Cathodic Protection Technologist (CP3) Certification

Building on the CP2, this course focuses on high-level data interpretation, troubleshooting complex system issues, and performing design calculations for both galvanic and impressed current systems.CP Technicians and other professionals ready to advance their knowledge to include data interpretation, troubleshooting complex issues, and performing design calculations for CP systems.

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Program Overview

Who Should Attend

CP Technicians and other professionals ready to advance their knowledge to include data interpretation, troubleshooting complex issues, and performing design calculations for CP systems.

Prerequisites & Certification Path

Prerequisites: A strong background in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry is required. Successful completion of the CP2 – Cathodic Protection Technician certification is strongly recommended.

Work Experience/Education: Multiple paths exist. A common path requires a bachelor’s degree in a physical science or engineering plus 3 years of verifiable CP work experience. Without a degree, 8 years of verifiable CP work experience is required.

Assessment: Requires passing both a case-based exam and a theory exam, which are available during specific testing windows.

Key Topics Covered

This course builds on CP2 knowledge with a strong focus on:

Interpreting CP data

Troubleshooting and mitigating problems in both galvanic and impressed current systems

Performing design calculations for CP systems, including attenuation calculations

Program Structure

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Course Details

Mode: In-person

Schedule: Contact for dates

Pricing: Contact for pricing