The Young Engineer Programme 2024 The Institute of Corrosion will be running the Young Engineer Programme (YEP) from January to November 2024, in London, UK. The 2024 programme will be open for a limited number of participants who are in the first 7 years of their career and are interested in broadening their experience to assist them in their future careers. For further information please follow the link https://lnkd.in/e5Cm6ubv
INSTITUTE OF CORROSION
Professional Training and Coaching
Northampton, England 16,831 followers
The Institute of Corrosion is a Learned Society serving the corrosion science, technology and engineering community.
About us
INSTITUTE OF CORROSION is a well established community of corrosion focussed academics and professionals, providing sound industry-related education, knowledge and networking facilities around the world. Please note: This is an open group and any events or courses posted which are not specifically run by ICorr or its subsidiaries cannot be endorsed by The Institute of Corrosion
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http://www.icorr.org/
External link for INSTITUTE OF CORROSION
- Industry
- Professional Training and Coaching
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Northampton, England
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1959
- Specialties
- Corrosion control
Locations
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Primary
5 St Peter's Gardens
Northampton, England NN1 1SX, GB
Employees at INSTITUTE OF CORROSION
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Jonathan Phillips
Director at Design for Education and Nettl of Sheffield incorporating Square One
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Dr. Bani Quim
Director
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Stuart Bond
European Area Manager & Technical Advisor - Strategic Geographies & Emerging Industries at AMPP: The Association for Materials Protection and…
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Trevor Osborne FICorr (Hon) NACE Corr Sp
Past President of The Institute of Corrosion
Updates
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The Vital Role of Corrosion Engineering in Sustainable Development Sustainable development is increasingly crucial as we face environmental challenges. Corrosion engineering plays a pivotal role in this effort, ensuring that infrastructure remains safe, reliable, and environmentally friendly. Corrosion impacts various sectors, from infrastructure to economic productivity. Addressing it effectively helps reduce maintenance costs, enhance safety, and protect the environment. The Engineering Council's updated Guidance on Sustainability emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices in all engineering fields, including corrosion engineering. By managing corrosion, engineers help conserve resources and materials for future generations. This approach aligns with UNESCO's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which aim to reduce poverty and improve living standards globally. Corrosion engineers and scientists work together to develop and implement effective mitigation strategies, ensuring infrastructure longevity and sustainability. Their efforts contribute to a more sustainable world by minimizing environmental impacts and supporting economic growth. From design through installation, maintenance, and decommissioning, corrosion engineers play a critical role in building a sustainable future. #SustainableEngineering #CorrosionScience #Infrastructure https://lnkd.in/efScFXFK
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Welcome to the new Institute of Corrosion! We're rebranding to better serve our global community of corrosion professionals. Expect a modern look, enhanced digital presence, and a stronger focus on member engagement. Join us in driving best practices in corrosion prevention. #CorrosionControl #Innovation #ICorrRebrand https://lnkd.in/e5p4nFC
The New Institute of Corrosion | Institute of Corrosion
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ICAA Apprenticeship Success at Jack Tighe Ltd. Congratulations to the first cohort of Industrial Coatings Applicator Apprentices at Jack Tighe Ltd.! All seven apprentices passed their End Point Assessment with distinction, setting a new standard for the industry. We're excited to see how this program will continue to shape the future of industrial coatings. #ICAA #Apprenticeships #IndustrialCoatings https://lnkd.in/dTCmE46
Jack Tighe Ltd. Completed ICCA | Institute of Corrosion
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Elevate Your Skills with ICATS Certification What is ICATS? The Industrial Coatings Applicator Training Scheme (ICATS) is a comprehensive training program designed to standardize and elevate the skills of industrial coating applicators. Administered by Correx Limited, ICATS ensures that applicators are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to perform their roles safely and effectively. Benefits of ICATS Certification ICATS certification is recognized across various industries including construction, oil and gas, petrochemicals, and marine. For individuals, it means enhanced skills, better career prospects, and industry recognition. For employers, it ensures a competent, compliant workforce that can deliver high-quality work consistently. Why Choose ICATS? ICATS covers all aspects of coating application from surface preparation to environmental considerations. The program offers practical and theoretical training, ensuring you’re well-prepared to meet industry standards. Join the ICATS program and take your career to the next level. #ICATS #CoatingInspector #CorrosionControl https://lnkd.in/ediW-RpX
ICATS and Correx ─ All You Need to Know - Institute of Corrosion
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Ask the Expect – Issue 165 https://lnkd.in/de2WXUP7
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The Institute of Corrosion's New Communication Strategy Broadening and Deepening the Corrosion Conversation As part of our rebranding, the Institute of Corrosion is enhancing our communication strategy to better share our expertise globally. Corrosion costs the world economy trillions of pounds annually, and effective communication is crucial to reducing these costs. Our new approach focuses on clear, accessible language and using channels that people actively engage with. Clear and Accessible Communication We are committed to making information easy to understand. This means using clear and concise language that reduces the potential for misinterpretation. By doing so, we ensure that our message is effectively communicated to a broader audience. Expanding Digital Engagement Our digital presence will be more vigorous and interactive. We are overhauling our website to be clean, sleek, and reflective of our rebranding. Regular blog posts will keep you informed of the latest developments in corrosion prevention. Our social media channels will invite active participation and knowledge sharing. Join the Conversation We invite all members to participate actively in the corrosion conversation. Share your expertise, ask questions, and engage with our content. Together, we can drive innovation and best practices in the industry. #CorrosionPrevention #ICorrRebrand #Innovation https://lnkd.in/gPsWpSR
Sharing the Institute of Corrosion’s Expertise with the World - Institute of Corrosion
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Understanding the Importance of ISO 12944-5:2018 What It Covers ISO 12944-5:2018 is a crucial part of the ISO 12944 series, focusing on protective paint systems for steel structures. This standard helps in selecting the right paint system based on the corrosivity of the environment and the durability required. Key Components The standard outlines different types of paint coats, including priming, intermediate, tie, stripe, and top coats. It also emphasizes the importance of dry film thickness (DFT), which is now mandatory. This change ensures that the protective coating system provides adequate protection and longevity. Durability and Environmental Categories Durability ranges from low to very high (up to 25 years or more). The standard categorizes environments from C1 (low corrosivity) to CX (extreme offshore conditions), ensuring that the selected paint system matches the environment's corrosivity. Why It Matters Proper application of the standard ensures that steel structures remain protected against corrosion, reducing maintenance costs and extending their lifespan. Regular inspections and maintenance are essential to ensure the coating system continues to perform effectively. #CorrosionProtection #ISO12944 #CoatingSystems #SteelStructures https://lnkd.in/epQwymeC
Setting a Protective Paint System: ISO 12944-5
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Understanding ISO 12944-2: Corrosive Environment ISO 12944-2 helps categorize the corrosive environment where assets are located, from C1 (very low) to C5 (very high) and the new CX category for offshore. Factors like temperature, humidity, and pollutants are considered to ensure the right protective coatings are used. #CorrosionPrevention #ISO12944 #AssetProtection https://lnkd.in/dFB_v_q
The Corrosive Environment | Institute of Corrosion
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Join the Corrosion Engineering Division (CED) at ICorr! We offer superb networking opportunities, access to industry-leading resources, and the chance to collaborate on practical documents. Enhance your career in corrosion engineering by becoming a member today! #CorrosionEngineering #ICorr #Networking https://lnkd.in/eeETApxt
What Is the Role of the Corrosion Engineering Division in ICorr? - Institute of Corrosion
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