Mechanical Maintenance Skills Part 1

£1,095.00

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Course Type | Mechanical, Technical Skills

Certificate | MCP Training Certificate

Duration of Course | 4 Days

Location | Reading

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About Mechanical Maintenance Skills - Part 1

Our Mechanical Maintenance Skills Part 1 course provides hands-on practical experience in order to improve delegates’ mechanical skills, enabling them to successfully multi-skill in a variety of specialist areas involving pulleys/belts, sprockets/chains, bearings and pumps. The theory is followed by a demonstration of the task on a rig. Candidates will then practice the task before having a one-to-one, practical assessment. Underpinning knowledge is assessed by a written paper. Successful completion of the practical and written assessments results in the award of an MCP Consulting Group Certificate.

The Mechanical Maintenance Skills Programme is also available as an on-site, cost-effective alternative to our regular public training courses held at our training centre in Reading.


MMS1 Is It Right for Me

Is it right for me?

The Mechanical Maintenance Skills Part 1 course will enable operators, maintenance teams and technicians to enhance their mechanical competence in a number of areas as detailed.

MMS1 What Will I Learn

What will I learn?

  • The importance of Health and Safety

  • Safe Systems of Work

  • Plant Isolation Procedures - Lockout, and Out of Service Tags

  • The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992 (PPE)

  • Pipeline Identification

  • Understanding tolerances and use of limits and fits

  • Using the correct fixings and fastenings in mechanical procedures

  • Power transmissions

  • Flat belts, Vee belt drives and pulleys

  • Synchronous belt drives

  • Roller chain drives and sprockets

  • Types of Bearings

  • Shafts and keys

  • Shaft alignment and straight-line couplings

  • Recognising different types of pump

MMS1 What are the Benefits

The benefits?

On completion of the course, the candidates will be able to carry out high-frequency, low-risk mechanical tasks.