1. You will learn:
   1. Learn how to drastically reduce maintenance and lubricant costs
   2. Learn exactly what trigger points to look for on an oil analysis report
   3. How much filtration is enough & the operating conditions that are best for your oil
   4. Fluid types covered: Engine, differential, final drive, hydraulic and transmission fluids; greases and coolants
2. Who should attend:
   1. Maintenance & Engineering Managers
   2. Maintenance coordinators & engineers
   3. Reliability engineers
   4. Lubrication & Maintenance Technicians
   5. Equipment and Fleet Managers
3. What is included:
   1. Course book that corresponds to instructor's power point presentation
   2. Interactive session with film showing
   3. Lunch and coffee breaks during the day
   4. Two (2) issues of Noria industry leading magazines
   5. Credit voucher worth $???; applicable to future public courses or onsite trainings
4. Outline:
   1. Introduction to fundamentals
   2. Impact of oil sampling in a successful oil analysis program
   3. Significantly extend rebuilt intervals; collaborate with successful case study
   4. Driving your maintenance program using Oil Analysis; integrated with Vibration Analysis
   5. Utilizing Oil Analysis to maximize oil change intervals without risking reliability
   6. Reducing owning and operating costs thru effective contamination control program
   7. Must do field tests & tools for quick inspections
5. This course may be taught in combination with other CRE courses during the same week, or in conjunction with consulting services to minimize travel and living expenses

Outline of Effective Mobile Equipment Lubrication (EMEL):

1. Introduction to fundamentals
   1. 3 categories of an oil analysis and what each one tells you
   2. Understand what makes an oil age and how to save it
2. Impact of oil sampling in a successful oil analysis program
3. Significantly extend rebuilt intervals; collaborate with successful case study
   1. The role of lubrication and oil analysis in machine reliability
   2. Proven steps to achieve lubrication excellence
4. Driving your maintenance program thru Oil Analysis; integrated with Vibration Analysis
   1. Tips on how to read OA report
   2. Understanding OA reports thru case studies
5. Utilizing Oil Analysis to maximize oil change intervals without risking reliability
   1. Understanding why oil analysis is as limiting/useless as the way you took the oil sample
   2. What is the main objective of oil analysis and why free oil analysis from oil companies does NOT help in preventing failures from happening
   3. Designing and managing a successful oil analysis program
6. Reducing owning and operating costs thru effective contamination control program
   1. Considering life cycle cost, not just initial purchase cost
   2. Contamination ? continuously robs us of productivity and profits
7. Must do field tests & tools for quick inspections