Understand technology. Act safely in operation.

Conveyor technology & conveyor belts

How do belt construction, rollers, pulleys and transfer points work together? The training conveys fundamental relationships and shows what to look for in condition monitoring and maintenance planning.

• Construction and selection of conveyor belts
• Belt tracking and typical wear patterns
• Rollers, pulleys and cleaning points
• Systematic recording of plant data

Drive technology & industrial gearboxes

Torque, speed and load profile are explained using practical tasks. Participants learn to meaningfully record nameplate data and connection dimensions and to recognise important influencing variables for replacement and maintenance.

Hydraulics in plant operation

The training covers the interaction of power unit, pump, valves and cylinder. Circuit diagrams, operating parameters and typical relationships between pressure, flow rate and motion are explained in a practice-oriented way.

• Basics of hydraulic power transmission
• System structure and component function
• Fluids, filtration and temperature
• Structured fault assessment

Automation & electric drives

Focus areas are functional sequences, sensors, actuators and the integration of controlled drives. The scope is matched to the role of the participants. Work on electrical systems remains reserved for appropriately qualified and authorised personnel.

Process & organisation

Topic, target group, prior knowledge, number of participants, location and duration are agreed individually. Technical fundamentals, plant-related deepening and the combination with a condition assessment are possible. This is not a statutory qualification test or a promised certification.

• Define needs and learning objectives together
• Match content to plant and tasks
• Date and format by arrangement
• Request training without obligation via the enquiry form