. Inspecting & Testing Corrosion Protection Works
  122. Determining Remaining Life of Equipment
  123. Remedial Measures on Corrosion Detection beyond Acceptable Range
  124. Corrosion Inspection Data Management Processes
  125. Corrosion Inspection using Probes
  126. Corrosion Inspection using Drones & Artificial Intelligence
  127. Corrosion Monitoring of Bridges & Offshore Structures
  128. Corrosion Inspection in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Facilities
  129. Measuring Effectiveness & Efficiency of Corrosion Monitoring, Inspection & Measurement through KPIs
  130. Deeper Insights into Corrosion Issues for Professional Level Understanding
  131. Metallurgical Factors in Corrosion
  132. Corrosion Modeling and Prediction
  133. Corrosion in Piping and Pipeline Systems
  134. Corrosion in Storage Tanks
  135. Corrosion in Process Equipment
  136. Thermal Spraying and Surface Treatments
  137. Corrosion Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
  138. Reinforced Concrete Corrosion
  139. Nano-technology in Corrosion Protection
  140. High-Temperature Corrosion and Alloys
  141. Health, Safety, and Environmental Considerations
  142. Role of Additives in Fuels and Process Fluids
  143. Non-Metallic Materials in Corrosion Control
  144. Laboratory Techniques in Corrosion Analysis
  145. Field Joint Coating and Protection
  146. Advances in Cathodic Protection
  147. Failure Analysis and Post-Incident Studies
  148. Preparing Corrosion Inspection & Monitoring QA and QC Plans
  149. Developing a Corrosion Management Performance Evaluation System
  150. Developing Meaningful KPIs for Corrosion Protection Related Performance Reporting
  151. Workshop 2
  152. Framework for an Organizational Corrosion Knowledge System
  153. Building a Corrosion Knowledge System for Capacity Building, Protection Effectiveness and Productivity
  154. Workshop 3
  155. Role of Big Data in Corrosion Management
  156. Under Insulation Corrosion (CUI)
  157. Corrosion in Extreme Environments
  158. Coating Failures and Forensics
  159. Metallurgical Role in Sour Service Environments
  160. Novel Organic Corrosion Inhibitors
  161. Advanced Surface Treatments
  162. Role of Microstructure in Corrosion
  163. Corrosion in Nuclear Facilities
  164. Advanced Analytical Techniques in Corrosion
  165. Leveraging a Corrosion Data Analytic System to Support Decisions
  166. Workshop 4
  167. Advanced Protective Coating Systems
  168. Adhesives and Sealants in Corrosion Control
  169. Computational Methods in Corrosion Analysis
  170. High Throughput Screening in Material Selection
  171. Biocorrosion and Biodegradable Materials
  172. Advanced Metallurgical Treatments for Corrosion Resistance
  173. Modern Corrosion Testing Facilities and Equipment
  174. Electrochemical Noise and Advanced Techniques
  175. Techno-economic Analysis in Corrosion Projects
  176. Advanced Materials and Corrosion: Graphene, Ceramics, and More
  177. Grand Challenges and Future Directions
  178. Advanced Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC)
  179. Corrosion in Emerging Technologies: Fuel Cells and Batteries
  180. Advanced Marine Corrosion
  181. Corrosion in Extreme Pressures and Temperatures
  182. Statistical Tools in Corrosion Analysis
  183. Dynamic Loading and Corrosion
  184. Advanced Visualization Techniques for Corrosion
  185. Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) in Corrosion Protection
  186. Smart Sensors and IoT in Corrosion Monitoring
  187. Corrosion Management in Aging Infrastructure
  188. Setting Up an Internal Corrosion Technology Awareness, Skills & Competency Training System
  189. Building a Multi-Level Internal Corrosion Technology Awareness, Skill & Competency System
  190. Corrosion Technology Professional Certification Tests
  191. Corrosion Technology Professional Certification Interview
  192. Program Recommendations
  193. Detailed Personalized Corrosion Management Action Plan

MAKE YOUR CAREER MOVE

Enhance your Academic Qualifications with Certified, Validated, Marketable, Professional Performance & Credibility

Professional Certification Workshop Outcomes and Takeaways
  1. Knowhow and Technology Transfer to the Participants.
  2. Building Job Oriented Understanding, Competencies & Process Knowledge.
  3. Domain Multi-discipline understanding that Improves Performance, Credibility and Respect
  4. Competencies that Enable Superior Performance, Promotion, Career Advancement and Respect among Peers

Typical Certification Workshop Participant Takeaways
  1. A-Z Knowhow and Step-by-Step Process Knowledge
  2. A Customized Detailed Action Plan to apply the Program Knowledge to Work.
    The detailed Action Plan and Implementation Plans you prepare and take away after the program will help you take improvement initiatives and make a positive difference in your job, team, business unit or organization.
    This difference after implementation and when added to your resume will make you a prime candidate for career advancement in your own organization or in your next job/s.

