NACE Technical Committees are the easiest way to contribute to corrosion standards that are the most respected standards in the world. Our open-door participation philosophy for NACE members is designed to make it easy to become involved in sharing your knowledge while networking with your peers. —Tom Weber, TCC Chair

What’s in itforBenefits of

Participating

Shape Industry Standards

Advance the Association

Stay Ahead of the Competition

Network with Peers

Establish Best Practices

Enhance Your Career

Help forward the strategic goals of NACE

Work on standards that affect the worldwide corrosion community

Serve on a prestigious committee to develop standards and reports

Keep up with the latest technologies and emerging trends of the industry

Network with key decisions makers and build a web of advisors and colleagues

Establish best practices that affect your company’s products and services

Want to join but don’t think you have time? Our committees are designed to provide you with the opportunity to have maximum input with minimal time commitment.

Make Your Impact NowJoin a Technical Committee Today

www.nace.org/jointcc

There are no additional fees required of technical committee members

Any NACE member can join a Specific Technology Group (STG), Task Group (TG), or a Technology Exchange Group (TEG). To become a TG member, you must contact the TG chair for permission.

How much does it cost?

What are the requirements?

You must be a NACE member to join a NACE technical committee. Become a member today by calling FirstService toll free at 1-800-797-NACE (6223) or by e-mail at firstservice@nace.org.

Make an Impact. Join Today!Visit www.nace.org/jointcc

E-mail tcc@nace.orgCall +1 281-228-6264

For more information on NACE technical committees, please contact:

Linda GoldbergDirector, Technical Activities

E-mail: linda.goldberg@nace.orgPhone: +1 281-228-6221

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Concrete, Land Transportation, and Coating Technology

Coatings and Linings, Protective: Atmospheric, STG 02 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Immersion and Buried Service, STG 03 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Surface Preparation, STG 04Reinforced Concrete, STG 01 Transportation, Land, STG 43

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Pipelines and Tanks, Industrial Water Treating and Building Systems, and Cathodic Protection Technology

Cathodic/Anodic Protection, STG 05 Cleaning, Chemical and Mechanical, STG 06 Nonmetallic Materials of Construction, STG 10Pipelines, Tanks, and Well Casings, STG 35 Water Treatment, STG 11

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Oil and Gas Production, Petroleum Refining, and Gas Processing Industries

Oil and Gas Production—Cathodic Protection, STG 30 Oil and Gas Production—Corrosion and Scale Inhibition, STG 31 Oil and Gas Production—Metallurgy, STG 32 Oil and Gas Production—Nonmetallics and Wear Coatings (Metallic), STG 33 Petroleum Refining and Gas Processing, STG 34

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Chemical Process and Energy, Pollution Control, Air and Sea Transportation, and Military Industries

Electric Utility Generation, Transmission, and Distribution, STG 41 Marine Corrosion: Ships and Structures, STG 44 Military and Aerospace Systems and Facilities, STG 40 Pollution Control, Waste Incineration, and Process Waste, STG 45 Process Industry—High Temperature, STG 37 Process Industries—Materials Applications and Experiences, STG 39Process Industry—Materials Performance in Chemicals, STG 36 Process Industry—Pulp, Paper, and Biomass Conversion, STG 38

Corrosion Science and Technology

Corrosion Management, STG 08 Corrosion Mechanisms, STG 60 Corrosion Monitoring and Measurement—Science and Engineering Applications, STG 62Inhibition—Corrosion and Scaling, STG 61

NACE is the leading voice in developing corrosion-related

standards and reports that affect your industry.

Get involved today by joining NACE technical committees.

There is no better community to be a part of than a committee that helps companies:

• Increase work safety

• Implement risk assessment

• Cut costs to improve bottom line

• Maintain proper maintenance and inspection effectively

• Preserve the longevity of products and infrastructure

NACE has

technical committees

NACE membersparticipate in

technical committeeactivities

Ways to get involvedTechnical Coordination Committee (TCC)This is the governing body for all technical committees below.Responsibilities include:• Coordinating committee functions • Establishing procedures • Promoting committee activity• Initiating new activities

The first step is to join:Specific Technology Group (STG)Administrative committees in charge of task groups and Technology Exchange Groups. STGs are the voting groups for NACE standards and technical committee reports.

Other areas to get involved:Task Group (TG)Small committees that develop standards and technical committee reports. TGs work and discuss drafts of standards or reports.

Technology Exchange Group (TEG)Committees that host Technical Information Exchanges (TIEs) and sponsor symposia at CORROSION. TIEs consist of either formal or informal presentations, or discussions of new technologies and solutions to corrosion problems.

