Machinery Lubrication

Machinery Lubrication March April 2018

Machinery Lubrication magazine published by Noria Corporation

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800.597.5460 | Noria.com 8 INDUSTRIAL LUBRICATION FUNDAMENTALS Course Topics • Receiving and Inspecting New Lubricants • Maintaining Lubricant Containers, Machines and Lubricant Storage Areas • Maintaining Lube Room Inventory • Removing Contaminants from New Oils with Filter Carts or Installed Systems • Protecting Lubricant Integrity through Contamination Control • Transporting and Applying Lubricants • Conducting Field Inspections on Machines • Excluding and Removing Contaminants from Lubricated Machines • Sampling Lubricants • Importance of Safety, Leak and Spill Response, and Disposal of Hazardous Materials • Modifying Machinery for Contamination Control, Safety and Reliability Improvement • Understanding the Communication and Administrative Tasks Necessary for Your Role Lay the Groundwork for Future Contributions Every job has a specialized skillset rooted in its foundation. Industrial Lubrication Fundamentals is the starting point for individuals with all levels of mechanical or maintenance experience. This essential course provides strong techniques and perspective for those with some lubrication knowledge, while presenting sound practical material and instructions for those starting their journey in the field. Based on extensive collaboration between Noria and plant reliability professionals, the skillset for basic lubrication excellence provides students with the most useful, up-to-date information. This course presents materials in a task-based context, so students receive a well-rounded experience by engaging in interactive exercises, discussing case studies and gaining confidence through hands-on examples. Who Should Attend? As an entry-level course, Industrial Lubrication Fundamentals is designed for individuals with little to no technical background, who are responsible for lubrication tasks. Attendee job titles may include lubrication technicians, maintenance technicians, millwrights, mechanics, oilers, machine operators, multicraft technicians, etc. Training Options • ONSITE Bridging The Gap Want to learn more about this course? Download our brochure or visit Noria.com/train.

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