Benefits for Organization Sponsoring Participants

(Made possible by Euro Training's unique, multidiscipline, customer focused, strategic focused, knowledge management, Data Analytics approach)
  1. Improved Performance through
    • Effectiveness (doing right first time by considering all key stakeholders), Efficiency (applying good practices), Goal Achievement (KPIs)
    • Customer Satisfaction
    • Strategic Alignment
  2. Multi-discipline Empowered Employee
    • Multi-Stakeholder Focus
    • Customer Focus
    • Operational Focus
    • Strategic Focus
    • Management by Facts (Data Analysis & Performance Evaluation)
  3. Employees Leveraging the Multi-Disciplines for doing the job right first time, by taking following aspects into consideration before decision making...
    Business Needs, Internal & External Customer Needs and Expectations, Operational & Strategic Objectives, Regulatory Aspects, Industry Standards, Technology Options, Understand Helpful Modern Tools and Methods, Understanding Risks, Leveraging Contingency Plans, Actions that Increase Productivity, Legal & Contractual Aspects, Intellectual Property Aspects, Safety, Security, Audit, Cost Benefit Aspects, Value Engineering Opportunities, Develop Key Performance Indicators, Develop a Meaningful Performance Evaluation System, Leveraging Data Analytic Opportunities, Leveraging Artificial Intelligence Opportunities, Developing a Decision Support Knowledge System, Internal Business Unit Training System, Internal Employee Certification System .... (and more multi-discipline aspects)
  4. Creating a Professionally Certified Pool of Domain Mentors, Coach & Trainers who have access to the required resources from the Developed Knowledge System. Also Also helping create internal multi-level job competency certification system.

Participant Career & Life Benefits
Gained by Attending this Professional Certification Program

  1. Job Satisfaction that will come when satisfying your customers
  2. Respect that will come when you are Recognized by your Peers
  3. Promotion that will come from your Better Job Performance, Making Improvements and Convincing Performance Review Handling
  4. Career Advancement that will come from your increased Employability through Convincing Competency Display in Resume and Interviews, Improvement Ideas, Implemented Improvements & Validated Certification

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4 Week Professional Certification Training Program

  1. To register: Please send us an official letter confirming registration (on organizational letterhead). Also send us a completed registration form electronically fillable at Program Site and downloadable as MSWord document by Clicking https://www.eurotraining.com/etl-reg-4w.doc You can request or registration form by Emailing regn@eurotraining.com and eurotraining@gmail.com
  2. For Program Fee Information Email: fees@eurotraining.com . Fees are Payable by Bank Transfer or Bank Draft. Fee information is also available at: https://www.eurotraining.com/fees.php .
  3. Program Fee is
    • 4 week Duration

      (1) At Dubai, Kuwait, New Delhi, Qatar £13,990 (USD $17,800) per participant.

      (2) At London, US Locations, Europe, Malaysia, Singapore £15,389 (USD $19,580) per participant.

      (3) Online eTraining Fee £6,000 (USD $7,500) per participant.
    • Fee includes Course Materials, Certificate, Refreshments and Lunch (classroom programs). www.eurotraining.com/admin/fees.php)
  4. Accommodation is not included in Program fee. Special rates may be available at venue hotel for program participants.
  5. Special discount of 10% is offered for participants who pay their fees at least 45 days before start of the program.
  6. Refund will not be considered where the participant cancels his registration less than 3 weeks before start of the program. Alternate nominations may be allowed atleast 2 weeks before program start. In case of exceptional hardship or emergency participant may be allowed to attend at another location on payment of additional 10% of the Fee.
  7. All participants are required to fill in Participant Information Form and a Program Induction Form - on first day of the program. Each program may Undergoe Customization to Better Meet Participant Groups Present and Future Career Needs. Please be prepared to let the Instructor/s know about your organization's Special Needs, Interests or Initiatives.
  8. It is always useful for participants to bring their existing problems or case studies, work-process flow charts or job related problems for discussion - consideration will be at sole discretion of the program director/s.
  9. Provisional Registration : You can make a provisional registration request by sending us an email from an official Email Account. On our confirmation we will reserve a seat for you for 14 days. Within 14 days of our confirmation please send us an official registration request. Provisional registration is automatically cancelled at the earlier of (1) 2 weeks after Provisional Registration is Confirmated by us and your fail to reconfirm your attendence. (2) Two weeks before start of the program. We do request you to inform us ASAP you have decided either way. Please note All provisional registrations automatically cancel 2 weeks before program start unless confirmed.
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