Second Young Engineer Programme 2024-202×5 Session

The second session of the Young Engineer Programme (YEP) 2024-2025 took place on February 22nd 2024, and was hosted online via Zoom.

The event featured an enlightening presentation delivered by Paul Lambert, Head of Materials and Corrosion at Mott MacDonald, a distinguished figure in the field of materials and corrosion engineering. Paul Lambert’s wealth of experience and expertise, combined with his previous and present leadership roles within the Institute of Corrosion (ICorr), added significant value to the session.

Presenter Profile

Paul Lambert, Head of Materials and Corrosion Technology, 
Mott Macdonald

Paul Lambert, with over 40 years of experience, has been at the forefront of structural durability and degradation investigations. He has also contributed extensively to the development of innovative remedial techniques for civil and building structures. Paul’s tenure as the President of ICorr from 2008 to 2010 and his current role as the Chair of the ICorr Professional Assessment Committee underscore his prominence and influence in the industry.

Key Highlights of the Session

Key Highlights of the Session

Paul Lambert’s presentation provided a comprehensive overview of material selection and its pivotal role in corrosion prevention. The following are the key highlights discussed during the session:

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Paul explained the importance of selecting the appropriate materials for corrosion prevention strategies. He emphasised the critical role of materials in ensuring the longevity and integrity of various structures.
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The presentation covered a wide range of materials commonly used in industrial applications, including carbon steels, corrosion-resistant alloys, polymers, composites, and concrete. Paul mentioned the benefits, limitations (including susceptibility to different degradation mechanisms), and specific industrial applications of each material type.
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Paul underscored the significance of adhering to relevant codes and standards in material selection and corrosion prevention practices. He highlighted the importance of regulatory compliance in ensuring the safety and reliability of engineering projects.

The Young Engineer Programme 2024-2025 participants expressed their appreciation for Paul’s insightful presentation through positive feedback shared in the meeting chat and the lecture was well-received, with attendees acknowledging the valuable knowledge and practical insights gained.

In conclusion, Paul Lambert’s presentation at the second Young Engineer Programme 2024-2025 session was highly informative and engaging. His expertise in materials and corrosion engineering, coupled with his leadership roles within ICorr, provided YEP attendees with invaluable insights into the intricacies of material selection and corrosion prevention.  The YEP 2024-2025 organisers, Izabela Gajewska and Dr. Danny Burkle, extend their sincere gratitude to Paul Lambert for his exceptional contribution to the Young Engineer Programme 2024-2025 session. His expertise and insights significantly enhanced the educational value of the session, undoubtedly leaving a lasting impression on all participants.

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