Galvanize It! An Educational Seminar on Hot-dip Galvanizing for Corrosion Protection
About the Seminar Presented by American Galvanizers Association (AGA) staff and/or members of the AGA, the FREE Galvanize It! educational seminar will assist you in the design and integration of corrosion protection into your project. The seminar material includes corrosion theory, design of galvanized steel products for quality galvanizing, discussion and video footage of the actual galvanizing process, pertinent ASTM specifications, inspection and painting over the galvanized coating, cathodic protection, electrochemical and galvanic corrosion, and much more.
The seminar culminates with an extensive review of galvanized steel projects in industries ranging from electrical/telecom utilities, pulp and paper, chemical and petrochemical, to transportation, building construction, and agriculture. View a sample agenda of the Galvanize It! seminar.  A 1-, 2-, or 4-hour format of the seminar is available.  Attending any of the seminars also qualifies you to receive continuing education/HSW credits from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and/or from the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES).   Who is the Seminar For? Galvanize It! has been hosted in virtually every state in the U.S. and province in Canada. Anyone with an interest in hot-dip galvanizing is welcome, but the following list contains some of the more traditional organizations who host or attend the Galvanize It! seminars:  Departments of Transportation (DOTs)   Engineering Firms   Architectural Companies   Construction Specifiers   Design-Build Firms   Colleges and Universities   Ministries of Transportation (MOTs)   Waterway and Transit Authorities   Manufacturers   Detailers   Fabricators Request a Seminar Today! The AGA tries to accommodate all requests for seminars, for organizations of all sizes.  To get more information or to request a Galvanize It! seminar for your organization (or in your area), call 1-800- HOT.SPEC (1.800.468.7732), fill out our online form, or send an email to rburke@galvanizeit.org. (An accredited online seminar is also available!  Click here for more information.)