Lubrication training
and audits
The effectiveness of an industrial maintenance program depends largely on proper lubrication practices and the knowledge of your staff. With targeted lubrication training or a customized lubrication audit, businesses can structure interventions, correct deficiencies, and extend equipment lifespan. LTI Group offers a hands-on, field-oriented approach, focused on knowledge transfer and process optimization.
Lubrication training tailored to your needs
At LTI Group, we believe that knowledge drives performance. That’s why we offer fully customized lubrication training to match your company’s technical and operational needs.
Your training session is flexible: it can be delivered at your plant, in a nearby facility, in our training centre, or virtually via videoconference. Whatever the format, our trainers handle everything.
Training objectives
- Raise awareness of proper lubrication practices and basic tribology concepts
- Develop staff expertise on specific topics or technical applications
- Better understand industrial oil analyses and how to apply the results in action plans
Did you know?
Prevent mechanical failures by training your team.
Recent statistics show that 75%* of machine failures are caused by improper lubrication. The remaining 25% are due to bearing environments, incorrect installation, or part defects. These numbers underscore the importance of prevention and good maintenance practices. By offering your staff the right training, you can significantly reduce failures, lower repair costs, and avoid unexpected machine stoppages.
* Source: AMPTIAC Quarterly
Lubrication audits
LTI Group evaluates and advises companies on how to improve every aspect of their lubrication practices. The goal of a lubrication audit is to identify strengths and weaknesses, enhance equipment performance, reduce failures, and maximize lubricant and component longevity.
When carried out thoroughly, a lubrication audit becomes a powerful tool for improving overall equipment health.
Benefits of an audit:
- Reduced maintenance costs linked to lubrication-related failures
- Improved equipment reliability and performance
- Standardization of lubrication procedures
- Identification of root causes of premature wear or contamination
- Optimization of lubricant inventory and storage
A lubrication audit includes:
- Equipment and lubricant condition assessment
- Study of lubrication needs (oils and greases)
- Contamination control
- Lubricant handling and identification
- Lubricant selection, validation, and consolidation
