AMPP Introduces Cathodic Protection Field Training Course
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The Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP), the global authority in materials protection and performance, has introduced a new educational program, Cathodic Protection (CP) Field Techniques. This two-day immersive course offers hands-on training in corrosion testing methods and real-world field techniques for professionals ranging from field technicians to engineers supporting corrosion operations.
The course provides classroom instruction and fieldwork, with topics including half-cell calibration checks, structure-to-electrolyte measurements, rectifier measurements, electrical isolation testing and more. Participants will gain confidence in collecting corrosion data and applying testing techniques through practical experience, making this course accessible to those new to the industry or looking to enhance their skills.
“Our new CP Field Techniques course gives students practical skills to apply their knowledge to protect and preserve critical infrastructure,” said Jennifer Rogers, senior director of education at AMPP. “At AMPP, we believe hands-on experience and real-world scenarios are crucial for building confidence and competency. This course provides professionals with an affordable and accessible way to gain essential tools in corrosion protection, regardless of their role or background.”
Tailored Learning for Professionals
The Cathodic Protection Field Techniques course is designed for:
- New field technicians
- CP managers
- Sales personnel distributing CP equipment or services
- Skill assessors and auditors
- Field equipment repair technicians
- Engineers supporting corrosion operations
Course Highlights:
- Practical Field Experience: Participants will train on in-ground pipelines, testing stations, and other critical equipment.
- Comprehensive Learning: Training includes operating multimeters, performing soil resistivity tests and other applicable skills.
- Earn PDHs: Participants will earn 16 Professional Development Hours (PDHs) upon course completion.
The first session will be held in Houston from Nov. 13-14, 2024. Rain or shine, participants will engage in dynamic exercises designed to prepare them for real-world corrosion challenges.
For more information, visit AMPP's website: https://www.ampp.org/.
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