Why is corrosion training considered difficult?

Corrosion training is considered particularly challenging because it often necessitates a thorough understanding of the structures and components involved, which may only be fully appreciated after a disassembly process. When components are disassembled, the trainer can demonstrate the hidden areas where corrosion can occur and how to properly assess and treat these areas. This practical application helps to deepen the understanding of corrosion mechanisms and effects, thereby making the training more effective. Providing training without this hands-on experience may lead to gaps in understanding, as personnel might not fully grasp the conditions and factors contributing to corrosion without witnessing them directly.

The complexity and depth of knowledge required for effective corrosion training emphasize the importance of disassembly in gaining insight into how corrosion impacts aircraft and other mechanical systems, ultimately fostering better maintenance practices.