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Stage 2 Industrial Hydraulics

£1,300 + VAT per person

4 DAY COURSE

Before booking any of these courses you should:

  1. Check the Course Planner & Progression Route here
  2. Complete the Stage 1 Hydraulics course
  3. Complete the Stage 1 Electro Hydraulics course, however this is OPTIONAL (highly recommended)
  4. If you have not completed the above courses, complete our online self-assessment here

Is this the correct course for you based on your results? Please read the course information below, or feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

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Course aims/who is it for?

This course is designed to take your overall knowledge and skills to the next level to enable you to better manage and maintain complex hydraulic systems with a range of controls. Ensuring that you know the causes of failure in hydraulic systems and apply the necessary preventative measures and know the procedures to follow to carryout effective fault diagnosis.

Ideal for Craftsmen, Technicians, Engineers and Plant Managers in the INDUSTRIAL Sector

This extended knowledge will enable staff to better maintain and manage Hydraulic Systems and carryout their duties, following safer working procedures, communication skills will be improved and with this further level of knowledge and understanding Staff will work together with greater synergy.


Industrial Hydraulics

Course Introduction

We welcome you to attend our FACE TO FACE COURSES at THE NATIONAL FLUID POWER CENTRE presented by NFPC Training Engineers with a vast knowledge and experience involved in the maintenance and management of FLUID POWER SYTEMS.

We do advise YOU to visit the NFPC website “Home-Page” and check out your current knowledge levels using our FOC Self Assessment Questionnaire

Course Details

£1,300 per person excluding VAT

Face to face training at the NFPC will consist of Day 1 & 2 technical lectures and Day 3 & 4 practical training

If more information is required or you need help with a booking please contact Anne Clarke at NFPC Tel: 01909504539 or aclarke@nfpc.co.uk

Course Times

9am – 4pm or as arranged by the Tutor.

Course Objectives (Knowledge Based)

On completion of this course candidates will know:

1. The function, operation and control of Pilot controlled DCVs, Logic Cartridge Valves, Proportional and Load Holding Valves.
2. Operation and performance of a range of hydraulic pumps and their associated controls.
3. The recommended procedures to follow when carrying out installation and commissioning.
4. The maintenance techniques in current use and their effectiveness.
5. Causes of failure in hydraulic system and the recommended fault finding procedures to follow.
6. Risks associated with working on or close to hydraulic systems and the importance of following safe working practices at all
times

Course Objectives (Skills Based)

during the practical sessions of this course candidates will engage and apply the following skills:

1) Build hydraulic circuits by interpreting a hydraulic circuit drawing.
2) Set pressure control valves for relief, sequence, reducing and counterbalance functions.
3) Connect the electrical interface to the hydraulic controls using manual switches and pressure switches.
4) Apply hydraulic and electrical sequencing techniques.
5) Apply load holding techniques.
6) Set up an amplifier associated with proportional control valves.
7) Use fault-finding techniques applying FCR to real circuits.

£1,300.00 + VAT

£1,350 from 1st August

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO CANDIDATES AND COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES BOOKING THIS COURSE:
You must have completed Stage 1 Hydraulics before attending the Stage 2 Course
Check your current knowledge by using our online self assessment
Our new Stage 1 Electro-Hydraulics is optional but highly recommended
Check your current knowledge by using our online self-assessment