MTU_ValueService Training Program 2009

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1 MTU_ValueCare MTU_ValueService Training Program 2009 Tognum Group Companies Europe / Middle East / Africa / Latin America MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH Friedrichshafen Germany Phone Fax regionalcenter1@mtu-online.com Asia / Australia / Pacific MTU Asia Pte. Ltd. 1 Benoi Place Singapore Republic of Singapore Phone Fax regionalcenter2@mtu-online.com USA / Canada / Mexico MTU Detroit Diesel, Inc Outer Drive West Detroit, Michigan USA Phone Fax regionalcenter3@mtu-online.com Subject to modification in the interest of technical progress. EA (58 0E) 1/09 VMDA

2 Table of Contents 05 Foreword Training Courses for Representative s Personnel External Training Center 24 Organisation 02 03

3 Foreword Operational economy, readiness and reliability can only be achieved through purposeful and careful operation and maintenance. MTU_ValueService Training programs make service personnel proficient with MTU engines and systems. Whatever the product or application, MTU_ValueService has an appropriate training package. To convey this knowledge is the objective of MTU's instructor team. The documentation included in the scope of supply provides you with comprehensive information about the plant. This is supplemented by practical handson training as well as the provision of theoretical knowhow. In well-conceived training courses, experienced MTU instructors convey a comprehensive knowledge of engine operation, maintenance and repair. Plant 1 By providing this training programs, we offer you the possibility of your personnel being trained individually. Based on the detailed information on course contents and the necessary requirements for participation, you can select courses tailored to your needs. We will continue in the future to aim at optimizing our training programs and making them comply with your requests. Therefore, we would appreciate your suggestions and encouragement. Thank you. Your MTU instructor team Plant Foreword Welcome to MTU

4 Table of Contents Training Courses for Customer s Personnel 8 Explanation of course designations 9 10 of engine courses Course curricula: engine training courses Course Course Course CMO Schedule summary: engine training courses Course curricula: electronics training courses CE1 CE2 CE0 - On Site Training Training Courses Registration at least 6 weeks before course begin

5 Course Designations of Training Courses Engine Series G = GenDrive M = Marine R = Railway C =Truck E =Excavator P = Oil and Gas 4000 /M Engine Training Courses Series 60 3 days Series days Series days Series days Series 4000 Series 538 Series days 5 days 8 days 9 days Engine Training Courses Series days Series days C = Customer M = Machinery/Engine Training = Course for Operator = Course for Operator and/or On-board Maintainer CMO= On-site Operator Training Series days 08 09

6 of Training Courses Engine Training Courses Engine Training Courses OM 500 / 900 Series Series 8000 Series days 9 days 7 days 10 days Training for service personnel CM0 to be defined Target trainees Operators Prerequisites Technical understanding Knowledge of course language Course objectives The Trainee learns engine design and function learns how to operate the engine plant learns how to identify and rectify minor faults learns how to perform preventive maintenance tasks as per MTU Instructions Curriculum Handling of documentation Design and function of the engine Explanation of oil, fuel, etc. systems Explanation of the fluids and lubricants specification Basic troubleshooting Execution of maintenance tasks QL1 Introduction to the engine management system See page 9-10 Schedule See course schedule summary or to be agreed No. of participants Max. 8 persons Location MTU Friedrichshafen, Training Center, Plant 1 Course language See course schedule summary or to be agreed Training time 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Target trainees On-Board Maintainer Prerequisites Basic knowledge of diesel engine Knowledge of course language Course objectives The Trainee learns engine design and function learns how to operate the engine plant learns how to identify and rectify minor faults learns how to perform corrective maintenance tasks as per MTU Instructions Curriculum Handling of documentation Design and function of the engine Explanation of oil, fuel, etc. systems Explanation of the fluids and lubricants specification Troubleshooting Execution of maintenance tasks QL2 Exchange of the subassemblies Introduction to the engine management system See page 9-10 Schedule See course schedule summary or to be agreed No. of participants Max. 8 persons Location MTU Friedrichshafen, Training Center, Plant 1 Course language See course schedule summary or to be agreed Training time 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Engine Training Courses 10 11

