Covers the complete lubrication lifecycle, from lubricant selection and condition monitoring to failure prevention and continuous improvement.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the relationship between lubrication excellence, asset management, and machine reliability.
• Apply lubrication best practices to improve equipment performance and reduce failures.
• Select appropriate lubricants based on machine requirements and operating conditions.
• Implement condition-based maintenance (CBM) and lubricant condition monitoring programs.
• Identify lubrication-related failure mechanisms and perform root cause analysis (RCA).
• Develop effective lubrication procedures, inspection routes, and maintenance schedules.
• Manage lubricant storage, handling, contamination control, and reclamation processes.
• Improve safety, environmental compliance, and energy efficiency through optimized lubrication practices.
• Establish lubrication performance metrics and continuous improvement programs.

This course is designed for:

• Reliability Engineers
• Maintenance Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Asset Management Professionals
• Maintenance Supervisors and Managers
• Lubrication Technicians
• Condition Monitoring Specialists
• Plant Engineers
• Operations and Production Personnel
• Maintenance Planners and Schedulers
• Technical Services and Reliability Consultants
• Anyone involved in equipment reliability, maintenance, and lubrication management

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:
• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

1. Asset Management, ISO 55000 & ICML 55
2. Machine Reliability
3. Machine Maintenance
4. Condition‑based Maintenance (CBM)
5. Tribology, Friction, Wear, and Lubrication Fundamentals
6. Lubricant Formulation for Machine Types
7. Job‑ and Task‑based Skills/Training related to Lubrication and Reliability by User Organizations
8. Lubrication Support Facilities needed in Plants and Work Sites
9. Risk Management for Lubricated Machines
10. Optimum Machine Modifications and Features Needed to Achieve and Sustain Reliability Goals
11. Lubricant Selection for Optimum Reliability, Safety, Energy Consumption and Environmental Protection
12. Lubrication‑related Planning, Scheduling and Work Processing
13. Periodic Lubrication Maintenance Tasks

14. Inspection of Lubricated Machines
15. Lubricant Analysis and Condition Monitoring
16. Fault/Failure Troubleshooting, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and Remediation
17. Supplier Compliance/Alignment and Procurement of Services and Products
18. Waste and Used Lubricant Management and Environmental Compliance
19. Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection
20. Health and Safety
21. Oil Reclamation, Decontamination, De‑varnishing & Additive Reconstruction
22. Lubrication during Standby, Storage and Commissioning
23. Program Metrics
24. Continuous Improvement

A RECTUS attendance certificate will be awarded to all participants who complete at least 80% of the total course duration.