MLA II Oil Analysis
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Often than not, oil analysis is used to justify oil change but oil change cannot be used as a “one – size – fits – all” solution to all your equipment problems. To lengthen the life of your equipment, the root cause of any underlying issue must be understood and addressed which can be achieved with having in – depth knowledge in Oil Analysis paired with a great Oil Analysis Program. Learn how to leverage your Oil Analysis Program to achieve high uptime, zero surprised breakdown, and higher returns from Noria's resource speaker in the Philippines!
The outline of this training is in accordance with ISO 18436-4. Become empowered to trust your own decision. Complete this training and be an ICML certified Machine Lubricant Analyst Level II.
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Leverage your oil analysis program and be empowered to trust your own decision. This training will teach you advance oil analysis interpretation and analysis to help you determine the best course of action to address incipient machine failure. Here are some of the topics included in this training:
- World-class Maintenance Philosophies
- Introduction to Machinery Lubrication
- Oil Analysis Fundamentals
- Oil Sampling Best Practices
- Fluid Properties Analyses
- Causes of Oil Degradation
- Recognizing Oil Degradation and Additive Depletion
- Detection of Addition of Wrong Oil
- Contamination Control
- ISO Solid Contamination Code
- Fault Detection & Wear Particle Analyses
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Choose from any of the purchase options and avail their great features and inclusions:
Online Course:
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This training is designed for:
- All Maintenance Professionals
- Lubrication Technicians
- Craftsmen or Millwright
- Equipment Operators
- Laboratory Analysts
- Lubrication Engineers
- Maintenance Managers
- Maintenance Supervisors
- Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers
- Operations Managers
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- Q: What are the requirements to be MLA II certified?
- A: To get MLA II certified, here are the requirements:
- Q: How much time am I given to complete the exam?
- A: You are given three hours to complete the exam. Due to the pandemic crisis, we now offer online exam.
- Q: What is the passing grade?
- A: The exam is a 100-multiple choice exam. The passing grade is 70%.
Experience: One must have 24 months of work experience in the field of machinery condition monitoring using lubricant analysis.
Training: Holds Machine Lubricant Analyst Level I certification OR qualify without (MLA I certification) or submitting documentation of:
Minimum 576 hours additional work experience in the field of machinery condition monitoring using oil analysis. This brings total work hours to 960 when combined with the 384 hours already listed above.
At least 24 hours training relevant to the body of knowledge of MLA I, by attending instructor-led events (such as workshops, seminars, or classes) and/or actual practice or observation.