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** I am the owner of the FIRST INDIVIDUALLY OWNED WEBSITE entirely dedicated to corrosion courses** -  

https://corrospective.com.


What do I do?

  • Consultations for corrosion issues and solutions
  • Content creation
  • Training
  • Advisory roles for research projects and research students/scholars
  • Review of technical documents + corrosion point of view
  • CQI-11 assessments + corrosion point of view
  • Pre-assessment for IMS + corrosion point of view
  • Pre-assessment for all management systems + corrosion point of view


My USP 

 Expert in gauging possible corrosion risks in all setups and assessments


Educational background

B. Tech  Metallurgy and Materials Science - College of engineering Pune, India

M. Tech Corrosion - IIT Bombay, India

PhD - Deakin University, Australia

Postdoctoral fellowship - IIT Madras, India


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