MRG Lab’s LLA I training covers the body of knowledge set forth by the International Council of Machine Lubrication (ICML).
This course will outline sample handling, cleanliness and contaminant re-suspension. Additionally, it will focus on the 16 types of lubricant health monitoring tests and their ASTM standards, reagent management and chemical handling, and equipment and glassware cleaning and preparation.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
The purpose for the Level II LLA certification is to verify that laboratory personnel from both commercial oil analysis labs and private in-house labs practicing in the field of lube oil analysis as it is applied to machinery condition monitoring and maintenance, are qualified to perform sample analysis and interpretation.
By the end of this class, students should be able to set-up routine testing schedules and test slates, verify calibration of laboratory instruments, recognize all forms of lubricant contamination and be able to undertake all associate test methods. Additionally, students will be able to recognize data that is different from the norm, diagnose lubricant failure mechanisms and modes, perform wear particle testing and basic analysis, customize tests and perform sample analysis and interpretation to report results, demonstrate advanced quality knowledge (ISO/IEC 17025), and provide guidance and supervision to category one personnel.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
This course will help prepare the attendee for either MLA I or MLT I certification exams. This course will focus on proper greasing, oil lubrication methods, selection of proper lubricants, maintenance strategies, and all aspects of the ICML MLT I body of knowledge. The MLA I adds elements of oil and grease sampling and analysis in addition to setting up and maintaining a lubricant analysis laboratory or lab provider relationship. The course covers both bodies of knowledge, with significant overlap of MLT I and MLA I.
With this course, attendees will also learn how to ensure proper selection and application of lubricants, obtain representative samples, provide meaningful analysis, and take the right course of action for optimal machinery reliability.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
This workshop will help prepare the attendee for the Machinery Lubrication Engineer certification exam. This will review the body of knowledge for MLE, including elements such as asset management, machine reliability and maintenance strategies, tribology, friction, wear and lubrication fundamentals, achieving optimum reliability from machinery, common job and task-based skills for lubrication engineers, risk management, root cause analysis and troubleshooting, managing waste and environmental compliance, and much more.
This workshop is not meant to be a comprehensive prep course for the MLE, but experienced individuals may find this workshop helpful in reviewing and preparing to take this exam.
Candidates must have at least 5 years of education (post-secondary) or on-the-job training in one or more of the following fields: engineering, mechanical maintenance, maintenance trades, lubrication, oil analysis and/or condition monitoring (mechanical machinery). There is no training component requirement to take this exam.
Video On Demand Class
This class is accessed by the student as a series of online videos as needed for viewing or review. This gives the students an ability to learn at their own pace and go back to reference when needed.
If you are interested in attending a live/in-person training, please email dkletzing@mrgcorp.com or call us at 717-843-8884.