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Course Description

This course is designed to help you prepare for the ICML Level II Machine Lubrication Technician certification. It covers advanced machinery lubrication topics including lubricant selection, troubleshooting lubrication problems, metrics, PMs and more.

What You Will Learn

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Who Should Attend?

• All Maintenance Professionals
• Reliability Engineers
• Lubrication Engineers
• Craftsmen and Millwrights
• Equipment Operators
• Maintenance Managers
• Lubrication Technicians
• Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers
• Maintenance Supervisors
• Predictive Maintenance Technicians
• Lubricant Industry Professionals
• Laboratory Analysts
• Operations Managers

Types of Machinery Covered

• Gear Boxes
• Hydraulic Systems
• Motor Bearings
• Compressors
• Final Drives
• Diesel Engines
• Paper Machines
• Process Pumps
• Steam Turbines
• Gas Turbines
• Blowers/Fans
• Rolling Mills
• Hydrostatic Transmissions
• And more ...

World-Class Lubrication Technicians
Mean World Class Reliability

It's a fact ... a well-designed lubrication program with skilled lubrication technicians can quickly and substantially reduce downtime and operating costs.

If yours is like most companies, you're winging your way around lubrication. Your machines keeping wearing out and breaking the same way because you keep lubricating them the same old way. And, you get frustrated because your lubricants should last longer but you don't know what to do.

In this intensive training course you will learn:

• Lubrication methods that dramatically increase mean-time-between-failure

• How to correctly manage lubricants in reservoirs and sumps

• How to write dependable equipment lubrication procedures

• Downtime reduction strategies that won't break the bank

• How to select the right lubricant for your application

• When to select grease or oil as the lubricant of choice

Get Answers to These And All Your Questions About Lubrication!

• How do I choose the correct viscosity for each of my applications?

• How do I make management understand the importance of proper lubrication?

• When is a flush required prior to refilling a system?

• Should I use oil reclamation to reduce our consumption of lubricants?

• Should I choose an oil with a lower viscosity in the winter?

• How can I extend drain intervals without risking machine health?

• Should I just go with my OEM’s lubricant recommendation or is there a better alternative?

• What inspections should be done when new lubricants are delivered?

• Is it a good idea to add more additives to used oils?

• How do I know when the optimum point to change an oil?

• How do I clean tanks, reservoirs, and lube storage containers?

• When should I use a synthetic lubricant?