7 Engine Training Courses Schedule summary 2009 CMO Engine Training Courses Target trainees Operators to be defined English Prerequisites Technical understanding Availability of a training related power plant A room for the theoretical training with: - LCD Projector - White Board - Flip Chart Course objectives The Trainee learns engine design and function learns how to operate his engine plant learns how to identify and rectify minor faults learns how to perform preventive maintenance tasks as per MTU Instructions Curriculum Handling of documentation Design and function of the engine Explanation of oil, fuel, etc. systems Explanation of the fluids and lubricants Specification Basic troubleshooting Execution of basic maintenance tasks QL 1 Introduction to the engine management system Schedule No. of participants Max. 8 persons Location On site at customer s location Course language Training time 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Course fee Upon request Course designation Period Course No /M /R R /R R /M PLD German Course designation Period Course No. 369 /G /G /R R /R /G /R /R Engine Training Courses 12 13

8 Course Designations Electronics System G = Genset M = Marine R = Railway T =Truck V = Vehicle P = Oil and Gas ECS-UNI/CE1/M Electronics Training Courses CE1= Course for operating personnel CE2= Course for maintenance personnel CE0= Course on Site 14 15

9 Electronics Training Courses Electronics Training Courses CE1 CE2 CE0 Target trainees Operators Target trainees On-Board Maintainer At your request all courses can be held on site. Prerequisites Knowledge of the main system functions Technical comprehension Good working knowledge of the language in which the course is to be held Course objectives Proficiency in system function and set up Being able to operate the system Curriculum Introduction of Scope of electronics Handling of documentation and drawings System structure, design and operations Troubleshooting via Display Navigation Schedule No. of participants Max. 8 persons Location MTU Friedrichshafen, Training Center, Plant 1 Course language Training time 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Course fee Upon request Prerequisites Mechanics or electronics technicians with system knowledge Good working knowledge of the language in which the course is to be held Course objectives System maintenance Troubleshooting and corrective action using test / measurement equipment Curriculum Introduction of Scope of electronics Handling of documentation and drawings System structure, design and operations Explanation of sensors and actuators System configuration Replacing complete units Introduction of the dialog unit (Basic Level) Data recording and error codes Troubleshooting via Display Navigation and Dialog Unit Schedule No. of participants Max. 8 persons Location MTU Friedrichshafen, Training Center, Plant 1 Course language Prerequisites A room for theoretical instruction Technical plant corresponding to the scope of instruction Sufficient knowledge of the language used for instruction Course fee Upon request No. of participants Max. 8 persons Course language Electronics Training Courses CE1 CE1 Training time 8:00 am to 4:00 pm CE2 CE1 CE2 Course fee Upon request 16 17

10 Table of Contents External Training Center Engine and electronics training courses can also be offered from our following external Training Centers. Please arrange schedule and price with the appropriate Training Center. 20 Training Center MTU Detroit Diesel, USA Training Center DDC/FDDA, USA Training Center MTU DD Australia Training Center MTU Italy 21 Training Center MTU Asia Training Center MTU Suzhou China Training Center MTU Ibérica, Spain Training Center MTU France External Training Center 22 Training Center Bertel O.Steen, Norway Training Center MTU Detroit Diesel Benelux Training Center MTU Turkey Training Center Ariexpo, Greece Training Center MTU DD Peru 23 Training Center S & S de las Columbia Training Center MTU South Africa Training Center MTU do Brasil Training Center Detroit Chile S.A. Training Center Saudi Diesel Equipment Co., Ltd. 24 Training Center Moscow, Russia Training Center VM Motori, Italy 18 19

