Service detail · Bowen Basin
Lubrication audits.
Review oil and grease condition alongside the storage, handling and lubrication routines used across your rotating-equipment fleet. The audit moves from an on-site walk-down and sampling to laboratory interpretation and a written report with practical recommendations for your team.
Audit handover
A site-specific lubrication schedule your maintenance team can put to work.
Sample results, storage and handling observations, and interval recommendations are brought together by equipment class in the written audit report.
Audit outcomes
What a lubrication audit delivers.
A practical review of condition, contamination risks and lubrication routines across the assets in scope.
Oil sampling and analysis
Collect oil samples from the equipment in scope and interpret the laboratory results alongside each asset’s duty and service context.
Grease sampling
Sample grease where it is relevant to the asset and review the findings with the lubrication point and application in view.
Lubricant storage and handling review
Review how lubricants are received, stored, transferred and handled, including the practices that can introduce contamination.
Contamination source identification
Trace potential contamination sources through the equipment, storage and handling practices observed during the audit.
Top-up and drain interval recommendations
Recommend top-up and drain intervals against the asset duty and the sample findings, with any recheck intervals documented in the report.
On-site workflow
Four steps from walk-down to written recommendations.
The sequence connects what is observed on site with the laboratory results and the actions handed back to your team.
Step 01
Site walk-down
Confirm the equipment in scope and walk the lubrication points, routes, storage and handling practices on site.
Step 02
Sampling protocol
Agree the samples and asset references, then collect oil and grease samples using a consistent site protocol.
Step 03
Interpret laboratory analysis
Review the laboratory analysis in the context of the equipment, its duty and the observations from the walk-down.
Step 04
Written report with recommendations
Bring the sample results, equipment-class actions and proposed changeout and recheck intervals together in a written report.
Typical Bowen Basin equipment
Lubrication coverage across the fleet.
Scope the walk-down and sampling around the rotating assets your site team wants reviewed.
Conveyor head and tail pulleys
Review lubrication practices for pulley bearings across the conveyor handling circuit.
Crushers
Assess the in-scope crusher lubrication points, samples and handling practices.
Screens
Include screen equipment and associated lubrication points in the site audit scope.
Mills
Review mill lubrication samples and routines against the equipment and its operating duty.
Pumps
Cover process and service pumps included in the rotating-equipment scope.
Gearboxes
Review gearbox oil condition, storage and handling practices, and proposed changeout intervals.
Client deliverables
A report built for the next maintenance decisions.
The written report gives your team the sample record, equipment-class actions and recheck schedule from the audit.
Tabulated sample results
A clear record of the collected oil and grease samples and the laboratory results returned for review.
Recommendations matrix by equipment class
Actions grouped by equipment class so the maintenance team can see which practices and assets need attention.
Changeout schedule with recheck intervals
A site- and sample-specific schedule for top-up and drain recommendations, with recheck intervals set out in the report.
Start an engagement
Scope a lubrication audit around your equipment, samples and site routines.
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