Mike Joosten

Experience

1. Vice President Chief Metallurgist

   Corrosion Integrity Solutions, L.L.C

   Mar 2016 — Present · Houston, TX, US

   Mike joined ConocoPhillips after graduating with an advance degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Ohio State University. Throughout Mike’s career, he has provided considerable contributions to materials selection and corrosion prevention and control in the upstream petroleum industry. Mike pioneered the use of long distance wet gas pipelines and was the first to incorporate continuous subsea corrosion monitoring and fluid flow modeling into the design of corrosion inhibition programs. He has been involved in over 40 major development projects since the start of his career, increasing knowledge in many different areas including bolting selection, selective weld corrosion in low alloyed steel, reliability of subsea pipelines, corrosion inhibitor selection and the effects of organic acids both on inhibition of steel and corrosion of CRA’s. Mike’s abilities have been formally recognized with the ConocoPhillips Excellence in Engineering Award, as well as the ConocoPhillips Outstanding Mentor Award for 2008 and the NACE Technical Achievement Award in 2009. He is a NACE Fellow and has over 60 publications.

Education

• The Ohio State University

  Metallurgy

  1974 — 1979

• The Ohio State University

  Master's degree

Skills

• Onshore
• Pipelines
• Lng
• Subsea Engineering
• Petrochemical
• Oil & Gas
• Offshore Drilling
• Inspection
• Gas
• Petroleum
• Energy Industry
• Energy
• Engineering
• Oil/Gas
• Refinery
• Upstream
• Corrosion
• Petroleum Engineering