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Jim
Fitch
President, Noria Corporation |
Jim Fitch has a wealth of “in the trenches”
experience in lubrication, oil analysis, tribology and machinery failure
investigations. Over the past two decades he has given hundreds of lectures on
these subjects and today is a sought-after consultant having served for over
100 organizations including Michelin Tire, Timken Bearing, John Deere,
Caterpillar, Duke Energy, EPRI, ExxonMobil, International Paper, Cummins
Engine, NASA and U.S. Steel – just to mention a few.
Mr. Fitch has over 200 publications and is a senior editor of Machinery
Lubrication magazine. He serves as U.S. delegate to ISO of the
tribology and oil analysis working group. Since 2002, Mr. Fitch has been
Director and Board Member of the International Council for Machinery
Lubrication (ICML). In 1997, he co-founded Noria Corporation as Chairman and
CEO. In 2007, Jim stepped down as CEO and remains an active Chairman for Noria.
Mr. Fitch holds degrees from Georgia Tech and the University of Tulsa.
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Mark
Barnes
Chief Technical Officer, Noria Corporation
Vice-President, Noria Reliability Solutions, CMRP
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Mark earned his doctoral degree in 1991 in the area of analytical spectroscopy.
After 5 years working as a research associate at the University of British
Columbia, Canada, Mark accepted a position with a commercial oil analysis lab
in 1995, where he was involved with helping end users implement, develop and
deploy world-class oil analysis and lubrication management programs. As a
skilled educator and consultant in the areas of oil analysis and machinery
lubrication, Mark has helped numerous clients develop effective machinery
lubrication programs and troubleshoot complex lubrication problems through
precision lubrication and oil analysis. His client list includes Alcoa,
International Paper, TXU , Cargill Corp., Eaton Corp., Southern Companies, BC
Hydro and Southern Cal Edison.
Equally at home in the classroom or down on the shop floor, Mark's no-nonsense
approach to providing practical solutions to real-world problems has allowed
his clients to chart "The Road Map to Success" the title of one of numerous
articles Mark has written on lubrication and oil analysis program design
strategies.
As Chief Technical Officer, Mark and his group work on
numerous and varied projects in the areas of: plant
audits and gap analysis,
lubrication process design, oil analysis program design, lube PM rationalization
and redesign, lubricant storage and handling, contamination control system
design and lubrication and mechanical failure investigations.
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