Course Overview

The Level I Machinery Lubrication Technician (MLT) certification course equips maintenance professionals with essential skills for proper lubricant management in industrial settings. Developed and Delivered By Jeruel, this hands-on program covers critical topics including lubricant storage, oil and grease selection, maintenance procedures, and basic oil analysis techniques. Our comprehensive curriculum has trained over 500 technicians nationwide in these vital maintenance practices.

This entry-level course is specifically designed for lubrication technicians, PM technicians, millwrights, and mechanics who regularly work with machine lubricants and hydraulic fluids. Participants benefit from Jeruel's signature training approach featuring live instructor-led sessions, practical projects that simulate real-world scenarios, regular assessments, and dedicated certification exam preparation. All graduates receive three months of post-class support to help implement new practices in their workplace environments. Developed and Delivered By Jeruel.

Learning Objectives

• Handle lubricants safely from delivery to use. Store them properly, dispense them correctly, and follow safety protocols. You'll prevent spills, reduce waste, and maintain workplace safety standards.
• Create and follow systematic routes for machinery maintenance. Check equipment and apply lubricants on schedule. This prevents breakdowns and extends machine life.
• Master oil change and top-up techniques for industrial equipment. Follow proper procedures to extend machine life and prevent costly breakdowns. You'll keep production running smoothly while maintaining safety standards.
• Choose the right lubricants by mastering base oils and additive systems. Know what's in your oil to make smarter selection decisions that extend equipment life.
• Choose the right grease for your machines. Match lubricant properties to equipment needs, temperature conditions, and load requirements. You'll extend machine life and prevent costly breakdowns.
• Keep automatic lubrication systems running smoothly through regular maintenance and troubleshooting. Check for blockages, inspect components, and address issues before they cause equipment failure.
• Use oil analysis to spot lubricant breakdown and fine-tune your specs. You'll catch problems early and extend equipment life by identifying contaminants before they cause damage.
• Know your role and safety protocols when handling lubricants and hydraulic fluids. Proper storage, personal protective equipment, and spill response aren't just rules—they're what keeps you and your team safe when working with these potentially hazardous materials.