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Machinery Lubrication General Information Level I ...
Level I Machinery Lubrication Technician The purpose for the Level I Machine Lubrication Technician (MLT) certification is to verify that technicians practicing in the field of machinery lubrication, as it is applied to machinery condition monitoring and maintenance, are qualified to perform the following tasks:
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Level I MLT Certification Requirements - ICML
www.icmlonline.comLevel I MLA Recertification ICML Certification is valid for three years from the date of issue. Individuals certified as Machinery Lubricant Analysts (MLAs) must recertify their competency every three years.
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