This 5-day course provides a comprehensive foundation in vibration analysis for condition monitoring of rotating machinery. It introduces participants to the basic principles of vibration, common failure modes, vibration signal interpretation, and the application of condition monitoring strategies. The course content aligns with ISO 18436-2 Category I knowledge requirements. The goal is to build conceptual competence for those involved in maintenance, reliability, and equipment diagnostics.
Upon the successful completion of this course, each participant will be able to:
This course is designed for Maintenance and Reliability Engineers, Mechanical Engineers and Technicians, Rotating Equipment Specialist, Condition Monitoring Analysts, Predictive Maintenance Coordinators, Technical Supervisors and Planners.
Day 1
Registration, Welcome & Introduction
Pre-Test
Introduction to Vibration and Condition Monitoring
Day 2
Vibration Theory and Signal Behavior
Day 3
Equipment Fault Recognition
√ Unbalance
√ Misalignment
√ Looseness
√ Bearing defects
√ Gearbox Faults
Day 4
Data Interpretation and Analysis Techniques
Day 5
Program Strategy, Reporting, and Review
Post-Test
End of the Course
Facilitated by a highly qualified specialist, who has extensive knowledge and experience; this program will be conducted using extensively interactive methods, encouraging participants to share their own experiences and apply the program material to real-life work situations in order to stimulate group discussions and improve the efficiency of the subject coverage.
Percentages of the total course hour classification are:
At the completion of the course, all participants who successfully accomplished the required contact hours will receive an EdTech Training Participation Certificate as a testimony to their commitment to professional development and further education.