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This two-day course is designed to provide attendees with a solid foundation in basic corrosion control principles and practices. Presentations are delivered by professionals from the corrosion control industry and cover key topics including basic corrosion theory, protective coatings, galvanic cathodic protection, impressed current cathodic protection, stray current corrosion, field testing techniques, and record keeping. Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate documenting professional development hours earned through the program.

This interactive course provides attendees with practical instruction in underground corrosion control technology. Sessions are led by recognized experts from leading organizations and cover a range of subjects with an emphasis on fundamental theory, troubleshooting, testing procedures, and selected advanced topics. Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate documenting professional development hours earned through the program.

This advanced course focuses on practical and technical aspects of cathodic protection technology presented by experienced industry specialists. Topics include troubleshooting, coupons, remote monitoring, inline inspection, stray currents, induced AC, and line locating, with completion certificates provided for professional development hours.

New for 2026, this two-day course is designed to strengthen industry knowledge of corrosion control through the use of protective coatings. Led by recognized experts from established companies, the program covers key topics including surface preparation, protective coatings fundamentals, coating failures, application equipment, and the hazardous materials and safety considerations associated with coatings work. The course also includes a demonstration and hands-on instruction in abrasive blasting and the application of protective coatings. Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate documenting professional development hours earned through the program.

This two-day course combines classroom and hands-on training in rectifier troubleshooting and repair. Participants will learn diagnostic and repair procedures, review basic electrical and cathodic protection concepts, and study the different types of rectifiers used in the corrosion control industry; enrollment is limited to 25 attendees.