Mechanical Maintenance Training
It could be argued that all engineers should hold at least some basic mechanical maintenance skills.                This 4day course responds directly to that need with a good blend of theory and practice making it ideal for electricians, line engineers, technical operators and service engineers

Mechanical Maintenance Training
at Blackburn BTMC

This is a very popular 4day Mechanical Maintenance Skills Course

Here is just a very brief overview of the course operations, please ask for the Learning Outcomes Pack for this course, this clearly defines the course structure and identifies all of the learning points and assessments.

• Precision measurement using micrometer and vernier
• Basic Limits Fits and Tolerances 
• Lubrication Theory, Lubrication types and properties
• Practical lubrication systems
• Engineering fastener types and applications
• Identification of threads by measurement:-
• Good dismantling and re-assembly practice
• Overview of flat belt types
• V belt types and belt codes
• Tensioning methods for toothed belts
• Inspection of belts, pulleys and sprockets
• Chain types and applications
• Comparison of BSI and ANSI chains, chain terminology
• Breaking and making chain links
• Sprocket and shaft alignment
• Chain slack adjustment and calculations, chain stretch
• Inspection of chain sprockets and chain lubrication
• History of bearing development
• Plain bearing bushes and materials
• Definition of radial and axial loads
• Ball bearing types, radial, thrust, angular contact
• Roller bearing types, radial, needle, taper
• Self aligning pillow block
• Inspection of rolling element bearings
• Bearing removal and installation methods and tools

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