11 External Training Center External Training Center MTU Detroit Diesel, USA MTU Detroit Diesel Wolfgang Griener Outer Drive Phone West Detroit Fax Michigan Mobil USA DDC/FDDA, USA MTU Asia MTU Asia Pte. Ltd. Hans-Gerd von Albedyhll No 1 Benoi Place Phone Singapore Fax Republic of Singapore hans-gerd.albedyhll@mtu-online.com MTU Suzhou China Florida Detroit Diesel-MTU Darryl Brushaber 4141 S.W. 30th Ave. Phone Ft. Lauderdale, FL Fax USA MTU DD Australia MTU Engineering (Suzhou) Co. Ldt. Wang Wei Zhong 24 SU Tong Road Phone Suzhou Industrial Park Fax Suzhou, yang.wei@mtu-asia.com.cn P.R. China MTU Ibérica, Spain External Training Center MTU-DDA Australia Pty Ltd Shaun Davis Garling Road Phone +61 (0) Kings Park Fax +61 (0) New South Wales shaun.davis@mtu-online.com Australia MTU Italy MTU Italia S.r.l. Stefano Gibelli Via Aurelia nord, 328 Phone Arcola (SP) Mobil Italy Fax gibelli@mtu-friedrichshafen.com MTU Ibérica C/Copernico, 26 J. Andres G. Morcillo Coslada Phone Madrid Fax Spain garcia.jose_andres@transdiesel.es MTU France MTU France SAS Chrystel Bernard-Wendt Parc d activités de la Siagne Phone Allée Charles Nungesser Fax Mandelieu La Napoule chrystel.bernardwendt@mtu-online.com France 20 21

12 External Training Center External Training Center Bertel O.Steen Teknikk AS, Norway Bertel O.Steen Kent Rune Haugen Teknikk AS Phone Damsgaardsveien 125 Fax P.O.Box 6098 Mobil Bergen Norway Home page: MTU Detroit Diesel Benelux S. & S. de las Columbia Stewart & Stevenson de las Americas Eliécier Vargas Velez Avenida de las Americas No Phone Santa Fe de Bogota, D.C. Fax Columbia eliecer.vargas@ssss.com.co MTU South Africa MTU Detroit Diesel Koos Plasmans Benelux B.V. Phone Merwedestraat 86 Fax CS Dordrecht koos.plasmans@mtudd-benlux.com Netherlands MTU Turkey MTU South Africa Pty. Ltd. Fanie van Wyk Regional Center Johannesburg Phone Loper Street Fax Aeroport Industria fanie.vanwyk@mtu-online.co.za Gauteng Republic South Africa MTU do Brasil External Training Center MTU Motor Türbin Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S. Ömerli Köyü Ferudun Colak No. 5 Ömerli Cad. Phone Hadimköy Fax Istanbul - Turkey ferudun.colak@mtu-online.com Ariexpo, Greece ARIEXPO S.A. Vasilis Kaloudis 68 Alimou Avenue Phone Alimos Fax Greece aftersales@ariexpo.gr MTU DD Peru S.A.C. Detroit Diesel MTU Peru S.A.C. Josep Mata Avenida Argentina 2020 Phone Cercado de Lima Fax Lima 1 jmata@ddperu.com.pe Peru MTU do Brasil Ltda. Aluisio Savino Via Anhanguera, km 29,203 Phone SÃO PAULO - SP Phone Brasilia Fax aluisio.savino@mto.com.br Detroit Chile S.A. Detroit Chile S.A. Ricardo Henoch Barón de Juras Reales # 5250 Phone P.O. Box Phone Conchali Fax Santiago de Chile rhr@detroit.cl Chile Saudi Diesel Equipment Co., Ltd. Kontaktadresse Saudi Diesel Equipment Co., Ltd. Simon Olford PO Box 2841 Tel ext 190 Al-Khobar Mob Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fax simon@saudidiesel.com.sa 22 23

13 Externe Training Center Notes Akademia INELT, Russia Akademie INELT Golubova Olga (Director General) Kosmonavta Volkova st., 10, bld. 1 Phone +7 (495) MOSCOW, Fax +7 (495) RUSSIA golubova@inelt.ru Organisation Organisation Applications Course registration must be submitted by at least 6 weeks before course begin. Courses for gas engine systems and Gensets Courses for gas engine systems and Gensets are offered in our MTU Onsite Energy training program