OCC
Ohio Corrosion Committee
Our Purpose:
The Ohio Corrosion Committee serves as a valuable technical committee, providing a platform for exchanging engineering knowledge related to corrosion problems within Ohio. This committee functions as a clearing-house for corrosion-related cases. It’s important to note that individual member companies will maintain necessary records as required by DOT. By partnering with the Ohio Corrosion Committee, companies gain access to valuable information to help them address any corrosion issues. state of Ohio .
The Ohio Corrosion Committee will only work as a clearing house for cases relating to corrosion. The individual member companies will keep any records that are required, as required by DOT
How It Works
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Submit Your Case Today
If you suspect any potential interference, kindly report it using our easy-to-use “Submit Case” form available on our webpage. Use this form to provide details on any disturbance including new rectifiers. Our team of experts will carefully review your submission and promptly address the issue to maintain a disturbance-free environment. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us keep our network interference-free. Get started by visiting the Submit Case page now.
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How to Manage Your Case Review
When your case is submitted, all members (whether involved or not) can easily track progress, add comments, and schedule interference testing.
Note: Please note that updates may be made to this information, so please check back periodically for the latest details.
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REVIEWING CASES
OCC hosts three Committee meetings annually, in April, September, and December, where you can review cases. Don’t miss out! Check the schedule and mark your calendar for the next event.