Technical training
Basic Technical Training / V8 2023-05-02
a.
the consequences of inadequate lubrication
b. the hazards associated with the lubrication system (e.g. discussions on how the hazards of the lubrication system compare to the hazards of the gearbox, the mechanical and aerodynamic brakes, the yaw system and the cooling system)
c. the importance of appropriate isolation/locking techniques (e.g. Lock Out Tag Out)
d.
the correct PPE
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions about the consequences of inadequate lubrication
Engage in discussions about the hazards associated with the lubricating systems
Engage in discussions about the importance of appropriate isolation/locking techniques (e.g. Lock Out Tag Out)
Engage in discussions about the correct PPE
ELEMENT 10.2 - INSPECTION OF LUBRICATION SYSTEMS
Learning objectives:
81) The participants can perform the visual inspection of the lubrication system (Skills, intermediate level)
82) The participants can recognise the importance of ensuring the right amount and type of lubricant (Knowledge, basic level)
83) The participants can recognise the importance of documenting any damage found (Knowledge, basic level)
84) The participants can use the correct PPE for the inspection of the lubrication system (Skills, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Explain how to perform a visual inspection of lubrication systems (e.g. pin holes, cracks, cuts, friction marks, leaks)
Explain the importance of ensuring the right amount and type of lubricant (lubricant samples)
Show the importance of documenting any damage found
Facilitate discussions about the oil cleanliness rating and its impact on component performance
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