Engineering for Business
Fundamental Maintenance Skills for Production Maintenance Engineers - Bespoke
This bespoke programme of underpinning knowledge is intended for technical line setters and operators or engineering personnel involved with first line maintenance operations, including setting and adjustment of production equipment and control systems. The course is designed to provide delegates with a fundamental awareness and skill level to enable them to carry out first line maintenance activities across a number of engineering disciplines.
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Course Description
As this is a bespoke programme, the topics below can be selected to create your specific training package.
Each module is typically 4 hours minimum unless otherwise indicated
- Health and Safety relating to maintenance
- Components of a machine
- Types of Maintenance / Lubrication
- Dismantlement, Adjustment and Re-assembly (4 hours to 3 days)
- Shafts, Hubs and Alignments (utilises a range of test rigs)
- Gearboxs / Gear Drives
- Chain Drives (utilises CWA granular factory conveyor systems)
- Belt Drives (utilises CWA granular factory conveyor systems)
- Pneumatics (1 to 3 days)
- Hydraulics (4 hours to 2 days)
- Bearings and Seals
- Pumps / Vacuum Pumps
- Conveyor Systems
All modules are based on a blend of theory underpinning knowledge and practical activity.
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Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.
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Additional Information
What qualification will I achieve?
Fundamental Maintenance Skills for Production Maintenance Engineers
How is my course assessed?
A short test on the theory content of the programme, requiring short response answers. For multiple module programmes, a practical project is included to allow delegates to apply skills and knowledge gained to be applied to a practical engineering problem.