All of us (you, me and our associates) who are active in this business of controlling corrosion through the exercise of corrosion engineering expertise like to think of ourselves as professionals. In most cases we are just that. But whether or not we always demonstrate "professionalism" may be a matter subject to close scrutiny. Let's get out the magnifying glass and undertake a careful inspection of the matter.

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Costs, Materials, Objectives, Inspection, Personnel, Mechanical failure, Engineering, Health, safety, and environment, Engineers, Corrosion protection, Training, Elements, Types of corrosion
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