Internal Corrosion Technologist Certification

This certification path begins with a foundational course on implementing, monitoring, and maintaining an internal corrosion control program. It is essential for field personnel and engineers involved in pipeline integrity.

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Program Overview

Who Should Attend

Engineers, managers, and field personnel responsible for field investigation, internal corrosion mitigation, and integrity management on pipelines.

Prerequisites & Certification Path

Prerequisites (Level 1 Course): There are no prerequisites for the entry-level “Internal Corrosion Level 1” course.

Certification Requirements (Technologist): To achieve the full Technologist certification, candidates need either a relevant bachelor’s degree and 2 years of verifiable work experience OR 4 years of verifiable internal corrosion-related work experience in a pipeline environment. Candidates must also pass both a theory and a practical exam.

Key Topics Covered

Types of corrosion and key environmental variables

Monitoring using coupons, probes, and sample analysis

Determining the root cause of corrosion from exposed surfaces

Mitigation methods including chemical treatment, pigging, and internal coatings

Pipeline integrity assessment methods (direct assessment, in-line inspection, hydrotesting)

Hands-on labs focused on field tests for sampling, wall thickness, and pit depth

Program Structure

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Course Details

Internal Corrosion Technologist Certification Level 1:

Mode: In-person

Senior Internal Corrosion Technologist Certification Level 2:

Mode: In-person