Industrial Maintenance Technology: Maintaining Industrial Equipment

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Apply the technical math required for employment opportunities in maintenance.MIE2

integrityMIE3a

responsibilityMIE3b

qualityMIE3c

disciplineMIE3d

teamworkMIE3e

Describe the care and safe use of maintenance tools, equipment and components, such as lock-out/tag-out, rigging, electrical safety.MIE4

Describe lubrication techniques used on machines and components.MIE5

Identify various types of bearings and seals.MIE6

Explain the replacement procedure for bearings and seals. MIE7

Explain alignment of couplings using straight edge and feeler gauge, dial indicator methods, and laser.MIE8

Explain the mounting and operation of centrifugal pumps and motors.MIE9

Explain the mounting and operation of speed reduction/speed increase assemblies.MIE10

Explain the mounting and operation of clutch and brake assemblies.MIE11

Identify common belts, such as V-Belt and timing.MIE12

Explain the tensioning and alignment of various belts.MIE13

Identify common types of chains, such as roller and silent.MIE14

 Explain the tensioning and alignment of various chains.MIE15

Explain the alignment of sprockets and sheaves. MIE16

Explain the installation and adjustment variable of pitch sheaves.MIE17

Explain the common types of gears, such as spur and helical.MIE18

Describe the maintenance of open and closed gearing. MIE19

Explain the diametral pitch and gear meshing.MIE20

Explain vibration analysis in troubleshooting.MIE21

Identify various fasteners, key and keyways, and bolts.MIE22

Explain set-up, lighting and using oxyfuel cutting equipment.MIE23

Perform lubrication techniques on machines and components.MIE24

Replace bearings and seals. MIE25

Align couplings using straight edge and feeler gauge, dial indicator methods, and laser.MIE26

Mount and operate centrifugal pumps and motors.MIE27

Mount and operate speed reduction/speed increase assemblies.MIE28

Mount and operate clutch and brake assemblies.MIE29

Adjust tension and alignment of various beltsMIE30

Adjust tension and alignment of various chains.MIE31

Align sprockets and sheaves.MIE32

Install and adjust pitch sheaves.MIE33

Maintain open and closed gearing.MIE34

Use vibration analysis in troubleshooting.MIE35

Perform straight line, piercing, beveling with oxyfuel cutting equipment.MIE36