MLE Certification Preparation is designed for experienced lubrication and reliability professionals preparing for the ICML Machinery Lubrication Engineer certification. The course focuses on the design, engineering, management, and optimisation of lubrication programs. It is broader than oil analysis alone and covers lubricant selection, lubrication system design, contamination control, storage and handling, application methods, condition monitoring, program management, training, procedures, safety, and continuous improvement. This course is suited to professionals responsible for lubrication strategy at an equipment, site, or organisational level. Content provider: Lubrication Experts.
Lubrication engineering principles Lubricant selection for industrial equipment Lubrication regimes and machine requirements Oil and grease application methods
Lubrication system design and optimization Storage and handling systems Contamination control engineering
Filtration and lubricant purification Oil analysis and condition monitoring strategy Lubrication task design and route optimization
Procedures, standards, and lubrication work management Training and competency systems Lubrication program KPIs
Lubricant consolidation and standardisation Reliability-centred lubrication practices Lubrication program assessment and continuous improvement
Michel Refaat is NATCOM's Laboratory and Customer Support Manager for Lubrication Care Solutions, running the company's oil-analysis lab and leading its lubrication and oil condition-monitoring training. A Cairo University engineer, he spent over eleven years as a Quality Engineer with LafargeHolcim — validating test methods and training lab staff to EN and ASTM standards. His courses are grounded in hands-on laboratory practice, not theory.
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