Start-Up and Commissioning

The start-up or commissioning of a cathodic protection system involves the energizing, adjusting, and testing of the cathodic protection (CP) system. This occurs after the installation of the CP system. The process of cathodic protection during construction and installation entails making sure all connections are in place, ensuring proper operation of the system, and reporting initial data. Our cathodic protection specialists will also make recommendations for how you should carry out future periodic inspections and testing.

Every field commissioning activity is directly overseen by a highly-trained NACE-certified CP4 operating in the field. Our corrosion specialists have vast amounts of experience installing, maintaining, and commissioning large cathodic protection systems for above-ground tankers, underground tankers, and underground pipelines, which means your assets will be in the hands of experienced professionals. This provides the highest level of assurance that your system was designed and built to industry standards, and that no issue goes overlooked. Whether you are new pipelines or making necessary repairs, our specialists provide investigations and quality assurance during cathodic protection system installation and construction.