AT THE EXPERT'S LOCATION
We offer comprehensive classroom programs leading to 18346 -4-5 certification, as well as specific programs to meet your current requirements. Our high level of in-house expertise means we can meet all your requirements.
AT YOUR FACILITY AND EVERYWHERE
What's more, we deliver complete training courses online, so you can access them whenever and wherever you want. We're not talking about a simple training course that records a presentation by a trainer. No, we offer a complete package that lets you track your progress in real time, so you can come back to it whenever you like and measure your progress in a fun, professional way.
LEVELS I FIELD
Acquired skills:
- Comprehensive and in-depth knowledge of the world of tribology
- Understanding of lubricants, their use, and inspection
- Ability to maintain devices and associated equipment
- Install sample measurement devices and know how to use portable instruments with the correct intervals
- Master the sending of raw data
LEVELS II TESTING AND ANALYSIS
Acquired skills:
- Know how to configure instruments for basic tests
- Calibrate instruments
- Establish operating procedures for sampling, collecting, preparing, transporting, selecting locations, methods, equipment, and supervising installation
-Apply test methods, know how to sort results according to specifications and operating procedures
-Liaise with the laboratory
-Acquire basic analysis techniques, know how to prepare reports, give recommendations, improvements, corrective actions, and manage associated databases
-Master the use of lubricant monitoring technologies
- Know how to provide guidelines to field personnelKnow how to configure instruments for basic tests
LEVELS III EXPERT
Acquired skills:
-Master the interpretation of test methods, standards, codes, specifications, and operating procedures
- Choice of analysis technique for different machines
-Establish route plans, monitoring and quality programs
-Establish alarm levels, targets and machine limits
-Manage and interpret results in depth, analyze failure modes, their effects, and critical levels
-Able to put forward specifications for new monitoring modes
-Make advanced recommendations and be able to guide or find improvements for the lubricant
-Evaluate the influence of different chemical and physical properties on all systems involved in lubrication.
-Know how to guide and structure the work of the other 2 levels, as well as evaluate budgetary approaches.
