National Manufacturing Institute of Scotland

This course enables participants to capture accurate vibration data safely and interpret it effectively to identify potential machine faults.

The course combines classroom-based theory with practical rig-based exercises, providing the foundational skills required for reliability engineers and technicians.

Participants are offered the opportunity to work with real-world equipment, exploring how to capture, interpret, and analyse vibration data effectively. It builds directly upon concepts introduced in the introduction to reliability engineering course and forms the second part of the reliability engineering training series.

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As the manufacturing industry evolves, a deep understanding of advanced machining physics is not just a valuable skill; it's the key to innovation and success.

Machining is the process of transforming raw metal materials into precise components, from intricate aerospace parts to everyday household items. It's a fundamental skill that underpins the entire manufacturing industry, and its importance cannot be overstated.

This two-day, in-person training course will provide delegates with a comprehensive, in-depth understanding of each element taking place during the metal cutting process.

The course is taught by recognised machining experts using theory and real-life examples to help demonstrate advanced machining concepts.

It is recommended that delegates have completed the Fundamentals of machining training course or have equivalent metal cutting knowledge to get the most out of this course.

This course has limited spaces available. Should you be unable to attend, please cancel your booking to allow us to re-allocate your place.

Failure to cancel and or attend may result in you being removed from any future courses.

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