Ensuring Confidence in ICorr Professional Credentials

ICorr is committed to maintaining the integrity and credibility of its professional memberships and certifications. These credentials represent recognised standards of competence, professionalism, and commitment within the corrosion and asset integrity industries.

The official method to confirm the authenticity and current validity of an individual’s ICorr membership or certification is to contact ICorr Headquarters directly.

Verification requests may include, but are not limited to:

• ICorr Membership Grades, including Fellow (FICorr) and Professional Member (MICorr)
• ICorr Protective Coatings Inspector Certifications (Levels 1, 2 and 3)
• ICorr Cathodic Protection Certifications (Levels 1, 2 and 3)
• Other ICorr qualifications and professional credentials

For any questions regarding ICorr memberships, certifications, or professional qualifications, please contact admin@icorr.org.

Our team will be pleased to assist with verification enquiries and help ensure that employers, clients, contractors, and members of the public can have confidence in the credentials presented to them. By working together to verify professional credentials, we can help protect the integrity of the profession and safeguard individuals and organisations from fraudulent certification or membership claims.

ICorr recognises the importance of secure and accessible credential verification and is actively exploring future improvements to its systems that will enable online verification capabilities.

As we celebrate Volunteers’ Week, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to all our volunteers across the Institute of Corrosion.

 “ICorr’s success is built on the dedication of volunteers who generously share their knowledge, experience and time. Their contributions not only strengthen our Institute but also help develop the next generation of corrosion professionals and advance professional standards across our industry. On behalf of ICorr, I would like to thank all our volunteers for their commitment and service.” (Dr. Yunnan Gao, ICorr President)

Volunteers are at the heart of ICorr. Across our branches, committees, technical groups and professional registration activities, members generously contribute their time, expertise and enthusiasm to support both the Institute and the wider corrosion profession.

 Whether organising branch events, mentoring early-career professionals, supporting student seminar programmes, contributing to technical committees, or assisting with professional registration assessments and interviews, our volunteers play a vital role in maintaining professional standards, sharing knowledge, and helping others develop their careers.

This year, ICorr has launched the Skills for Corrosionists training series, an online initiative developed in collaboration with our Midlands Branch to address the growing need for professional and interpersonal skills development among corrosion professionals in the early stages of their careers. The programme has been made possible through the dedication and commitment of volunteer organisers and presenters who are passionate about supporting the next generation.

Another excellent example is the ICorr Regional Research Exchange, jointly organised by the North West and Yorkshire & Humber Branches in collaboration with Young ICorr, the University of Leeds and the University of Manchester. This initiative provides an important platform for students, researchers and industry professionals to share knowledge, build networks and strengthen links between academia and industry.

Behind these and many other activities are volunteers who give their time to help ICorr deliver value to its members and the wider engineering community. Their commitment ensures that the Institute continues to promote professional excellence, support career development and advance the understanding and management of corrosion.

To all our volunteers, thank you for your dedication, expertise and service. Your contribution is essential to the continued success of ICorr and the development of the corrosion profession.

If you would like to become involved and contribute to the work of the Institute, please contact admin@icorr.org with the subject line “Volunteering Opportunity”.