World Corrosion Awareness Day 2026 – Joint Statement from ICorr, EFC and CSCP

Every year on 24th April, the global corrosion community marks World Corrosion Awareness Day (WCAD), a vital initiative dedicated to raising awareness of corrosion as a major, yet preventable, global challenge. In 2026, the Institute of Corrosion (ICorr), the European...

2nd China-UK Corrosion Summit in Beijing, China on 12 & 13 April 2026

The 2nd China-UK Corrosion Summit was successfully held on 12–13 April 2026 in Beijing, hosted by the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB). The summit was jointly organised by the Institute of Corrosion (ICorr) and the Chinese Society for Corrosion and...

ICorr Contributes to Parliamentary and Scientific Committee Discussions on Microbial Roles in Environmental Legislation

On Monday, 2nd March 2026, ICorr participated in the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee (P and SC) meeting at the House of Parliament titled “How microbes are a crucially overlooked part of environmental and biodiversity legislation”. The session brought together...

Fix the One to Save the Nine

ICorr MIC Training Course, 11–15 May 2026 Microbiologically‑Influenced Corrosion (MIC) is one of the most underestimated — yet most costly — threats to industrial assets worldwide. From pipelines and storage tanks to water systems and offshore infrastructure, MIC...

ICorr Certified Training Courses Delivered at Your Company Premises

ICorr is pleased to offer a range of certified training courses—delivered by world‑leading experts—directly at your company premises worldwide. This approach enhances knowledge sharing, supports workforce development, and promotes the highest standards of...

ETGB Updates

In 2025, we laid the foundations for a stronger corrosion community through the establishment of the ICorr Engineering Training Governing Board (ETGB)—a structure designed to meet industry demands and raise professional standards. It was a year marked by productive...

ETGB – Connecting the Corrosion Community Through Training Excellence

ETGB Chair Introduction Welcome to the dedicated Engineering Training Governing Board (ETGB) page in each issue of Corrosion Management Journal. This space highlights our ongoing work across ICorr training and our commitment to delivering best-in-class corrosion...

ICorr Training: CPGB – A Year of Achievement New CPGB Chair

We have recently welcomed Ben Magee CEng MIEI MICE MICorr.  Director at McFarland Consulting Ltd and ICorr Level 4 Cathodic Protection Specialist as our new Chair and offer our full support to him. Retiring Chair The President has awarded a Certificate of Appreciation...

ICorr Certified Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) Training Course

11–15 May 2026 ICorr Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) course gives engineers, technologists,consultants, and asset integrity professionals the knowledge and practical skills needed toidentify, mitigate, and manage MIC risks. Backed by industry experts,...

Corrosion Mechanisms in Stainless Steel Course

The ICorr Engineering Training Governing Board (ICorr-ETGB), in collaboration with R‑Tech and BSSA, is pleased to invite you to register for our one‑day training course, “Corrosion Mechanisms in Stainless Steel.” Course details: • Date: 22 April 2026• Venue: NMC...

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CED – Join the New CED Committee

CED – Join the New CED Committee

We’re rebuilding – and we want you with us The ICorr Corrosion Engineering Division (CED) is undergoing a major refresh – and we’re looking for passionate corrosion professionals across the UK to help shape our next chapter. Whether you’re working in energy,...

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CEng Updates

New application are being processed and assessors are adjustinh to their new roles.  The website is being updated to provide the documentation and processes as per the ICorr direct licence. Our much-valued assessors come from varied backgrounds to review and assess...

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Meet the Corrosion Specialist – Johnny Morton

Meet the Corrosion Specialist – Johnny Morton

Profile of our New ICorr STGB Chair What did you aspire to be when you were younger?When I was growing up, I always wanted to run my own business. I actually achieved this pretty early, at 19 I started a mobile wholesale confectionery business inspired by my father,...

Recent ICorr Corporate Member News

Recent ICorr Corporate Member News

AkzoNobel AkzoNobel has extended its Chinese marine coatings partnership to accelerate transition to sustainable shipping. A strategic agreement has been signed between AkzoNobel’s Marine Coatings business and Winning Shipping in China which will help accelerate the...

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Ask The Expert

Ask the Expert

Ask the Expert

The questions in this issue feature pipeline corrosion and how to decide whether a full repaint or sport repair is required for a failed vessel lining Question: What is Top of the Line Corrosion?  When would you expect this, and how do you mitigate against it?  BK...

Ask The Expert – Issue 165

Ask The Expert – Issue 165

Question: Under what types of exterior atmospheric exposure (other than marine) is it necessary to test for soluble salts before maintenance painting?   PS Answer: The effect of soluble salt contamination on protective paint systems is well documented in terms of the...

Ask the Expect – Issue 165

Ask the Expect – Issue 165

The questions in this issue feature preventing corrosion of rebars in concrete and when to test for salt contamination of a substrate before painting. Question: What is the best way to prevent corrosion of reinforcing bars in concrete? CL Answer: By far the best way...

Fellows Corner

Basics of passive fire protection

Carbon steel is widely used a construction material of choice for buildings due to its inherent strength. Steel columns, trusses, girders and beams are the critical building components, failure of which usually leads to progressive collapse of the local and global...

Fellow’s Corner

Fellow’s Corner

This series of articles is intended to highlight industry wide engineering experiences, practical opinions and guidance, to allow improved awareness for the wider public and focused advice to practicing technologists. The series is written by ICorr Fellows who have...

Fellow’s Corner

This series of articles is intended to highlight industry-wide engineering experiences, practical opinions and guidance, to provide improved awareness for the wider public, and focussed advice for practicing technologists. The series is prepared by ICorr Fellows who...