Machinery Lubrication Level II (MLT II Prep)
Advance lubrication program management and precision practices — real-world case studies and problem-solving to prepare for the ICML MLT II certification exam.
What this course is about
This advanced four-day course enhances the abilities of program managers, lubrication engineers, and frontline technicians in specifying machine lubrication requirements & managing precision lubrication practices. The course includes practical case studies and problem-solving activities that address real-world challenges. It prepares participants for the ICML MLT II certification exam. Available as public classroom training, private on-site delivery, or recorded on-demand access.
Key Topics Covered
Machine reliability, tribology, lubrication regimes
Base oils, synthetics, additives, food-grade classifications
Thickener selection, high-temperature, coupling, multipurpose greases
Viscosity, application-specific selection, consolidation, standards
ASTM test methods, oil and grease performance evaluation
Procedures, re-grease calculations, PMs, routes, leak management
Sampling, filtration, reconditioning, storage room design
Why This Training Matters
Format
- Anyone pursuing MLT II certification
- Lubrication Program Managers and Engineers
- Maintenance and Lubrication Technicians
- Maintenance Supervisors & Planners
- Reliability Engineers and Technicians
What 4 days looks like on the floor
Strategy, Theory & Lubricant Formulation
Grease Performance, Selection & Testing
Lubricant Testing, Application & Program Management
Condition Control, Storage & Certification Prep
Upon successful completion, participants will be capable of:
• Evaluating base oil types, synthetics, and additive performance
• Selecting lubricants by application, viscosity, and operating conditions
• Developing lubricant standards and incoming quality assurance procedures
• Calculating re-grease volumes and frequency intervals
• Creating lubrication PMs, routes, and inspection checklists
• Managing automatic lubrication systems and leak detection
• Recognizing ASTM test methods for oil and grease performance evaluation
• Applying used oil analysis for condition-based decisions and troubleshooting
• Selecting filters, breathers, and reconditioning systems to meet cleanliness targets
• Designing lubricant storage rooms and managing shelf life
• Evaluating lubricant reclamation feasibility and procedures
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