Lubrication Training Modules

PrimeGear Academy provides trainings for three main lines in the field of lubrication:

  • Maintenance team (engineers and technicians).
  • Reliability and Inspection Maintenance Team (Engineers & Technicians).
  • Laboratory technicians (mainly chemists).
These three categories represent the key targeted audience, helping those who handle electrical or mechanical responsibilities whether in maintenance or production, if you handle Lubricants or perform a lubrication task, Noria Training will help you. The Main ISO certification Noria and Prime Gear provide in the lubrication field is ISO 18436, It is the standard knowledge and training for everything that has to do with reliability and condition monitoring. Noria enjoys great experience in lubrication training and managed to become a trusted consultant to the world’s leading companies and their approach made a huge difference in how companies manage and monitor lubricants for upholding optimum reliability and safety.

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Industrial Lubrication Fundamentals ( ILF )
Training overview
An introduction to optimal lubrication practices, which covers the common activities of a lubrication. A must know knowledge for maintenance team in each and every industry. This course is tailored for beginners who know nothing about lubrication, great for skilled technicians and junior engineers.
Training Main Topics  
  • Lubrication Fundamentals.
  •  Receive and inspect new lubricants.
  •  Label lubricant containers, machines.
  •  Maintain inventory of lube room.
  •  Remove contaminants from new oils using filter carts or installed systems.
  •  Transport and apply lubricants and products.
  •  Conduct field inspections on machines.
  •  Exclude contaminants from machines.
  •  Sample lubricants: new, in use, reconditioned.
  •  Safety, Leak and Spill Response and Disposal of Hazardous Materials.
  •  Modify Machinery Configurations .
  •  Administrative tasks, Communications and Competencies of a Lube Technician.
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622
Machinery Lubrication Analysis – Level I (MLA I)
Training overview
An introduction to optimal lubrication practices, which covers the common activities of a lubrication. A must know knowledge for maintenance team in each and every industry. This course is tailored for beginners who know nothing about lubrication, great for skilled technicians and junior engineers.
Training Main Topics  
  • Lubrication Fundamentals
  • Receive and inspect new lubricants
  • Label lubricant containers, machines
  • Maintain inventory of lube room
  • Remove contaminants from new oils using filter carts or installed systems
  • Transport and apply lubricants and products
  • Conduct field inspections on machines
  • Exclude contaminants from machines
  • Sample lubricants: new, in use, reconditioned
  • Safety, Leak and Spill Response and Disposal of Hazardous Materials
  • Modify Machinery Configurations
  • Administrative tasks, Communications and Competencies of a Lube Technician
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622
Machinery Lubrication Analysis – Level II (MLA II)
Training overview 
Maintenance professionals in Oil Analysis II will gain the knowledge they need to properly sample, monitor and detect additive, thermal and particle factors that degrade lubricants via on-site tests and lab analysis.
Training Main Topics  
  • Optimizing Oil Analysis and Lubrication.
  • Lubrication / Oil Analysis Fundamentals.
  •  Oil Sampling - The Very Best Practices.
  •  Oil Analysis Category 1: Fluid Properties Analysis.
  •  Oil Analysis Category 2: Contamination Control and Proactive Maintenance.
  •  Oil Analysis Category 3: Fault Detection and Wear Particle Analysis.
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622
Mobile Equipment Lubrication
Training overview Mobile Equipment Lubrication
Mobile Equipment Lubrication Training provides the foundational skill set for applying best lubrication practices and product knowledge in the related field. This course is tailored to cover all the knowledge in the field of internal combustion engines from basic level to advanced one
Training Main Topics  
  • The Role of Lubrication in Machine Reliability
  • Lubricant Performance Properties.
  • Grease Thickeners. Viscosity and Viscosity Index.
  • Oxidation, Thermal and Nitration Stability. Dispersancy and Engine Soot.
  •  Corrosion Control.
  •  Air Release and Foam Control.
  •  Water Affinity, Demulsibility and Hydrolysis.
  •  Film Strength, Friction and Wear Control.
  •  Contamination Control.
  • Handling and Storage.
  •  Selection and Use of Engine Oils.
  •  Gear Lubricants.
  •  Hydraulic Fluids.
  •  Centralized Grease Lubrication Systems.
  •  Wire Rope and Chain Lubrication.
  •  Used Oil Analysis Basics for Mobile Equipment.
  •  Oil Sampling Best Practices.
  •  The Lab Tests – Fluid Properties Analysis.
  •  The Lab Tests – Contamination Monitoring.
  •  The Lab Tests – Monitoring Wear Debris. Selecting the Oil Analysis Test to Perform.
  •  Criteria for Setting Limits & Trending Results. On-site and Field Testing and Inspections.
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622
Food Processing Equipment Lubrication
Training overview
When it comes to food processing, effective lubrication is fundamental to reliable and efficient manufacturing. When the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) was enacted in 2011, manufacturers contributing to the creation of food, pharmaceuticals and dietary supplements were mandated to implement systems and controls that specifically address the hazards which impact the safety of the food supply.
This course focuses on understanding the FSMA, how it impacts your lubrication program and the lubricants used
Training Main Topics  
  • How to develop a plan for assessing current food-grade lubricant use.
  •  How to conduct a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) review of your lubrication program.
  •  How to develop compliant standard operating procedures.
  •  How the various food-grade lubricant requirements and consequences of non-compliance contribute to the biological, chemical and physical risks outlined in FSMA.
  •  How to prepare for an FDA inspection and know what you will need for an FDA inspection.
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622
Oil Analysis Report Interpretation
Training overview
In this course, you will learn a systematic approach to translating oil analysis reports into actionable maintenance decisions. You will learn how to select the right tests for measuring the right data points for specific processes, environments and machine conditions. The course also touches on achieving accurate and consistent data collection, removing data noise to accurately identify false results, elemental analysis interpretation, interpreting metallurgical composition combinations to identify wear modes, setting key performance indicators (KPIs) and alarm limits.
Training Main Topics  
  • Using trend report results to identify potential lubricant failures.
  • Identifying machine wear and failure modes from report data.
  •  Determining when to change, clean or restore lubricant properties.
  •  Identifying when additives have been depleted.
  •  Using elemental analysis results to determine wear locations and mechanisms.
  •  Selecting correct test packages for collecting meaningful data on in-service lubricants.
  •  Extracting meaningful analysis from test reports.
  •  Determining lubricant condition and actions to ensure optimum lubricant performance.
  • Identifying when the environment and operation have impacted the lubricant.
  •  Applying a systematic approach to reviewing test results and setting next steps.
  •  Identifying data noise from improper lubricant sampling and diagnosing potential sources.
  •  Identifying a quality lab based upon key standards.
  •  Integrating field test and lab analysis results for developing a lubricant health scorecard.
  •  Applying a systematic approach for quick and effective data interpretation.
  •  Interpreting results for determining base oil and additive health, process and environmental contamination, filter performance and machine wear.
 
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Training Type Non-ISO Module
Training Duration 3 days
   
For Registration
Website www.atlascoegypt.com
Email primegear@atlascoegypt.com
Phone Number 01201111622