Raymond Thibault is a lubrication consultant and trainer who retired in 2001 from Exxon after 31 years’ of service. A Certified Lubrication Specialist (CLS) himself, Raymond is also certified Oil Monitoring Analyst (OMA) I & II. He has B.S. & M.S. degrees in Chemistry and an M.B.A. With Heinz Bloch, he developed the Lubrication for Profit Course, which is offered nationally in the USA.

Raymond is a veteran CLS trainer who has conducted over 30 CLS classes over the past 3 years for the public, as well as for industry leaders such as ChevronTexaco, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Citgo, Schaeffer’s, and Ispat Inland.

Notably, Raymond’s CLS classes have consistently maintained an exceptionally high pass rate, testimony in itself to the high quality of his classes.

Raymond also teaches a class on lubrication specifications at the annual STLE meeting and is also a contributing editor for Lubrication & Fluid Power magazine. He recently conducted a full day lubrication workshop at The International Maintenance Conference. 

A 3-day training course with optional ICML MLT (Machine Lubrication Technician) Level 1 certification exam

Training Course availability: WE DO NOT OFFER THIS COURSE THIS YEAR

Raymond Thibault is a lubrication consultant and trainer who retired in 2001 from Exxon after 31 years’ of service. A Certified Lubrication Specialist (CLS) himself, Raymond is also certified Oil Monitoring Analyst (OMA) I & II. He has B.S. & M.S. degrees in Chemistry and an M.B.A. With Heinz Bloch, he developed the Lubrication for Profit Course, which is offered nationally in the USA.

Raymond is a veteran CLS trainer who has conducted over 30 CLS classes over the past 3 years for the public, as well as for industry leaders such as ChevronTexaco, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Citgo, Schaeffer’s, and Ispat Inland.

Notably, Raymond’s CLS classes have consistently maintained an exceptionally high pass rate, testimony in itself to the high quality of his classes.

Raymond also teaches a class on lubrication specifications at the annual STLE meeting and is also a contributing editor for Lubrication & Fluid Power magazine. He recently conducted a full day lubrication workshop at The International Maintenance Conference.

Venue: 08 October 2010 (Fri) 9.00am - 12.00pm, Singapore Royal Plaza on Scotts 

Workshop leader: Raymond Thibault, CLS, OMA I & II

This workshop is designed for Plant Managers and their Heads of the production, maintenance and reliability departments to see how improvements in lubrication maintenance practices can lead to a significant contribution to the operating bottom line by maintenance cost savings, plus reducing production costs with enhanced equipment functional efficiency and reliability, and the potential to increase revenue by optimising equipment availability during peak demands.

As leaders, you may not need to know the technical intricacy of oil analysis and machinery lubrication. However it is essential that you have a big-picture overview to know what it takes to implement a successful oil analysis and lubrication maintenance excellence programme, where to obtain practitioner-focused trainings and internationally recognised certification to upgrade the technical competence of your maintenance team members, be able to instill the right maintenance mind-set in your maintenance crew, and lead your team towards the pathway for world-class lubrication maintenance best practices to realise the following benefits:

 • Prolong the useful life of in-service lubricants, thus reduce lubricant consumption.

 • Maximise lubrication effectiveness to maintain machine functional efficiency, 
    lower power consumption, reduce fault occurrence, and extend MTBF.

 • Enable informed maintenance planning to be streamlined and co-ordinated with 
    production scheduling to ensure maximum equipment availability during peak 
    demands whilst avoiding unplanned equipment downtime and forced
    stoppage.

 • Enhanced equipment reliability to ensure consistent production quality.

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Come for the Machinery Vibration Analysis ISO Category II Training Course (equivalent to ASNT Level II) to see how you can learn from the world experts in vibration training to improve your understanding and application of machine vibration analysis.

Mobius Institute's Alan Friedman will be leading this course. Seats are limited, please register early. If you know of someone who may benefit from this training, do forward this message to them. We look forward to hosting you and/or your colleagues.

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I would recommend the Mobius Vibration courses to anybody who wants to get a full and clear understanding of VA. The certification was long overdue and the quick reference guide + the vibration mouse pads are a smart addition to the package. Well done to you for an excellent training package."
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Maintenance Technology
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