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Free
A 2-day training course providing delegates with an introduction to corrosion management, teaching delegates the benefits of corrosion management in relation to safety and asset preservation and how this fits into a wider safety framework and compliance with safety legislation for effective implementation and analysis.
Learning outcomes:
By the end of this workshop delegates will:
• Understand the model corrosion management process.
• Have learnt about the practical methods for implementation.
• Have had an opportunity to compare the model process with your own
• Have the knowledge to implement a corrosion management process in your own organisation.
Attendees will gain an understanding of:
• the benefits of corrosion management in relation to safety and asset preservation
• how corrosion management fits into a wider safety framework and compliance with safety legislation
• the model process of corrosion management and the key features that need to be addressed
• practical knowledge of methods of implementation and system maintenance
• current practices compared with the model process and plan improvements.
Course overview:
Day 1
- Introduction to corrosion management and its purpose
- Overview of the corrosion management model
- Implementing a corrosion management policy and strategy
- Organisational structure and responsibilities
- Corrosion risk assessment and planning
- Exercise: comparing current practice
Day 2
- Implementation and analysis
- Monitoring and measuring performance
- Reviewing systems performance
- Long-term auditing of systems
- Exercise: Reviewing current practice and implementing change
Who should take this course?
Materials engineers, corrosion engineers and integrity engineers and their supervisors and managers, especially those moving into roles with responsibility for corrosion management and those seeking to improve existing systems. Those involved in the corrosion management process such as production technologists, inspection engineers, maintenance engineers, and others from operators and service contractors.
Some prior understanding of corrosion mechanisms and control methods and of oil and gas production and processing or offshore wind is useful for appreciation of the examples used in this course. Candidates who are not corrosion specialists may find it useful to review the Energy Institute’s Corrosion Threats Handbook before the course. This can be sent to delegates once course payment has been completed.
Contact details
Training Team: webtraining@energyinst.org, +44 (0)20 7467 7178