Technology Management Groups (TMGs) TMGs provide a structure and channel for communication between the TCC and the various STGs. They provide assistance to help STGs achieve their objectives.

Work Groups (WGs)WGs can be formed under TGs to accomplish portions of the Task Group project.

Have an impact in your industry. Join a technical committee.

NACE technical committee work has produced direct rewards for me and my career as well as for my employer. Participating has improved my skills in working collaboratively, writing clear technical standards, resolving conflicts in a positive manner, and leading and administrating groups. It keeps me abreast of the latest technologies and industry best practices and allows me to network with my industry peers. ——Drew Hevle, TCC Vice Chair

Join Today!Sign up at www.nace.org/jointcc | E-mail tcc@nace.org | Call +1 281-228-6264

As a NACE member, you can:• Join an STG, which allows you to vote

• Propose a Technology Exchange Group, which allows you to organize a symposium or technical information exchange meeting

• Become a member or chair of a task group or Technology Exchange Group

• Become an officer after joining a Specific Technology Group

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Concrete, Land Transportation, and Coating Technology

Coatings and Linings, Protective: Atmospheric, STG 02 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Immersion and Buried Service, STG 03 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Surface Preparation, STG 04Reinforced Concrete, STG 01 Transportation, Land, STG 43

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Pipelines and Tanks, Industrial Water Treating and Building Systems, and Cathodic Protection Technology

Cathodic/Anodic Protection, STG 05 Cleaning, Chemical and Mechanical, STG 06 Nonmetallic Materials of Construction, STG 10Pipelines, Tanks, and Well Casings, STG 35 Water Treatment, STG 11

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Oil and Gas Production, Petroleum Refining, and Gas Processing Industries

Oil and Gas Production—Cathodic Protection, STG 30 Oil and Gas Production—Corrosion and Scale Inhibition, STG 31 Oil and Gas Production—Metallurgy, STG 32 Oil and Gas Production—Nonmetallics and Wear Coatings (Metallic), STG 33 Petroleum Refining and Gas Processing, STG 34

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Chemical Process and Energy, Pollution Control, Air and Sea Transportation, and Military Industries

Electric Utility Generation, Transmission, and Distribution, STG 41 Marine Corrosion: Ships and Structures, STG 44 Military and Aerospace Systems and Facilities, STG 40 Pollution Control, Waste Incineration, and Process Waste, STG 45 Process Industry—High Temperature, STG 37 Process Industries—Materials Applications and Experiences, STG 39Process Industry—Materials Performance in Chemicals, STG 36 Process Industry—Pulp, Paper, and Biomass Conversion, STG 38

Corrosion Science and Technology

Corrosion Management, STG 08 Corrosion Mechanisms, STG 60 Corrosion Monitoring and Measurement—Science and Engineering Applications, STG 62Inhibition—Corrosion and Scaling, STG 61

NACE is the leading voice in developing corrosion-related

standards and reports that affect your industry.

Get involved today by joining NACE technical committees.

There is no better community to be a part of than a committee that helps companies:

• Increase work safety

• Implement risk assessment

• Cut costs to improve bottom line

• Maintain proper maintenance and inspection effectively

• Preserve the longevity of products and infrastructure

NACE has

technical committees

NACE membersparticipate in

technical committeeactivities

Ways to get involvedTechnical Coordination Committee (TCC)This is the governing body for all technical committees below.Responsibilities include:• Coordinating committee functions • Establishing procedures • Promoting committee activity• Initiating new activities

The first step is to join:Specific Technology Group (STG)Administrative committees in charge of task groups and Technology Exchange Groups. STGs are the voting groups for NACE standards and technical committee reports.

Other areas to get involved:Task Group (TG)Small committees that develop standards and technical committee reports. TGs work and discuss drafts of standards or reports.

Technology Exchange Group (TEG)Committees that host Technical Information Exchanges (TIEs) and sponsor symposia at CORROSION. TIEs consist of either formal or informal presentations, or discussions of new technologies and solutions to corrosion problems.

Technology Management Groups (TMGs) TMGs provide a structure and channel for communication between the TCC and the various STGs. They provide assistance to help STGs achieve their objectives.

Work Groups (WGs)WGs can be formed under TGs to accomplish portions of the Task Group project.

Have an impact in your industry. Join a technical committee.

