Lubrication Awareness Training (LAT)

Course Schedule

  • Lubrication Awareness Training (LAT)
    • On-site
    • TBC to TBC
    • € 4,950

  • Machinery Lubrication I (MLI)
    • Carrigaline Court Hotel, Cork
    • 20 April, 2026 to 23 April, 2026
    • € 1,695

  • Machinery Lubrication I (MLI)
    • Dunboyne Castle Hotel, Meath
    • 6 May, 2026 to 8 May, 2026
    • € 1,695

  • Machinery Lubrication II (MLII)
    • Carrigaline Court Hotel, Cork
    • 21 September, 2026 to 24 September, 2026
    • € 1,695

  • Machinery Lubrication II (MLII)
    • Dunboyne Castle Hotel, Meath
    • 5 October, 2026 to 7 October, 2026
    • € 1,695

Lubrication Awareness Training (LAT)?

Lubrication Awareness Training (LAT) helps you close personnel and knowledge gaps from day one. We assess the lubrication aptitude of less experienced team members and establish a strong, standardised foundation that protects your critical assets as they step into the field.

Whether you’re onboarding new hires or or strengthening capability of existing personnel, LAT ensures everyone starts with the right fundamentals. consistently and confidently.

Certification:

  • On-site Training
  • Study Material
  • Access to the Noria Academy Platform
  • Expert Instructors
  • Certificate of Attendance
  • Right to ICML Exam
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Course Highlights

  • 1. Lubrication Theory

    · Why machines need lubrication
    · Understand functions of lubricants
    · Viscosity

  • 2. Lubricants

    · Lubricant Types (Oil, Grease, and Solid Film)
    · Greases – semi-solid lubricants for bearings and slow-speed applications
    · Solid lubricants: Graphite, Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS₂), PTFE for extreme dry environments

  • 3. Lubricant Applications

    · Lubrication Methods (Manual and Automatic)
    · Greasing Techniques and Best Practices (Quantity, Frequency, and Cleanliness)
    · Basic calculations for determining required lubricant volume
    · Basic calculations to determine re-lube and change frequencies
    · Ultrasound lubrication (Basic Awareness)

  • 4. Lubricant Sampling/Analysis Basics

    · Oil Sampling Process
    · Oil Sampling and Visual Inspection Basics (Machine and Oil)
    · Temperature, noise, and vibration can indicate lubrication problems.

  • 5. Lubricant Condition Control

    · Basics of Contamination Control
    · Major Contaminants
    · Effects of Contamination

  • 6. Lubricant Storage Management

    · Lubricant Reception Best Practice
    · Lube Storage and Handling Best Practices.
    · Lubricant Identification System.
    · Health, Safety and Environment

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