Cathodic and anodic protection assessments are performed to evaluate the effectiveness and performance of electrochemical corrosion control systems applied to metallic structures in various service environments. These evaluations focus on the control of corrosion through externally applied potentials or sacrificial systems, ensuring material integrity and long-term operational reliability. The assessment includes analysis of protection efficiency, system stability, and interaction with coating systems under simulated or field conditions, in accordance with relevant industrial standards for corrosion control in pipelines, storage systems, and infrastructure applications.