Event Schedule: April 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 – 11:00AM to 11:59AM EST

Lubrication Management: Storage, Inventory, Contamination Control, and Application for Shutdown and Recommissioning.  Learn how equipment downtime can afford you the opportunity to ‘clean the closet’. Session hosted by Mike Johnson, AMRII, Monday, April 6, 11:00AM to 11:59AM EST

Greases and Grease Analysis: How can employees working remotely identify incorrect grease selections that are reducing equipment life?  Can the use of better matched or advanced greases extend regreasing intervals? How can a proper grease sample be leveraged to unlock the information present in your machines for a sustained reduction in labor required for both repairs and replenishments?  Find out how companies have already harnessed the information in grease samples, from failed components and inservice samples, to extend machine life, reduce regreasing tasks, and avoid the recurring failures that plague many industries. Session hosted by Rich Wurzbach, MRG Laboratories, Tuesday, April 7, 11:00AM to 11:59AM EST

Inline Oil Condition Monitoring Technologies: In-service lubricant condition monitoring can be a challenge when equipment is operating.  It doesn’t have to be.  There are cost effective solutions that combine online fluid analysis, automatic laboratory sampling, and integration for improved reliability and decreased costs.  Learn about the latest technology that can be installed during shutdown that will have lasting long-term benefits.  Session hosted by Matt Spurlock, Delta-P Reliability Services, Wednesday, April 8, 11:00AM to 11:59AM EST

Establishing and Deploying Competency: Attending classes, visiting conference sessions, taking on-line course work are all steps in the right direction yet how much of that content is usable or do you implement?  Learn how to select the right sessions for your needs, how to distill the information during these sessions, and how to effectively use the content that was offered to improve the process, maintenance methods, and staff competency.   Session hosted by Michael D. Holloway, 5th Order Industry, Thursday, April 9, 11:00AM to 11:59AM EST

Lubrication Reliability in the Time of COVID-19 Round-table – a Discussion of the Presentations in this Series for Identifying Training Needs:  Following the week of presentations and discussions, this session aims at pulling it all together and developing a plan of how to implement the content that was presented.  This discussion will be interactive and embrace the path of establishing a working plan as well as helping develop key performance indicators that can be implemented.  Session hosted by all four Panelists, Friday, April 10, 11:00AM to 11:59AM CST.