A robust nuclear safety culture is necessary for safe and reliable operation of commercial nuclear power plants. Develop your knowledge of how protective coatings play an important role in maintaining this safety. Attend the NACE Nuclear Power Plant Coatings Symposium to connect with industry personnel and coatings professionals while discussing important topics related to protective coatings and linings for commercial nuclear power facilities. 

Topics include but are not limited to: 

• The History of Protective Coating Use in Nuclear Power Plants
• Cure-In-Place Liners for Tanks and Piping 
• ‍AP-1000 Construction Update
• USNRC update 
• Remote Coating and Lining Technology
• Nuclear Utility Owner Protective Coating Specialist Forum
• Small Modular Reactors

This event will help you: 

• Understand the importance of creating a safety culture by protecting against corrosion 
• Increase your knowledge of how protective coatings are used and inspected in nuclear power plants 
• Network with professionals engaged in similar actions for the coatings and nuclear industry

Who should attend?

The symposium will be of interest to individuals involved with the selection, procurement, application, maintenance and assessment of effectiveness of coatings at nuclear power generating facilities. It will be of particular benefit to the following types of individuals associated with coatings or nuclear power plants:

• Qualified coating inspectors (NACE CIPs and CIPs that have completed the Nuclear Facilities Certification Supplement)
• Inspection firms - qualified inspectors and managers
• Coating manufacturers sales and technical representatives
• Architectural engineering firms - personnel involved in coating inspection and evaluation
• Coating contractors, applicators and project managers
• Governmental agencies with nuclear power plant oversight
• Nuclear power plant coatings specialists, engineers, maintenance personnel, quality control and assurance managers