Fluid Power Systems Maintenance Training
Provides comprehensive training in mechanical maintenance principles, fluid power and hydraulic systems
Recommend this comprehensive, print-based program to your employees who want to embark on a new career in or expand their skills set as a Fluid Power Systems Technician.
The training begins with pre-technical study and fundamental industrial skill courses and progresses into mechanical maintenance principles and applications, fluid power and hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and industrial robotics systems.
Upon completion of the Fluid Power Systems Maintenance Training program, technicians will be able to:
- Locate, identify, and interpret legends, linetypes, parts symbols, and types of drawings used in reading mechanical shop prints.
- Identify, describe, remove, replace, install, and maintain common types of bearings and seals.
- Match lubrication methods and materials to their applications and identify their implementation and maintenance requirements.
- Explain the principles of fluid power, fluid flow, and fluid symbols and diagrams.
- Explain hydraulic pumping principles and how the common types of hydraulic pumps, motors, and peripheral devices work.
- Troubleshoot and maintain hydraulic circuits and systems.
- Explain the properties of air, the basic laws of gases, and pneumatic principles.
- Identify, describe, maintain, and troubleshoot the basic components of a pneumatic system.
- Describe the applications, components, and technology used in a basic industrial robot system.
You can work with your Training Consultant to devise an individualized program or follow the complete Fluid Power Systems Maintenance Training course list below.
Fluid Power Systems Maintenance Training Course List
BASE PROGRAM
PRE-TECHNICAL FOUNDATION SKILLS
| Basic Industrial Math | Block X21 |
| Addition and Subtraction |
186008 |
| Multiplication and Division |
186009 |
| Fractions, Percents, Proportions, and Angles |
186010 |
| Metric System |
186011 |
| Formulas |
186012 |
| Introduction to Algebra |
186013 |
| Practical Measurements | Block X22 |
| Linear and Distance Measurement |
186021 |
| Bulk Measurement |
186022 |
| Temperature Measurement |
186023 |
| Energy, Force, and Power |
186024 |
| Fluid Measurement |
186025 |
| Quality Concepts: Tools and Applications |
186036 |
| Trades Safety: Getting Started |
186001 |
| Working Safely with Chemicals |
186002 |
| Fire Safety |
186003 |
| Material Handling Safety |
186006 |
| Reading Prints and Schematics | Block X25 |
| Introduction to Print Reading |
186039 |
| Dimensioning |
186040 |
| Tolerancing and Symbols |
186041 |
| Sectional Views and Simplified Drafting |
186042 |
| Building Drawings |
186043 |
| Electrical Drawings and Circuits |
186044 |
| Electronic Drawings |
186045 |
| Hydraulic and Pneumatic Drawings |
186046 |
| Piping: Drawings, Materials, and Parts |
186047 |
| Welding Symbols |
186048 |
| Sheet Metal Basics |
186049 |
| Sketching |
186050 |
| Blueprint Reading Skills Explained (Video) | VB04XX |
| Hand and Power Tools | Block X24 |
| Common Hand Tools, Part 1 |
186052 |
| Common Hand Tools, Part 2 |
186053 |
| Precision Measuring Instruments, Part 1 |
186068 |
| Electric Drilling and Grinding Tools |
186054 |
| Power Cutting Tools |
186055 |
| Pneumatic Hand Tools |
186056 |
| Plumbing and Pipefitting Tools |
286042 |
| Electricians' Tools |
6026 |
| Tool Grinding and Sharpening |
186057 |
| Woodworking Hand Tools |
186058 |
| Routers, Power Planers, and Sanders |
186059 |
| Jacks, Hoists, and Pullers |
186060 |
| Bench Work, Part 3 | 5004C |
| Precision Measuring Tools (Video) | VB03XX |
| Preventive Maintenance | 286085 |
| Preventive Maintenance Techniques | 286086 |
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE APPLICATIONS
HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS — OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
Hydraulic Power Basics
Estimated Curriculum Duration: 546 hours (excluding videos).
Number of Exams: 71.
OPTIONAL: INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESS CONTROL SKILLS
Estimated Duration: 210 hours.
Number of Exams: 29.
OPTIONAL: MACHINIST — METAL WORKING SKILLS COURSEWARE
| Industrial Materials and Components | Block X06 |
| Metal Processing |
X0601 |
| Ferrous Metals |
X0602 |
| Nonferrous Metals |
X0603 |
| Identification of Metals |
X0604 |
| Nonmetallic Materials |
X0605 |
| Plastics, Elastomers, and Composite Materials |
X0606 |
| Wood Products |
X0607 |
| Paints and Adhesives |
X0608 |
| Fasteners |
X0609 |
| Introduction to Pumps and Compressors |
X0610 |
| Introduction to Bearings and Seals |
X0611 |
| Introduction to Power Transmission |
X0612 |
| Basic Machining Skills | Block X08 |
| Practical Shop Math, Part 1 |
X0801 |
| Practical Shop Math, Part 2 |
X0802 |
| Practical Shop Measurement |
X0803 |
| Safe Shop Practices |
X0804 |
| Properties and Classifications of Metals |
X0805 |
| Using Shop Drawings, Process, and Routing Sheets, Part 1 |
X0806 |
| Using Shop Drawings, Process, and Routing Sheets, Part 2 |
X0807 |
| Layout |
X0808 |
| Metal Cutting and Machine Tooling, Part 1 |
X0809 |
| Metal Cutting and Machine Tooling, Part 2 |
X0810 |
| Metal Cutting Machinery, Part 1 |
X0811 |
| Metal Cutting Machinery, Part 2 |
X0812 |
| Fundamentals of Grinding |
X0813 |
| CNC Machine Tool Features and Applications |
X0814 |
| Machine Shop Safety | 186007 |
| Fundamentals of Grinding | 386016 |
| Lathes, Part 1 | 386001 |
| Lathes, Part 2 | 386002 |
| Lathes, Part 3 | 386003 |
| Lathes, Part 4 | 386004 |
| Lathes, Part 5 | 386005 |
| Drilling | 3521A-B |
| CNC Technology and Programming | 66903 |
| Industrial Plumbing and Pipefitting | Block D20 |
| The Trades of Plumbing and Pipefitting |
286040 |
| Pipes, Fittings, and Valves |
286041 |
| Plumbing and Pipefitting Tools (included above) |
286042 |
| Joining and Assembling Pipes |
286043 |
| Supporting, Installing, and Testing Pipes |
286044 |
| Plumbing Fixtures and Appliances |
286045 |
| Tanks, Pumps, and Boilers |
286046 |
| Insulation for Piping and Ducting |
286047 |
| Fundamentals of Welding, Part 1 |
286025 |
| Fundamentals of Welding, Part 2 |
286066 |
| Safe Handling of Pressurized Gases and Welding | 186004 |
Estimated Duration: 287 hours.
Number of Exams: 29.
RECOMMENDED CROSS TRAINING: INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
Estimated Program Duration: 176 hours.
Number of Exams: 29.
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Contract number: GS-02F-9406C
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