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A cathodic protection program is a preventative maintenance program to ensure cathodic protection systems at a facility are maintained and tested in a cost effective, regular interval and remedial repairs are performed in a timely manner.
A well run program should include budgeting and personnel for the following:

  • Training for technical personnel
  • Monitoring of CP system by on-site personnel
  • Annual surveys by CP experts
  • On call services of corrosion technical experts to inspect corrosion failures
  • On call services of corrosion technical experts to help design remedial repairs
  • Periodic CP system repairs.
  • Records maintenance for inspection by regulatory agencies and maintenance personnel.

NACE International www. nace.org maintains a directory of technical experts in cathodic protection.

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