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Inhouse training on Practical Industrial Lubrication Orientation Training (PILOT) and Machinery Lubrication Level I training at MCPI Private Limited, Haldia, West Bengal … … Lubrication…

Inhouse training on Practical Industrial Lubrication Orientation Training (PILOT) and Machinery Lubrication Level I training at MCPI Private Limited, Haldia, West Bengal

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Lubrication Institute conducted a two-day training on Practical Industrial Lubrication Orientation Training (PILOT) and three days training on Machinery Lubrication Level I training for the Engineering team of MCPI Private Limited, Chemical plant in Haldia, West Bengal from 10th to 13th November 2021.

This was on-premise classroom training, fully customized and designed uniquely to support the maintenance and reliability teams in the organization. This training helped them realize their full potential and achieve optimal, sustainable outcomes. There was also a post-training engagement activity to ensure knowledge retention.

Arunava Das

Manager Mechanical, MCPI Pvt. Ltd.

“Overall very good and knowledge enhancing training program.”

Somnath Adhikary

Senior Manager, MCPI Pvt. Ltd.

“Very well-sequenced, well explained, very informative and interactive session.”

Saikat Chakraborti

Senior Executive, MCPI Pvt. Ltd.

“Had a good interactive session with the trainer. It was a very effective training.”

Syed Faisal Hashmi

Manager, Utility, MCPI Pvt. Ltd.

“Trainer explained the things well. Had a good learning experience where we learnt equipment specific lubrication”

Tushar Chakraborty

Executive, Electrical, MCPI Pvt. Ltd.

“The trainer followed very good teaching procedure. One major learning was oil contamination is not good for the rotary machine.”

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