MLE
Certified Machinery Lubrication Engineer
Skills / Knowledge
- Asset Management Fundamentals, ISO 55000 & ICML 55
- Machine Reliability
- Condition-based Maintenance (CBM) and Technologies
- Predictive & Proactive Maintenance
- Financial Analysis
- Machine Maintenance Fundamentals
- Workforce Management, Skills and Training
- Tribology, Friction, Wear, and Lubrication Fundamentals
- The Science of Lubricant Formulations
- Common Lubricant Laboratory Test Methods
- Job- and Task-based Skills & Training Related to Lubrication and Reliability
- Lubrication Support Facilities & Tools Required for Lube Program Success
- Basic Elements of Risk Management for Lubricated Machines
- Basic Elements of Reliability-centered Maintenance (RCM)
- Assessment of Equipment
- Optimum Machine Modifications and Features Needed for Reliability
- Lubricant Selection Based on Machine Type and Application
- Vendor Selection
- Lubricant Cross-contamination Risks
- Lubrication-related Planning, Scheduling and Work Processing
- Record Keeping, Documentation, CMMS
- Periodic Lubrication Maintenance and Inspection Tasks
- Lubricant Analysis and Condition Monitoring for Optimum Reliability Objectives
- Fault/Failure Troubleshooting, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and Remediation
- Supplier Compliance/Alignment and Procurement of Services and Products
- Waste and Used Lubricant Management and Environmental Compliance
- Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection
- Health and Safety
- Oil Reclamation, Decontamination, De-varnishing & Additive Reconstruction
- Lubricant Conservation Strategy and Practices
- Lubrication During Standby, Storage and Commissioning
- Program Metrics and Performance Measures
- Performance Control and Remediation
- Continuous Improvement Concepts
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