This course provides a non-technical introduction to vibration monitoring for managers, supervisors, and decision-makers responsible for maintenance and reliability performance. Participants will learn how vibration monitoring supports predictive maintenance strategies, reduces unplanned downtime, extends equipment life, and improves plant reliability. The course explains the key components of an effective vibration monitoring program, including data collection, analysis, reporting, and corrective actions. It also covers how to evaluate program performance, justify investments, and measure return on investment (ROI) through reduced maintenance costs, improved asset availability, and increased operational efficiency. Content Provider: NATCOM
Vibration monitoring at a glance and its business value
What a good program looks like; resourcing and tooling
KPIs, ROI, and sustaining the program
Nader Shafik Farah is Vice President of Engineering and Trainings at NATCOM, which he has helped build for over twenty years. A Cairo University engineering graduate, he leads the company's work in turbomachinery control, vibration monitoring and reliability — and personally instructs its ISO 18436 vibration analysis (Cat I–III) and condition-monitoring programmes, connecting the standards directly to real field practice.
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