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Industry standards are built from decades of research, field experience, lessons learned, and collaboration across industries and continents. But how do they evolve? Who shapes them? And how do we ensure they remain relevant?
In the inaugural episode of our AMPP Ambassadors series, Washington Nyoni (Corrosion Control Engineering, Australia), George Joseph (Saudi Aramco), and Dr. Raghu Srinivasan (University of Alaska-Anchorage) share real-world perspectives from their diverse career backgrounds.
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