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Protect structures and assets against corrosion throughout their service life

Corrosion can reduce the service life of structures and assets, increase maintenance costs, and create uncertainty about safety, durability, and the risk of deterioration. Owners of assets and infrastructure, as well as operations and project managers, therefore need confidence that corrosion protection performs as intended throughout the asset lifecycle. Corrosion protection may consist of cathodic protection, protective coatings such as paint or hot-dip galvanisation, or combinations of multiple methods, depending on the structure, environment, and operating conditions.

From design to life extension

The need for corrosion protection services arises throughout the life of a structure, from quality assurance during manufacturing and factory acceptance testing (FAT) to handover inspections, installation control, condition assessments, life extension projects, damage repairs, and operational changes. Regardless of the protection method, its effectiveness depends on correct preparation, application, implementation and maintenance.

Documentation for informed decision-making

We support corrosion protection through inspection, verification, monitoring, modelling, and technical advisory services. We plan activities according to your needs, carry them out in accordance with relevant standards, and assess the results against your design specifications. Based on this, we provide documentation of the condition and performance of the corrosion protection to support maintenance planning, life assessments, and decisions regarding repair or life extension.

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Close-up of the Field Gradient Sensor (FiGS®), a highly sensitive  non-contact instrument used to assess cathodic protection performance on offshore structures.
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FiGS® cathodic protection survey

A unique, non-contact survey method that verifies cathodic protection performance and identifies under-protection across subsea structures and pipelines.