Course

Marine Corrosion

American Boat and Yacht Council

Median earnings
Cost
$985
Duration
Completion

The Marine Corrosion Certification course is designed for marine professionals with a minimum of 3-5 years of practical experience.

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Skills taught

Understand atomic and molecular interactions to explain how matter behaves in corrosion‑related marine environmentsAnalyze chemical bonding and electrochemical reactions to determine their impact on marine corrosion processesEvaluate pH effects to assess how acidity and alkalinity influence corrosion behaviorCompare electrical‑flow theories to interpret electrical behavior relevant to marine corrosion systemsApply knowledge of the galvanic series to predict corrosion risks among common marine metalsIdentify corrosion types to diagnose single‑metal, galvanic, and stray‑current corrosion on vesselsMitigate corrosion in shore‑power systems by applying appropriate electrical‑connection practicesAssess marine metal properties to select suitable materials for corrosion‑resistant marine applicationsApply protective coatings to prevent corrosion and enhance surface durability in marine conditionsImplement cathodic protection systems to reduce corrosion through applied electrochemical methodsConduct corrosion surveys by following step‑by‑step procedures to identify and analyze vessel corrosion risks
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