NACE INTERNATIONAL. AGENDA NACE International International Technical Activities IMPACT Study Career Development Wrap Up.

NACE INTERNATIONAL

AGENDA

NACE International International Technical

Activities IMPACT Study Career Development Wrap Up

WHO IS NACE?

Established by eleven corrosion engineers from the pipeline industry as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers in 1943

20151943 218 380 419 825

NACE founded by 11 Corrosion Engineers

155 most specified corrosion standards worldwide63 technical reports

380 Technical Committees serving every major industry

825 Training courses held in 2014

419 Corporate Members

35,751+ members in 130 countries

35,751

45,403+ Active NACE Institute Certification Holders Worldwide

45,403

NACE INTERNATIONALProtecting people, assets and the environment from corrosion

Infrastructure Utilities

TransportationProduction & Manufacturing

Government

INDUSTRY SECTORS SERVED BYNACE MEMBERS TODAY

SERVING MEMBERS WORLDWIDE

Forum for Technology Exchange

• Symposia & Seminars

• Conferences

Internationally Recognized and Specified Technical Standards

Public Affairs• Government relations• Public awareness

Education & Certification

Periodicals & Books• Corrosion Journal

• Materials Performance

• CoatingsPro

• CorrDefense

• More than 400 books on corrosion

Local Sections and Leadership

Membership and Awards

WHAT DOES NACE DO?

HOW DOES NACE IMPACTTHE CORROSION INDUSTRY?

220 standards and technical committee reports 15 industry events and conferences annually

– Including CORROSION, the largest event in the world dedicated to the corrosion industry

30 corrosion courses and training programs 26 certification programs specified worldwide 289 Certified Instructors Worldwide 7 corrosion industry publications, 400+ books

IMPACT STUDY

International Measures of Prevention, Application, and Economics of Corrosion Technologies

PREVIOUS STUDIESON CORROSION COSTS

Economic effects of metallic corrosion in the U.S. - Battelle, 1978

Corrosion Costs and Preventive Strategies in the United States- U.S. FHWA, 2002

RESULTS OF 2002 STUDY

U.S. Congress passed a law creating the Department of Defense Office of Corrosion Policy and Oversight

The world’s first undergraduate degreein corrosion engineering

Recognition of corrosion expertise as a critical factor in infrastructure planning and maintenance

CHANGES SINCE EARLIER STUDIES

Demand for: Global data Economic models Templates with applied decision tree

Business Environment: New technology Aging infrastructure issues worldwide New infrastructure development

U.S. DoD has demonstrated ROI up to 40:1

NEW IN IMPACT STUDY

Cost differences between

prevention vs. repair or replace

WHAT WILL BE DIFFERENT ABOUT THIS STUDY?

Global Data Include world's largest national economies

More Sectors Include detailed insight into all sectors

Economic Models Focus on more than costs Provide case histories Create models/templates for industry use Educate lawmakers

GLOBAL SCOPE OF STUDY

INDUSTRY SECTORS FOR STUDY

INDUSTRY ADVOCATES AND TECHNOLOGY CONTRIBUTORS

Here are a few partnerships and pending partnerships

TIMELINE

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

NACE EDUCATIONBY THE NUMBERS

36COUNTRIES

courses are offered

35,751MEMBERS & GROWING

16,827STUDENTS TRAINED IN 2014

in the U.S. and Internationally

829COURSES HELD IN 2014in the U.S. and Internationally

*data displayed is current as of December 31, 2014

320INSTRUCTORSQualified to teach

For the full schedule go to: http://www.nace.org/Education

A SAMPLE OF COURSES

CIP (Coating Inspector Program) Level 1

CIP Level 2

CIP Peer Review

CP (Cathodic Protection) 1 Tester

CP 2 Technician

CP 2 Maritime

CP 3 Technologist

CP 4 Specialist

Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Training (S-CAT)

Basic Corrosion

Designing for Corrosion Control

Internal Corrosion - Basic

Internal Corrosion - Advanced

NACE is accredited by the International Association of Continuing Education and Training

Certifications are typically awarded through an application process following successful completion of:

₋ required courses and corresponding exams₋ specified education level₋ specified work experience

First Certification for CP was awarded in 1971 First Certification for CIP was in awarded in 1982 Certifications must be renewed every three years to remain active Most Certification classes include OQ tasks relevant to course Certifications tracked through ISNetworld

NACE INSTITUTE CERTIFICATIONS

A SAMPLE OFNACE INSTITUTE CERTIFICATIONS

Protective Coating Technician Protective Coating Specialist S-CAT Technician

General Coatings Program

Corrosion Specialist Chemical Treatment Specialist Protective Coating Specialist Cathodic Protection Specialist Internal Corrosion Specialist Materials Selection/Design Specialist

Specialty Program

Corrosion Technician Corrosion Technologist Senior Corrosion Technologist O-CAT Technician

General Corrosion Program

COATING INSPECTOR PROGRAM

World’s largest and most recognized Coating Inspector Program, with over 20,000 cardholders

TRAINING & CERTIFICATION GUIDE

Course descriptions How to register for a course Registration fees Certification paths &

requirements How to renew your certification

NACE INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

NACE connects corrosion professionals worldwide through

conferences and expositions featuring speakers covering the

Most important topics of the moment.

CORROSION Bring on the Heat (U.S., China, India, UAE, Malaysia, Europe) UAE Corrosion Conference MR0175/ISO 15156 Seminar Concrete Service Life Extension Conference Top of the Line Corrosion Conference Pipeline Integrity Management Seminar (Ecuador) Corrosion Technology Week CORCON 2015 (India) Area Conferences and more

NACE PUBLICATIONS

MP Magazine- The leading resource on practical corrosion solutions read by 35,000 professionals worldwide.

CORROSION Journal - Regularly interacts with the global corrosion community. Impact factor 2.908 up 64% since 2012.

CoatingsPro Magazine - The leading magazine serving coatings professionals with more than 25,000 readers worldwide.

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