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

3. WHO IS NACE?
Established by eleven corrosion engineers from the pipeline industry as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers in 1943

4. Nace INTERNATIONAL Protecting people, assets and the environment from corrosion
1943
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380
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NACE founded by 11 Corrosion Engineers
155 most specified corrosion standards worldwide 63 technical reports
380 Technical Committees serving every major industry
825 Training courses held in 2014
419 Corporate Members
35,751+ members in
130 countries
2015
35,751
45,403
From its beginnings in 1943, NACE has always been heavily involved in the protection of pipelines. Now, as the largest organization of corrosion professionals in the world, we are still heavily involved in the Oil and Gas industry but have branched out into other industries where corrosion is a concern.
45,403+ Active NACE Institute Certification Holders Worldwide

5. INDUSTRY SECTORS SERVED BY NACE MEMBERS TODAY
Infrastructure
Utilities
Transportation
Production & Manufacturing
These industry sectors comprise the majority of the NACE membership, but all industries are represented, so you should be able to find many members with common interests. As you can see, we’ve moved well beyond pipelines and this slide doesn’t even cover everything our members are doing.
Infrastructure - Highway Bridges, Gas and Liquid Pipelines, Waterways and Ports, Hazmat Storage, Airports, Railroads
Utilities - Gas distribution, drinking water and sewer systems, electrical utilities, telecommunications
Transportation - Motor vehicles, ships, aircraft, railroad cars, hazmat transport
Production & Manufacturing - Oil and Gas exploration and production, mining, petroleum refining, chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, agricultural production, food processing, electronics, home appliances
Government - Defense, nuclear waste storage
Government

6. SERVING MEMBERS WORLDWIDE
NACE has 5 locations including offices in China, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Malaysia. We also have a new training facility in Dubai which is the first NACE facility of this type outside of the U.S. Section Stats: we now have 131 Sections Worldwide, 25 Student Sections in 14 Countries

7. WHAT DOES NACE DO? 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

8. HOW DOES NACE IMPACT THE 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

9. IMPACT STUDY
International Measures of Prevention, Application, and Economics of Corrosion Technologies

10. PREVIOUS STUDIES ON 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
Past Studies have had an impact on corrosion awareness and have highlighted the overall cost of corrosion in various countries.

11. 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 degree in corrosion engineering Recognition of corrosion expertise as a critical factor in infrastructure planning and maintenance
DoD CPO is the first and only organization of its kind. It has saved the U.S. Military $ billions and has demonstrated anywhere from a 5:1 to as high as a 40:1 ROI.

12. 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
These items represent what has come from the earlier studies: demand for data not previously covered by studies, infrastructure and technology changes, and

13. Cost differences between prevention vs. repair or replace
NEW IN IMPACT STUDY
Cost differences between
prevention vs. repair or replace
This is the leading request we’ve heard from industry leaders, legislators, and media since the earlier studies were developed. “What will is cost my business/constituents/readers?” This study will develop a set of verifiable case histories showing the cost differences between prevention vs. repairs or replacement with a focus on various strategies and consequences of those strategies. This will also provide data to develop a set of tools which can be used to justify the cost of corrosion control solutions and demonstrate how rework in the field can cost times the original cost.

14. 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
The study will verify and update existing data in the 2002 study, provide new data for global regions not included in previous studies, and integrate research based on international, regional, and academic participation and will focus on economic data to provide statistics and models that asset owners can use to implement asset preservation, management, and/or replacement.

15. GLOBAL SCOPE OF STUDY

16. INDUSTRY SECTORS FOR STUDY

17. Industry Advocates and Technology Contributors
Here are a few partnerships and pending partnerships

18. Timeline

19. CAREER DEVELOPMENT

20. NACE EDUCATION BY THE NUMBERS36
COUNTRIES
courses are offered
35,751
MEMBERS & GROWING
16,827
STUDENTS TRAINED IN 2014
in the U.S. and Internationally
829
COURSES HELD IN 2014
*data displayed is current as of December 31, 2014
320
INSTRUCTORS
Qualified to teach

21. A SAMPLE OF COURSES
CIP (Coating Inspector Program) Level 1
CP (Cathodic Protection) 1 Tester
Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Training (S-CAT)
CIP Level 2
CP 2 Technician
Basic Corrosion
CIP Peer Review
CP 2 Maritime
Designing for Corrosion Control
CP 3 Technologist
Internal Corrosion - Basic
CP 4 Specialist
Internal Corrosion - Advanced
The NACE course that are available as part of this program include all three levels of the Coating Inspector Program (CIP), as well as a CIP Level 2 Maritime Emphasis.
All for levels of the Cathodic Protection Program (CP).
Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Training (S-CAT)
Basic Corrosion
Designing for Corrosion Control and two levels of Internal Corrosion training.
For the full schedule go to:

22. NACE INSTITUTE CERTIFICATIONS
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
Abdullah has been selected to the Institute’s Certification Commission and we look forward to Saudi Aramco’s active participation.

23. A SAMPLE OF NACE INSTITUTE CERTIFICATIONS
General Corrosion Program
Specialty Program
Corrosion Technician
Corrosion Technologist
Senior Corrosion Technologist
O-CAT Technician
Corrosion Specialist
Chemical Treatment Specialist
Protective Coating Specialist
Cathodic Protection Specialist
Internal Corrosion Specialist
Materials Selection/Design Specialist
General Coatings Program
Protective Coating Technician
Protective Coating Specialist
S-CAT Technician

24. Coating Inspector Program
World’s largest and most recognized Coating Inspector Program, with over 20,000 cardholders
The NACE CIP is an example of how we recognized an industry need, established a group of industry experts, tackled the resistance of the industry norm and created a training program that has grown to the largest coating inspection program in the world.

25. TRAINING & CERTIFICATION GUIDE
Course descriptions
How to register for a course
Registration fees
Certification paths & requirements
How to renew your certification

26. 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 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
From small meetings serving specific industry sectors or professions, to an annual conference with nearly 7,000 attendees, NACE brings corrosion professionals together worldwide for education, information sharing, and networking.

27. 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 up 64% since 2012.
CoatingsPro Magazine - The leading magazine serving coatings professionals with more than 25,000 readers worldwide.
Newsletters

28. THANK YOU