ACA Fundamentals of MIC Monitoring

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Richard Eckert

Lead Instructor

Torben Lund Skovhus

Lead Instructor
Course A105
Contains over 8 hours of e-learning, 60 Activities total, 33 Lectures, 12 self assessments, and 40 downloadable resources.

What's included?

  • Over 8 hours of learning content!
  • Selecting monitoring and sampling locations
  • Applying state of the art molecular methods
  • Learn benefits and limitations of each method
  • Data analysis and decision making
  • Case histories of monitoring MIC
  • Where to go for more information
  • Downloadable lesson notes and other resources
  • Instructor feedback on certain assignments
  • Certificate of completion provided at end of course

Increase your understanding

Learn the types of monitoring methods that are available to help determine if MIC is a threat and if mitigation measures are actually working. State of the art DNA based molecular microbiological methods (MMM) are covered in this course.  

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

What should I know about MIC monitoring? 

MIC Monitoring

There are a wide variety of methods available for corrosion and MIC monitoring, including microbiological methods based on DNA. Whether monitoring the effectiveness of mitigation or assessing an asset for the first time, the selection of monitoring methods to provide multiple lines of evidence is crucial. There is no method that solely and reliably identified MIC; rather it is the intelligent combination of multiple methods and technologies. This course provide details about each method and how to select and implement the appropriate methods for different assets. 

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Patrick Jones - Course author
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