NACE technical committee work has produced direct rewards for me and my career as well as for my employer. Participating has improved my skills in working collaboratively, writing clear technical standards, resolving conflicts in a positive manner, and leading and administrating groups. It keeps me abreast of the latest technologies and industry best practices and allows me to network with my industry peers. ——Drew Hevle, TCC Vice Chair

Join Today!Sign up at www.nace.org/jointcc | E-mail tcc@nace.org | Call +1 281-228-6264

As a NACE member, you can:• Join an STG, which allows you to vote

• Propose a Technology Exchange Group, which allows you to organize a symposium or technical information exchange meeting

• Become a member or chair of a task group or Technology Exchange Group

• Become an officer after joining a Specific Technology Group

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Concrete, Land Transportation, and Coating Technology

Coatings and Linings, Protective: Atmospheric, STG 02 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Immersion and Buried Service, STG 03 Coatings and Linings, Protective: Surface Preparation, STG 04Reinforced Concrete, STG 01 Transportation, Land, STG 43

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Pipelines and Tanks, Industrial Water Treating and Building Systems, and Cathodic Protection Technology

Cathodic/Anodic Protection, STG 05 Cleaning, Chemical and Mechanical, STG 06 Nonmetallic Materials of Construction, STG 10Pipelines, Tanks, and Well Casings, STG 35 Water Treatment, STG 11

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Oil and Gas Production, Petroleum Refining, and Gas Processing Industries

Oil and Gas Production—Cathodic Protection, STG 30 Oil and Gas Production—Corrosion and Scale Inhibition, STG 31 Oil and Gas Production—Metallurgy, STG 32 Oil and Gas Production—Nonmetallics and Wear Coatings (Metallic), STG 33 Petroleum Refining and Gas Processing, STG 34

Corrosion Prevention and Control for Chemical Process and Energy, Pollution Control, Air and Sea Transportation, and Military Industries

Electric Utility Generation, Transmission, and Distribution, STG 41 Marine Corrosion: Ships and Structures, STG 44 Military and Aerospace Systems and Facilities, STG 40 Pollution Control, Waste Incineration, and Process Waste, STG 45 Process Industry—High Temperature, STG 37 Process Industries—Materials Applications and Experiences, STG 39Process Industry—Materials Performance in Chemicals, STG 36 Process Industry—Pulp, Paper, and Biomass Conversion, STG 38

Corrosion Science and Technology

Corrosion Management, STG 08 Corrosion Mechanisms, STG 60 Corrosion Monitoring and Measurement—Science and Engineering Applications, STG 62Inhibition—Corrosion and Scaling, STG 61

NACE is the leading voice in developing corrosion-related

standards and reports that affect your industry.

Get involved today by joining NACE technical committees.

There is no better community to be a part of than a committee that helps companies:

• Increase work safety

• Implement risk assessment

• Cut costs to improve bottom line

• Maintain proper maintenance and inspection effectively

• Preserve the longevity of products and infrastructure

NACE has

technical committees

NACE membersparticipate in

technical committeeactivities

Ways to get involvedTechnical Coordination Committee (TCC)This is the governing body for all technical committees below.Responsibilities include:• Coordinating committee functions • Establishing procedures • Promoting committee activity• Initiating new activities

The first step is to join:Specific Technology Group (STG)Administrative committees in charge of task groups and Technology Exchange Groups. STGs are the voting groups for NACE standards and technical committee reports.

Other areas to get involved:Task Group (TG)Small committees that develop standards and technical committee reports. TGs work and discuss drafts of standards or reports.

Technology Exchange Group (TEG)Committees that host Technical Information Exchanges (TIEs) and sponsor symposia at CORROSION. TIEs consist of either formal or informal presentations, or discussions of new technologies and solutions to corrosion problems.

Technology Management Groups (TMGs) TMGs provide a structure and channel for communication between the TCC and the various STGs. They provide assistance to help STGs achieve their objectives.

Work Groups (WGs)WGs can be formed under TGs to accomplish portions of the Task Group project.

Have an impact in your industry. Join a technical committee.

NACE technical committee work has produced direct rewards for me and my career as well as for my employer. Participating has improved my skills in working collaboratively, writing clear technical standards, resolving conflicts in a positive manner, and leading and administrating groups. It keeps me abreast of the latest technologies and industry best practices and allows me to network with my industry peers. ——Drew Hevle, TCC Vice Chair

Join Today!Sign up at www.nace.org/jointcc | E-mail tcc@nace.org | Call +1 281-228-6264

As a NACE member, you can:• Join an STG, which allows you to vote

• Propose a Technology Exchange Group, which allows you to organize a symposium or technical information exchange meeting

• Become a member or chair of a task group or Technology Exchange Group

• Become an officer after joining a Specific Technology Group

NACE Technical Committees are the easiest way to contribute to corrosion standards that are the most respected standards in the world. Our open-door participation philosophy for NACE members is designed to make it easy to become involved in sharing your knowledge while networking with your peers. —Tom Weber, TCC Chair

What’s in itforBenefits of

Participating

Shape Industry Standards

Advance the Association

Stay Ahead of the Competition

Network with Peers

Establish Best Practices

Enhance Your Career

Help forward the strategic goals of NACE

Work on standards that affect the worldwide corrosion community

Serve on a prestigious committee to develop standards and reports

Keep up with the latest technologies and emerging trends of the industry

Network with key decisions makers and build a web of advisors and colleagues

Establish best practices that affect your company’s products and services

Want to join but don’t think you have time? Our committees are designed to provide you with the opportunity to have maximum input with minimal time commitment.

