The 30hr Metallurgical Engineering for CAD P. Eng's package is designed to provide Canadian Professional Engineers the opportunity of fulfilling up to 30 of their formal activity PDH, CPD, or continuing education requirements (+ 1 hour of free ethics PDH/CPD/CE) while developing their knowledge and skills pertaining to metallurgical engineering. Through the combination of theoretical and practical knowledge provided in this package, engineers will gain a comprehensive understanding of metalworking methodologies, as well as metallic corrosion, properties, and structure. Further courses are offered on the topics of metal protection in the form of proper lubrication, coatings, finishes, and cathodic protection systems. Additionally, a brief course is offered on the estimating of metal welding costs. Credit Outline (30 PDH/CPD/CE Hours + 1 hour of free ethics PDH/CPD/CE): Basic Principles of Metallurgy and Metalworking (3 PDH/CPD/CE) Introduction to Metallic Structure (4 PDH/CPD/CE) Properties of Metals (5 PDH/CPD/CE) Principles of Metal Corrosion (4 PDH/CPD/CE) Principles of Cathodic Protection (4 PDH/CPD/CE) Types of Metal Coatings (3 PDH/CPD/CE) Guide to Industrial Coatings and Metal Finishes (3 PDH/CPD/CE) Basic Principles of Machine Lubrication (1 PDH/CPD/CE) Estimation of Welding Costs (2 PDH/CPD/CE) Engineering Ethics and Antitrust (2 ethics PDH/CPD/CE, 1 hour free)