ACA Fundamentals of MIC Mitigation
Richard Eckert
Lead Instructor
Torben Lund Skovhus
Lead Instructor
Course A104
What's included?
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Over 8 hours of learning activities
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Mitigation methods applied in asset design
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Materials selection
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Physical cleaning
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Chemical treatment: corrosion inhibitors and biocides
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Operational controls for mitigation
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Case studies of MIC mitigation
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Interview with an expert
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Downloadable lesson notes and other resources
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Feedback from instructors on specific assignments
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Certificate of completion provided at end of course
Increase your understanding
Gain an understanding of the types of mitigation methods that can be applied for MIC management, how and where these methods can be applied, benefits and limitations of different methods and considerations for monitoring their effectiveness.
Apply your new knowledge
You will also learn how to put the ideas presented to you into action with case study assignments that receive feedback directly from the instructors.
Course Lessons
Learn when MIC mitigation is needed and how to choose from the many options available.
What is MIC Mitigation?
MIC mitigation includes physical, chemical, operational and design stage mitigation methods. Selection of the best mitigation methods depends highly on the quality of the MIC threat assessment that should be performed prior to selecting mitigation methods. Companies spend millions of dollars per year on chemical treatment but in many cases cannot be assured that the treatment is actually working as intended. Whenever mitigation methods are applied, the means to assess their effectiveness needs to be considered.
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