Why these courses
Courses built around decisions people make around machines.
The training is organized around lubricant selection, contamination control, oil analysis, storage, handling and corrective action instead of generic theory alone.

Training path
Move from awareness to execution in four steps.
Each route helps teams decide what to learn, how to practice and how to apply the work after training.
Connected to ICML aligned pathways
Backed by Noria knowledge
Focused on implementation
Course pathway
Choose where to start.
Most professionals begin with Machinery Lubrication I, then build lubrication or oil-analysis depth. MLE is an independent leadership route.
Credential journey
See the structure before choosing a course.
Start with lubrication fundamentals, deepen into oil analysis or program leadership, then scale the work through plant-specific delivery when a team needs one standard.
Delivery formats
Choose the format that fits the learner.
Scheduled dates suit individual registration. In-house programs fit teams that need one standard across a site.
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Machinery Lubrication I
Core lubrication practice for engineers and reliability professionals.
Machinery Lubrication II
Precision program design for experienced lubrication and maintenance teams.
Machine Lubricant Analyst II
Sampling, lab data and report interpretation for maintenance decisions.
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