ENGLISH – Machinery Lubrication I (MLT-I) – October 21, 23, 24 (optional exam 25th a.m.) – coincides with CMVA ATC

Early bird pricing for courses are in effect until September 16, 2024.

Registration cutoff for courses is October 4, 2024

If minimum participation for registration is not met by October 4, 2024, courses will be canceled.

 

The cost of the certification exam is $275 USD. Attendees wishing to take the exam must register directly with ICML: https://www.icmlonline.com/exams/Default.aspx?p=MLT1

 

Maximum number of seats: 15

Course duration: 24 hours

Course format: 3-day in-person class Université Laval on October 21, 23, 24
(optional exam 25th a.m.)

Course Topics:
Day 1
– Maintenance Strategies
– Role of Lubrication in Machine Reliability
– Lubrication Theory and Fundamentals
– Understanding Additives, Base Oils, and Grease Thickeners

Day 2
– Oil Applications
– Grease Applications
– Journal Bearing / Rolling Bearing Lubricants
– Gear Lubricants
– Automotive Lubricants
– Compressor Lubricants
– Steam and Gas Turbine Lubricants
– Hydraulic Fluids

Day 3
– Lubricant Contamination Control
– Lube Storage and Management
– Oil Drains, Flushing, and Reservoir Management
– Storing, Handling, and Managing Lubricants
– Used Oil Sampling and Analysis Fundamentals
– Essential Field Inspections

 

About the course:
This course will advance the lubrication knowledge of Maintenance & Reliability Technicians
Based on the International Council for Machinery Lubrication (ICML) Body of Knowledge, This hands-on course is designed to give you not just the theory but practical tools you can use to help transform your lubrication program.

The course is instructed by a knowledgeable and highly experienced Lubrication specialist who knows plants lubrication problems. After the course completion, trainees will be able to optimize lubrication PMs, select proper lubricants (oil and grease), implement good lubrication practice, improve maintenance costs and increase uptime (MTBF). Attendees learn how to:
identify, prevent, and remediate lubricant contamination.
manage, and utilize a world-class lubricant storage, handling, and dispensing system.
take oil sample properly and interpret oil analysis results.
modify equipment for lubrication, inspection, oil analysis, and contamination control.
identify gaps in lubrication program and create a game plan for success.

 

 

Who Should Attend?
– All Maintenance Personnel
– Craftsmen and Millwrights
– Mechanics
– Equipment Operators
– Predictive Maintenance Technicians
– Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers
– Reliability Engineers
– Predictive Maintenance Technicians
– Maintenance Managers and supervisors
– Lubrication Technicians
– Operations Managers

 

Know The Instructor:

Iraj (Roy) ZARIEH is president of ‘VibeLube Inc.’ a Trainer, Consultant, and service provider in Reliability, and Condition Monitoring. Over 20 years, Roy has instructing certification training courses in ‘Machinery Vibration Analysis’ (level I–II-III) & Machinery Lubrication (level I–II). He is certified level III vibration analyst (Vibration Institute) and Level II Lubrication Analyst (MLT/MLA II) (ICML). His experience spans more than three decades in various industrial sectors with senior engineering and reliability roles and strong work experience/portfolio in plant’s Condition Monitoring & Reliability.