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APPENDIX B, Corrosion Management System Framework and Guidance that has been published by NACE International is the reference of this video. Resource management can be divided into four sections: Provision of Resources, Human Resources, Infrastructure and Work Environment.

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00:00 Welcome to the Greek Ship Corrosion Channel
00:09 The reference of this video: http://impact.nace.org/documents/appe...
00:23 What’s a Corrosion Management System?
00:49 Resource management can be divided into four sections: Provision of Resources, Human Resources, Infrastructure and Work Environment
01:05 1. Provision of Resources
01:29 2. Human Resources; A) Training and Competency
02:37 Guidance for training and competency that shall be applied to both organization personnel and contractor/supplier personnel responsible for the corrosion management system
03:55 Setting appropriate levels of differentiation between training and evaluation requirements for experienced employees and contractors compared to the needs of new employees with developing skills or employees in new positions
04:25 Measuring the effectiveness of the training by comparing work performance to competency evaluation results
05:09 2. Human Resources; B) Contractor Services
06:06 3. Infrastructure
07:03 4. Work Environment
08:46 Challenge #34, What are the minimum considerations for documentation and records requirements?
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The channel "Greek Ship Corrosion" is a bilingual (English and Persian) educational and research channel where there is also open to criticism and questions. In this channel, the theoretical aspects of corrosion are presented with reference to scientific articles and with a practical approach by corrosion researcher Maryam Ehteshamzadeh, who has the following scientific and research records:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?...
The English name of the channel is inspired by the Greek ship ran aground on the coast of the beautiful Island of Kish in the Persian Gulf, which has been corroding in offshore conditions since 1966.
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