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Corrosion Control & Materials Engineering
Sector:
Cross-Industry - General
Technical Focus Area:
Integrity & Metrology
About the Course
This course provides practical training in corrosion control and materials engineering, covering the mechanisms that cause corrosion in oil and gas assets and how materials selection reduces corrosion risk from the outset. It suits professionals working with materials and integrity in production and process environments.
Participants examine cathodic protection and corrosion inhibition methods, along with corrosion monitoring techniques used to track deterioration over time. Practical examples reinforce how materials and corrosion decisions affect asset reliability and inspection planning.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify common corrosion mechanisms in oil and gas assets.
- Apply materials selection principles for corrosive environments.
- Evaluate corrosion monitoring and mitigation methods.
- Explain cathodic protection system fundamentals.
- Interpret corrosion inhibitor performance data.
- Support materials and corrosion input to design reviews.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals working with materials and corrosion control, including:
- Materials and corrosion engineers
- Asset integrity engineers
- Process and facilities engineers
- Inspection engineers
- Maintenance engineers
Modular Syllabus
Corrosion Mechanisms in Oil and Gas
General and localized corrosion mechanisms
CO2 and H2S corrosion
Erosion-corrosion mechanisms
Microbiologically influenced corrosion
Identifying corrosion risk by system type
Course Dates & Prices
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