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Reliable Precision Maintenance

Training Class

Reliable Precision Maintenance

Sharpen your approach to precision maintenance! This 3.5 day hands-on training class covers maintenance strategies, precision maintenance tools, shaft alignment, vibration, balancing, and more!

Course Description

Learn about precision maintenance best practices in this ultimate training session for individuals who maintain and repair rotating machines. The Reliable Precision Maintenance course is a three and a half day intensive training program that covers the principles and techniques of alignment, causes of machine vibration and unbalance, precision measuring tools, lubrication, couplings, bearings, mechanical seals, and efficient maintenance practices.

Duration

3.5 Days

Location

View Schedule for 2025 RPM class locations

Class Size

15 Students Maximum

Cost

$4,395 for 1 seat
$7,690 for 2 seats
$10,455 for 3 seats
$12,700 for 4 seats

Who Should Take This Class?

Newer, less experienced technicians, who rely heavily on others to complete basic tasks or need constant supervision.
Those who need to reduce employee turnover and build morale and teamwork.
Anyone who loses hours aligning the same machine on a regular basis.
Those who have a high number of bearing and seal failures, and coupling replacements.
Technicians who don’t perform shaft alignment frequently enough to be proficient and need to build confidence.

Who Should Take This Class?

Anyone who loses hours aligning the same machine on a regular basis.

Those who have a high number of bearing and seal failures, and coupling replacements.

Technicians who don’t perform shaft alignment frequently enough to be proficient and need to build confidence.

Newer, less experienced technicians, who rely heavily on others to complete basic tasks or need constant supervision.

Those who need to reduce employee turnover and build morale and teamwork.

Anyone who loses hours aligning the same machine on a regular basis.

Those who have a high number of bearing and seal failures, and coupling replacements.

Technicians who don’t perform shaft alignment frequently enough to be proficient and need to build confidence.

Newer, less experienced technicians, who rely heavily on others to complete basic tasks or need constant supervision.

Those who need to reduce employee turnover and build morale and teamwork.

Anyone who loses hours aligning the same machine on a regular basis.