Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) Training

Corrosion under insulation (CUI) remains a challenging corrosion mechanism to manage across the global process industries. After 70 years of insulating equipment and numerous published guidance, CUI failures continue to occur, some with very high safety, finance, and environmental consequences. CUI occurs on insulated, carbon steel, low-alloy steel and stainless-steel equipment across a wide range of operating temperatures and coating and insulation designs.  CUI can be especially prone to catastrophic failures. 

While there are several CUI training courses available, few address the holistic nature of CUI based on plant experience and few include the examination that certifies the expertise that attendees have acquired. Industry is left without a recognised standard for companies, employees, contractors, and consultants who must manage design, risk assessment and detection strategies of CUI, to reduce the onset and severity of CUI and detect significant CUI before failures occur.

The Institute of Corrosion has addressed this by developing an ICorr-accredited CUI course that includes examination and certification.

For further information about the 2-day CUI training course and why you should take it can be found here:  Why you should take this course