CD-ROM Course Descriptions

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The first defense against chronic equipment failure is a solid preventive maintenance (PM) program. One of the more important aspects of a PM program is proper and periodic lubrication of rotating equipment. This computer-based training program provides a thorough understanding of lubricant choices. Interactive aids make this a solid training and reference tool. Learn proper lubrication methods and how to analyze oil test results.

Most AC motors are started through a standardized control system designed to protect the motor, the circuit, and operating personnel. This training tool focuses on ladder diagrams, wiring, and troubleshooting techniques for the most common motor used in industry, the AC induction motor. New interactive exercises and quizzes help you hone your troubleshooting skills.

All persons who install, maintain, repair, or just work near electrical power equipment need electrical safety training. United States labor law spells out safe work practices and employee training requirements. This computer-based training provides the information required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S, as well as other important safety information not required by OSHA.

Todas las personas que instalan, mantienen, reparan, o trabajan cerca del equipo eléctrico necessita entrenamiento de seguridad eléctrico. La ley de trabajo de los Estados Unidos explica prácticas del trabajo y requisitos de entrenamiento seguros de empleado. Este entrenamiento computarizado proporciona la información requerida por OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subsección S, y tambien la otra información importante de seguridad no requerida por OSHA.

This practical training tool emphasizes the types of measurements commonly required for day-to-day maintenance. The quality of the work you perform can be improved with the use of proper measurement tools. This material is enhanced with fully interactive tools.

The unexpected breakdown of rotating machinery is the single largest cause of emergency downtime in industries. This computer-based training program explains the physical basis for vibration monitoring, vibration analysis through identification of discreet frequencies, and provides extensive problem solving examples of real life machinery problems.

The unexpected breakdown of rotating machinery is the single largest cause of emergency downtime in industries. This computer-based training program explains the physical basis for vibration monitoring, vibration analysis through identification of discreet frequencies, and provides extensive problem solving examples of real life machinery problems.

Extracted from New Standard Institute's popular three-day seminar, this program is designed to provide the basics of maintenance planning and scheduling training without requiring seminar attendance. This material has been presented to over 5000 people in the last 10 years. This easy-to-use software is a solid maintenance planning and scheduling reference.

The Maintenance Storerooms computer-based training (CBT) is taken from New Standard Institute's two-day seminar for storeroom and parts managers and provides a comprehensive approach to the mechanics and mathematics of a well-run storeroom. CBT has full narrated text. The program also includes the Recorder Point Calculator.

Polyphase induction AC motors are the workhorse of modern industry. This computer-based training (CBT) teaches critical maintenance skills in an easy-to-use format. Learn how to diagnose voltage problems, size overload protection properly, and select the right motor for the job. With attention to concepts and practical skills, this CBT teaches a comprehensive approach to motor maintenance.

This Simutech program provides practical information on electrical troubleshooting techniques, including the following topics: Troubleshooting Safety, A Systematic Approach to Troubleshooting, and Basic Testing Techniques. You can then practice your skill on a realistic troubleshooting simulation of a lighting circuit with 20 actual faults to solve.

This Simutech program allows you to apply the troubleshooting skills you learned in Basic Techniques to a more complex control circuit (an electrical door lock circuit consisting of numerous relays, switches, lights, and solenoids). Benefit from an expert's experience, as you are guided through the troubleshooting process on three sample faults. See what score you get as you solve 28 faults on a highly realistic circuit simulation consisting of numerous relays, switches, lights, and solenoids. Be sure not to miss the four genius level faults.

In this Simutech program, you will learn to troubleshoot a motor control circuit consisting of a reversing motor controlled garage door simulation. Simutech provides their expertise on solving three sample faults by walking you through a systematic troubleshooting process. This circuit contains such components as limit switches, three phase induction motor, reversing motor starter with overloads, push buttons, step down transformer, and safety switch. Twenty-eight faults of varying difficulty are available to be solved, with four being extremely challenging.

This Simutech series consists of all three Simutech courses:

• Troubleshooting - Basic Techniques
• Troubleshooting - Control Circuits
• Troubleshooting - Motor Controls