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Introduction to Maintenance Skills | Training | Centre

Objective:
To provide delegates with the necessary skills, knowledge and safe working practices to enable them to undertake a range of maintenance skills including adjustments of mechanical equipment.
Course Duration:
10 days
Pre-course requirements:
Delegates should have some previous knowledge of plant operation and an understanding of workplace health & safety.
PROGRAMME
Safety
- Statutory regulations including hygiene requirements
- Safe system of work, safe operating procedure
- Guarding of plant & machinery
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Kinetic Lifting Techniques
- Isolation procedures
Interpreting Information
- Reading & interpreting engineering drawings with particular reference to maintenance requirements
- Micrometers, verniers
Hand Tools
- Correct use of a range of hand tools to include files, hammers, saws, spanners, allen keys and torque wrenches
Transmission Systems
- Correct methods to check, adjust, maintain & rectify a range of mechanical equipment to include:
- Gears & gearboxes
- Material transfer systems including shafts, couplings, belt & chain drives
- Removal & replacement of bearings including ball, roller and plain bearings
- Brakes & clutches
- Pumps
Techniques
- Alignment techniques
- Tensioning – belts & chains
- Lubrication
Fault Finding
- Principles of fault diagnosis
- Fault diagnosis
Outcomes:
Successful completion of the course will result in the issue of a SETA certificate of completion.
This training could also contribute to the achievement of an NVQ Level 2 Unit Mechanical Maintenance
Location:
TRAINING CENTRE, CONFERENCE FACILITIES AND SKILLS CENTRE
Hammond Avenue
South Reddish
Stockport,
SK4 1PQ
Contact:
Simon Artley 01614809822
sartley@setatraining.com


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