Training Courses
Corrosion Level 1 Cathodic Protection of Steel in Concrete Courses in accordance with BS EN 15257
This standard EN15257 is aimed at enabling the competence of personnel involved in corrosion prevention techniques, carrying out cathodic protection studies, execution work, inspections and maintenance work to be defined and verified. The relevant application sectors include underground or immersed metallic structures, marine metallic structures, reinforced concrete structures and the inner surfaces of metallic container structures.
This European Standard defines three competence levels of personnel acting in the field of cathodic protection including survey, design, installation, testing and maintenance. It specifies a framework of procedures for the training and certification for the personnel to reach and demonstrate the competence levels. It defines the minimum requirements for certification bodies responsible for this certification.
The procedures for certification of cathodic protection personnel should be in accordance with EN ISO/IEC 17024.
Competence levels and certification schemes apply to each of the following application sectors:
- Reinforced concrete structures
- Underground and immersed metallic structures
- Marine metallic structures
- Inner surface of metallic container structures
It is not mandatory for a certification body to establish certification in all application sectors or to all levels of competence. A certification body may subdivide application sectors and may combine levels of competence.
Cathodic Protection Technician
ICorr Level 1 - Duration: 5 days
Description
This course is designed to prepare individuals for the ICorr Cathodic Protection Technician Level 1 examination. The course is suitable for candidates with or without experience in cathodic protection and will also be applicable to those who require a knowledge of cathodic protection but do not wish to take an examination. Most applications of cathodic protection are addressed although the main emphasis is applied to reinforced concrete.
NEXT COURSE: April 24,26, May 1,3,8, Motts Birmingham
Cathodic Protection Technician
ICorr Level 2 - Duration: 5 days
Description
This course is designed to prepare individuals for the ICorr Cathodic Protection Technician Level 2 examination. Any information in the syllabus below which is repeated from the Level 1 syllabus is dealt with in greater depth. The course is suitable for candidates with experience in cathodic protection and holding an ICorr Cathodic Protection Technician Level 1 approval.
NEXT COURSE: April 3,5,10,12,19, Motts Birmingham
Cathodic Protection Technician
ICorr Level 3
The Level 3 qualification is based on application to ICORR and peer review.
Training courses
CPA organises Level 1 courses on ad hoc basis throughout the year. The five day training course is normally spread over five consecutive weeks at a midlands venue. The cost to CPA members is £700 per person (£950 for non members). The cost of the examination is £250 per person and this should be booked direct with ICORR.
LATEST
CPA SEMINARS
The latest seminar in Livingston was well attended so there are plans to repeat the current programme of four papers at other UK venues in 2012. The planned venues are currently Newcastle, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Belfast and Dublin. Contact CPA office for more information.
TR73 CATHODIC PROTECTION OF STEEL IN CONCRETE
The purpose of this Concrete Society Report is to provide up-to-date and technically well-founded information on cathodic protection to assist civil and structural engineers and others responsible for structures and buildings, to assess whether cathodic protection is an appropriate remedy for reinforcement corrosion problems. - Click this link for more details
PA MEMBERS WIN BRITISH CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AWARD
The cathodic protection of the Silver Jubilee Bridge in Runcorn won the Local Authority Award.... Read more.
CATHODIC PROTECTION FOR MASONRY BUILDINGS (Incorporating Structural Steel Frames)
This joint NACE-CPA document is available to download from the CPA website. Click here
CPA MEMBERSHIP
A key objective of the Corrosion Prevention Association is to identify, quantify and communicate the principles and benefits of corrosion prevention to those having an influence or an interest in the design, construction, use, maintenance, preservation and investment in reinforced concrete buildings and structures.

