
About CP 101
CATHODIC PROTECTION is a primary technique for the control of corrosion of buried and immersed structures.
Using clear and simple terminology, our CP 101 course shows how cathodic protection is used in conjunction with other systems to ensure long term integrity of infrastructure. In addition, this course de-mystifies some of the misconceptions about cathodic protection.
Learning Outcomes
This CPD accredited course will equip you with an understanding of:
- Cathodic protection
- Cathodic protection design concepts
- Stray current control
- Pipeline coatings
- Construction monitoring
- Coating integrity surveys
- AC interference
- Long-term cathodic protection
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About the Lecturers
NEIL WEBB
Neil is a chartered metallurgical engineer and a NACE Corrosion & Cathodic Protection Specialist. He has numerous qualifications in corrosion, coatings and cathodic protection.
Neil has a wealth of experience gained over more than 40 years in cathodic protection and stray current mitigation. Neil has also been responsible for several innovative CP systems for pipeline networks as well as tanks in both conventional and hazardous environments.
He is currently the Technical Director of the Isinyithi Group of companies and enjoys sharing his expertise through presenting letters and training courses.
VANESSA SEALY-FISHER
Vanessa holds her Masters in Chemistry and is a Director of the Isinyithi Group of companies, which specialises in corrosion protection services.
Vanessa has more than 25 years of experience in the corrosion protection sector providing broad sectors of industry with corrosion protection solutions.
She takes delight in sharing her knowledge and experiences in corrosion and is a regular lecturer for the Corrosion Institute of Southern Africa and is a NACE CP Instructor.
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