ISO 18436-1 and ISO 18436-2 compliant vibration analysis certification programmes and hands-on maintenance courses, in partnership with SPM Academy.
An entry-level certification programme that enables you to deliver accurate, reliable data and gives you a solid understanding of condition monitoring, vibration theory and fault analysis in line with ISO 18436-1 and ISO 18436-2.
The second stage on the path to senior vibration analyst, deepening expertise through advanced training in vibration analysis, digital signal interpretation and precision maintenance.
For experienced analysts looking to advance beyond Categories I and II: advanced vibration theory, signal processing, natural frequencies, resonance control and machinery dynamics.
An introduction to condition monitoring covering the fundamentals of vibration and shock pulse (SPM) measurement: transducer selection and mounting, data collection, trending, alarm levels and basic diagnosis.
Develops analysts able to diagnose complex faults through spectrum, time waveform and envelope analysis. Covers bearing and gear fault frequencies, phase analysis, resonance and advanced techniques such as SPM HD, through case studies.
Develops inspectors who can spot equipment failures at an early stage through regular field inspection. Covers sensory inspection techniques, basic machine elements, and building inspection routes with portable instruments.
Focuses on the correct mounting, dismounting and lubrication practices that determine most of a bearing's service life — from fit and tolerance selection to grease compatibility, relubrication calculation and contamination control.
An introductory programme on the impact of lubrication on reliability, covering tribology fundamentals, lubricant types, correct lubricant selection, storage, labelling and colour coding.
Designed for specialists who manage a lubrication programme with data: oil analysis programmes, particle counting and cleanliness codes, contamination and water management, filtration strategies and reliability-focused lubrication.
Teaches how to determine the root cause of failure by examining damaged bearings. Based on the ISO 15243 damage classification, it analyses fatigue, wear, corrosion, electrical erosion and mounting-related damage through case studies.
Aims to turn maintenance from a cost line into a reliability-based management discipline, covering the ISO 55000 framework, RCM/TPM strategies, criticality analysis, FMEA/FMECA and performance management through KPIs.
Face-to-face, instructor-led sessions at your plant or our training centre, with live demonstrations and simulators.
Live, instructor-led sessions via Teams or Zoom, with no travel cost.
Self-paced, web-based video courses you can take anytime, anywhere.