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Objectives:Operation and Maintenance costs reduction, implementing from scratch and in no more than six (6) months a comprehensive CBM program or assessing the existing one. The following activities will be carried out: The following activities will be carried out:

• Mentoring and training in how to analyse and identify critical maintenance issues before typical failures occur by means of vibration measurement, analysis and control.
• Spectrum and vibration analysis training.
• Definition of the main stages of a CBM Project.
• Continuous Monitoring/Protection of vessels’ critical equipment.

Aimed at:Heads and Officers of the Navy, Operations Supervisors, Maintenance Managers, Systems Integrators, Companies and Engineers oriented to Condition-Based Maintenance -CBM- for ships for civil and military use. It is not essential to have prior knowledge of this methodology and its tools. No previous knowledge or experience is needed.

Objectives:Design and construction of vessels according to the New Specifications and to the environmental directives for reducing vessels’ impact:

• Review of the current Normative/Standards and Regulation.
• Review of the basic concepts of Noise and Vibration on board vessels.
• Noise and Vibration problems on board vessels identification and solution. Review of the CBM (Condition Based Maintenance) techniques,
• as an essential methodology for cost reduction.

Aimed to:Shipyards’ technical staff, Maintenance technicians, sales department (definition and control of the specifications.), Provisioning responsible (Supplies control), Technical offices, Project engineers, Maintenance technicians, inspectors. No previous knowledge or experience is needed. No previous knowledge or experience is needed.

Objectives:Operation and Maintenance costs reduction, implementing from scratch and in no more than six (6) months a comprehensive CBM program or assessing the existing one. The following activities will be carried out:

• Mentoring and training in how to analyse and identify critical maintenance issues before typical failures occur by means of vibration measurement, analysis and control. Spectrum and vibration analysis training.
• Definition of the main stages of a CBM Project. Turbo-compressor failures.
• Real Practical Cases of Diagnosis and Resolution. Attention to Fault Cases presented by attendees. Continuous Monitoring/Protection of vessels’ critical equipment.
• Identification and correction of complex failures.

Aimed at:Maintenance Technicians, Plant Managers, Engineering Department, Projects, Management, Department Managers, Quality Control; of Co-generation and Combined Cycle plants. It is not essential to have prior knowledge of this methodology and its tools. Have prior knowledge of this methodology and its tools. No previous knowledge or experience is needed. Have prior knowledge of this methodology and its tools.

Objectives:To Specialize in Root Cause Failure Analysis of this kind of facilities (both onshore and offshore installations):

• Mentoring and training in how to analyse and identify critical maintenance issues before typical wind turbines’ failures occur by means of vibration measurement, analysis and control.
• To identify the typical failures that can be found on Wind Turbines and their solution.
• Definition of the main stages of a PdM Project applied to Wind Farms.
• Continuous Monitoring/Protection of Wind Turbines.

Aimed to:Wind farms’ maintenance technicians, Operation Managers, Engineering departments, Project and Start-up engineers, paying special attention to offshore installations. No previous knowledge or experience is needed. No previous knowledge or experience is needed.

Objectives:To know how to implement, from scratch and in no more than six (6) months, a comprehensive Predictive Maintenance Program (PdMP) or to assess the existing one. Mentoring and training in how to analyse and identify critical maintenance issues before failures occur by means of vibration measurement, analysis and control. Spectrum and vibration analysis training. To manage all the stages of the PdM project. Introduction to Continuous Vibration Protection/Monitoring Development of the following activities.

• Mentoring and training in how to analyse and identify critical maintenance issues before typical failures occur by means of vibration measurement, analysis and control.
• Spectrum and vibration analysis training.
• To manage all the stages of the PdM project.
• Introduction to Continuous Vibration Protection/Monitoring

Aimed at: Maintenance technicians, Plant Managers, Engineering Departments, Project engineers, Department’s Managers, Quality Control. No previous knowledge or experience is needed. No previous knowledge or experience is needed.

Objectives: he main objective of the seminar is to train attendees to implement predictive maintenance programs focus to: Reduce losses of unexpected plant shutdowns, to reduce maintenance costs, to minimize failures and / or unexpected breakdowns and to maintain high equipment reliability.

• Review of Basic Concepts of MPA.
• Introduction to “Breakdown Consulting”. Knowledge and “practical” Specialization in Fault Diagnosis Techniques: Variable Speed Tests, Modal Analysis, etc; and Correction Methods: Dynamic Balance: One and two planes; Reinforced structures, etc.
• Real Practical Cases of Diagnosis and Resolution. Attention to Fault Cases presented by attendees.

Aimed at: Maintenance technicians, Plant Managers, Engineering Departments, Project engineers, Department’s Managers, Quality Control. No previous knowledge or experience is needed. It is advisable to have prior knowledge of this methodology and its tools (TSI MPA Course).

Objectives:Vibration Analyst Category II Certification by training attendees in:

• Reaffirm theoretical and practical knowledges required for the Certification.
• Deepen signal processing, evaluation and diagnosis of machinery using vibration analysis.
• Detection and diagnosis of the most common mechanical failures by measurements, analysis and control of vibrations.

Aimed to:Technicians and Heads of Predictive Maintenance and Reliability. At least, twelve (12) months of practical experience in vibration analysis.

Objectives:Vibration Analyst Category II Certification by training attendees in:

• Reaffirm theoretical and practical knowledges required for the Certification.
• Deepen signal processing, evaluation and diagnosis of machinery using vibration analysis.
• Detection and diagnosis of the most common mechanical failures by measurements, analysis and control of vibrations.

Aimed to:Technicians and Heads of Predictive Maintenance and Reliability. At least, thirty-six (36) months of practical experience in vibration analysis.