Tribology Training & Consultancy in your facilities

We offer courses and consultancy on lubrication, tribology, and oil analysis interpretation in a virtual way, in your premises or at a hotel venue near your facility. The consultancy would be quoted according to your needs as a company. Our courses, our consultancy and all our training are designed according with the worldwide accepted lubrication training specifications ISO-18436-4 and the body of knowledge for the ICML examinations.

 

Our Tribology Training programs are designed with practical knowledge to be used immediately by your operational staff generating savings in a noticeably short period of time.

 

Tribology Turbo Training TTT level I & level II  are 2-day long courses designed with a summary of the latest knowledge in lubrication technology worldwide. The level I course is to be accredited as a Tribologist Level I and the level 2 course is to be accredited as a Tribologist Level II. The accreditation is granted by our Certification Division after a two hour examination (minimum qualification 70%).

 

Tribology Full Training TFT level I & level II are 3-day long courses with an agenda according to the international standard training in lubrication ISO-18436-4 and the body of knowledge of the ICML Certifications. As a bonus we review with the students doubts about specific points direct from the ICML body of knowledge to maximize the chance to pass the ICML examination. At the end of this course a knowledge exam will be applied to obtain a Certified Tribologist accreditation at level I or level II. You can also apply for an international certification from ICML. In this case you must pay the exam rights direct to the ICML and notify us at least 2 weeks in advance to set up arrangements with the ICML to send a Certified Proctor for exam application.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: ICML does not require, recommend, endorse or authorize any specific training course as official or approved. It is the responsibility of each candidate to research the training options available in his/her area and make a decision as to the training provider of his/her choice. ICML recommends the outline of the course of choice be compared to the exam’s Body of Knowledge.