Make Your Impact NowJoin a Technical Committee Today

www.nace.org/jointcc

There are no additional fees required of technical committee members

Any NACE member can join a Specific Technology Group (STG), Task Group (TG), or a Technology Exchange Group (TEG). To become a TG member, you must contact the TG chair for permission.

How much does it cost?

What are the requirements?

You must be a NACE member to join a NACE technical committee. Become a member today by calling FirstService toll free at 1-800-797-NACE (6223) or by e-mail at firstservice@nace.org.

Make an Impact. Join Today!Visit www.nace.org/jointcc

E-mail tcc@nace.orgCall +1 281-228-6264

For more information on NACE technical committees, please contact:

Linda GoldbergDirector, Technical Activities

E-mail: linda.goldberg@nace.orgPhone: +1 281-228-6221

NACE Technical Committees are the easiest way to contribute to corrosion standards that are the most respected standards in the world. Our open-door participation philosophy for NACE members is designed to make it easy to become involved in sharing your knowledge while networking with your peers. —Tom Weber, TCC Chair

What’s in itforBenefits of

Participating

Shape Industry Standards

Advance the Association

Stay Ahead of the Competition

Network with Peers

Establish Best Practices

Enhance Your Career

Help forward the strategic goals of NACE

Work on standards that affect the worldwide corrosion community

Serve on a prestigious committee to develop standards and reports

Keep up with the latest technologies and emerging trends of the industry

Network with key decisions makers and build a web of advisors and colleagues

Establish best practices that affect your company’s products and services

Want to join but don’t think you have time? Our committees are designed to provide you with the opportunity to have maximum input with minimal time commitment.

Make Your Impact NowJoin a Technical Committee Today

www.nace.org/jointcc

There are no additional fees required of technical committee members

Any NACE member can join a Specific Technology Group (STG), Task Group (TG), or a Technology Exchange Group (TEG). To become a TG member, you must contact the TG chair for permission.

How much does it cost?

What are the requirements?

You must be a NACE member to join a NACE technical committee. Become a member today by calling FirstService toll free at 1-800-797-NACE (6223) or by e-mail at firstservice@nace.org.

Make an Impact. Join Today!Visit www.nace.org/jointcc

E-mail tcc@nace.orgCall +1 281-228-6264

For more information on NACE technical committees, please contact:

Linda GoldbergDirector, Technical Activities

E-mail: linda.goldberg@nace.orgPhone: +1 281-228-6221

NACE Technical Committees are the easiest way to contribute to corrosion standards that are the most respected standards in the world. Our open-door participation philosophy for NACE members is designed to make it easy to become involved in sharing your knowledge while networking with your peers. —Tom Weber, TCC Chair

What’s in itforBenefits of

Participating

Shape Industry Standards

Advance the Association

Stay Ahead of the Competition

Network with Peers

Establish Best Practices

Enhance Your Career

Help forward the strategic goals of NACE

Work on standards that affect the worldwide corrosion community

Serve on a prestigious committee to develop standards and reports

Keep up with the latest technologies and emerging trends of the industry

Network with key decisions makers and build a web of advisors and colleagues

Establish best practices that affect your company’s products and services

Want to join but don’t think you have time? Our committees are designed to provide you with the opportunity to have maximum input with minimal time commitment.

Make Your Impact NowJoin a Technical Committee Today

www.nace.org/jointcc

There are no additional fees required of technical committee members

Any NACE member can join a Specific Technology Group (STG), Task Group (TG), or a Technology Exchange Group (TEG). To become a TG member, you must contact the TG chair for permission.

How much does it cost?

What are the requirements?

You must be a NACE member to join a NACE technical committee. Become a member today by calling FirstService toll free at 1-800-797-NACE (6223) or by e-mail at firstservice@nace.org.

Make an Impact. Join Today!Visit www.nace.org/jointcc

E-mail tcc@nace.orgCall +1 281-228-6264

For more information on NACE technical committees, please contact:

Linda GoldbergDirector, Technical Activities

E-mail: linda.goldberg@nace.orgPhone: +1 281-228-6221