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[MW:4184] FW: NIGIS Education Training Programme on "Pipeline Corrosion" at Mumbai

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From: NACE International Gateway India Section [mailto:naceindiasection@gmail.com]
Sent: 02 February 2010 16:13
Subject: NIGIS Education Training Programme on “Pipeline Corrosion” at Mumbai

Sub: NIGIS Education Training Programme on “Pipeline Corrosion” at Mumbai

 

Dear Sir,

 

We have received a large number of nominations for Pipeline Corrosion educational & training programme that was to be held during 3rd – 6th February 2010 but due to the logistical issues many participants cannot be accommodated in the programme. Therefore, we have decided to organize one more educational & training programme on Pipeline Corrosion during 8th – 11th February 2010 at Hotel Rodas, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai – 76.

 

The program includes best features of our earlier program on 1) Pipeline Corrosion 2) Cathodic Protection and is therefore its duration has been increased to 4 days.

 

A copy of brochure is attached for your reference. Registration for above mentioned course is on first come first registered basis, as the course has only limited seats.

 

We are thankful to you for your support to the cause of combating corrosion. We request you to participate / nominate your officers to NACE International Gateway India Section’s Education Training Programmes.

 

An early response will be highly appreciated. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

 

Thanking you

 

R P Nagar

Chairman – NIGIS &

Programme Coordinator


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