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NACE International Announces Headquarters Relocation

New, larger office accommodates increased staff to serve fast-growing corrosion industryNACE International, the world’s largest technical society serving corrosion industry professionals and businesses worldwide, today announced the relocation of its global headquarters in Houston. The new address is 15835 Park Ten Place Houston, Texas 77084. “This move came just in time,” said Bob Chalker, NACE International CEO. “Increased demand from the Industry has led to the need for more staff at the association and we were quickly outgrowing our old office building. The new building’s spacious

NACE International Applauds House and Senate Passage of Bipartisan Water Infrastructure Legislation

Corrosion Control Planning Recommended for Water Infrastructure Projects NationwideToday, the Senate passed the Water Resources Reform and Development Act (WRRDA). WRRDA funds the nation’s waterway, ports, levees, dams, and other important water infrastructure and has not been reauthorized by Congress since 2007. “I congratulate Members of Congress and staff in the House and Senate for passing legislation that is crucial to the future of our nation’s infrastructure,” said Bob Chalker, Chief Executive Officer of NACE International. “This legislation provides businesses, Federal agencies,

Largest Corrosion Control Event in the World to Comes to San Antonio, Texas, March 9-13, 2014

NACE International's Annual Conference & Expo, CORROSION 2014, to focus on public and environmental safety, and training and education to reduce the $2.2 trillion global cost of corrosion.More than 6,500 professionals who specialize in controlling and preventing the damaging effects of corrosion and rust will attend NACE International’s 69th annual CORROSION 2014 Conference and Expo , held March 9–13 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas. Executives and corrosion experts representing industry, government, and academia will travel from 69

Corrosion Professionals Speak About Rewarding Jobs, Career Paths in the Thriving Corrosion Industry

I AM NACE Profiles Spotlight Corrosion Career Stories of NACE International MembersCareers in corrosion control and prevention are unfamiliar to most job seekers, but there are few professions with as much steady growth, rising salary averages, and opportunities to make a positive impact on public safety and the environment. Demand for corrosion professionals is increasing at the same time a wave of retirements is anticipated; the industry needs more qualified professionals. To help inform prospective corrosion professionals about what it’s like to work in the industry, NACE International

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