Intro to Maintenance

Please note the registration deadline of 1/14/25.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for production operators who are looking to expand their skill set into the field of maintenance. It provides a foundational understanding of maintenance practices, focusing on essential concepts in electrical, mechanical, and power fluid systems, along with critical safety protocols.

Course Objectives:

• Understand the basic principles of electrical systems and their maintenance.
• Learn the fundamentals of mechanical systems and their upkeep.
• Gain insights into power fluids, including hydraulics and pneumatics.
• Develop a strong foundation in safety practices and protocols in maintenance work.

Modules:

• Introduction to Maintenance
  • Overview of maintenance types (preventive, corrective, predictive)
  • Importance of maintenance in production environments
• Basic Electrical Maintenance
  • Electrical theory and components (voltage, current, resistance)
  • Common electrical tools and their uses
  • Basic troubleshooting and repair techniques
• Mechanical Maintenance
  • Introduction to mechanical systems (gears, bearings)
  • Lubrication and its importance
  • Basic mechanical troubleshooting and repair
• Power Fluids Maintenance
  • Understanding hydraulics and pneumatics
  • Components of fluid power systems (pumps, valves, actuators)
  • Maintenance and troubleshooting of fluid power systems
• Safety in Maintenance
  • Importance of safety in maintenance work
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Safety protocols and emergency procedures

Target Audience:

This course is ideal for production operators who are interested in transitioning into maintenance roles, as well as those looking to enhance their understanding of maintenance practices to improve their current job performance.

This training is part of The Talent Campus Michelin maintenance program.