Does your team thave the knowldege to work safely on hydraulic systems?
The skills gap in Engineering is growing and in Fluid Power it is the same. At MGR Fluid Engineering we are passionate about training and developing knowledge and capability. We can offer bespoke and standard courses, based around the systems at customers sites.
Bespoke Hydraulic SYSTEM Training (Customer-Specific)
Our courses are designed to leave those working on hydraulics, with the knowledge to read hydraulic schematics, understand the operation of components and work safely with hydraulics. An excerpt, below from a reference from one of our customers who selected our training supports our view:
“We are already seeing tangible benefits, including a breakdown we had recently that the engineers were able to fault find easily. This training was an outstanding investment, providing our team with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel.”
Our training courses can be tailored to cover all aspects of hydraulics and we are flexible to ensure we provide the training you need. Recently we have added a training rig to give practical experience of setting valves and fault finding.
Courses can be tailored to cover the following:-
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Hydraulic symbols and schematics
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Hydraulic components
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Working safely with hydraulics
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Contamination control
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Hydraulic systems maintenance
Supporting training
We also offer a mentoring and development support as we understand that knowledge is important but developing capability is vital to achieve competence. Our support includes:
- Current capability assessment
- Development plans
- Further training and one on one training
The support is again tailored to what is needed for your team.
For system engineering support, see our Hydraulic System Design services.
Please call us on 07931 904499 to discuss our training options.
Practical Training With Live Simulations
Hydraulic systems learning path
Stage 1
- What is hydraulics?
- What is in a hydraulic system?
- Hydraulic symbols
- Hydraulic components, how they work
- Working safely with hydraulics
Stage 2
- Understanding hydraulic schematics and how they work
- Hydraulic system design aspects
- Calculations – motor power, flow rate & pressure
Stage 3
- Calculating pipe sizes, pressure drop heat and cylinder sizes
- Electro hydraulics
- Design exercise
- Simple fault finding
Specialist and practical courses
Hydraulic Technicians
- Regulations for hydraulic systems
- Selecting hoses, pipes and fittings
- Root-cause fault finding
- Maintenance and contamination control
Hydraulic Accumulators
- Accumulator types and uses
- PSSR and accumulator safety
- Safe accumulator maintenance
3-Day Hydraulic Systems
- Starts with Stage 1 on day one
- Building circuits on our training rig
- Setting pressure control valves
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Hydraulic Training Courses – FAQs
What approval or certification do I get with the training?
MGR Fluid Engineering courses are supported with an experienced trainer, delivering bespoke and specific courses. Trainees get a Certificate of Attendance.What is the course structure?
On all courses there is a practical content dependant on the facilities at the training location. Courses can be delivered over 1 or 3 days depending on the course selected.MGR Fluid Engineering courses have a presentation, and trainees are given the slides for reference. Each course has exercises to help improve understanding. Our courses are bespoke and can be delivered over time that suits our customers.What courses do you advise for beginners in Hydraulics?
For the MGR Fluid Engineering courses we have a basic course covering hydraulic symbols, key components and working safely with hydraulics. This course is delivered in one day.Are there other courses available?
At MGR Fluid Engineering our courses are bespoke to our customers hydraulic systems. We can deliver courses on Hydraulic Accumulators and Pressure System Regulations. We can also deliver courses on specification of hydraulic components, which will cover some of the key calculations and examples of choosing the correct components for specific applications.