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Engineer mtu

MTU CM1/CM2

Our next course date: 25 - 29 November 2024

Maximum no of candidates per course – 8 / Minimum no of candidates per course – 4

Minimum Requirements for Admission

  • MCA AEC 1 Course or equivalent qualification (Accredited Certification)
  • MTU CM1 Preparatory Course (Not required if you have previous engineering experience or a qualification
  • Technical understanding
  • Knowledge of course language

Duration: 5 days

This course, will build on the fundamental concepts that was introduced in your previous engineering experience or training augmented by practical exposure to MTU engines facilitated by a trained MTU specialist. This course will cover the following concepts:

Training and Certification

Training is conducted on the following MTU Engines, machinery and equipment  by a qualified MTU Facilitator, 16V 2000-01 CR/M

MTU will issue the MTU CM1/CM2 certificate for successful completion of the course

Course Objectives

The Trainee will learn:

  • Engine design and function
  • How to operate the engines and related systems
  • How to identify and rectify minor faults
  • How to perform preventative maintenance task as per MTU Instructions

Curriculum

Outcomes:

  • Handling of documentation
  • Design and function of the engine
  • Explanation of the oil and fuel , systems, etc
  • Explanation of the fluids and lubricants specification.
  • Basic Troubleshooting
  • Execution of preventive maintenance tasks (QL1) and replacement of the subassemblies (QL2)
  • Introduction to the engine management system

OUR STUDENT REVIEWS!!!

MTU S2000_M CM1 & CM2

The MTU S2000_M course was great!! I learnt a lot! The knowledge that Fanie has is incredible! To be able to take the engines apart and see how it all operates was super helpful! Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to further their knowledge on the MTU engines!

  • JAMES STAMATIS

I wanted to express my gratitude for organising the MTU S2000_M course even if one of the students pulled out, thanks for the extra steps taken to make it happen.  I learned a lot from the MTU engine!

  • CAREL DU PLESSIS