Build deeper expertise in reciprocating machinery analysis
Instructor-led product training designed to strengthen diagnostic accuracy, improve equipment performance, and support data-driven maintenance
Reciprocating engines and compressors generate complex pressure, vibration, and spectral data. Without proper training, analysts risk misinterpreting signals, missing early failure indicators or failing to act on actionable insights—leading to inefficiencies, increased operating costs, and unplanned downtime.
Our training services provide structured, progressive instruction—from foundational concepts to advanced diagnostics—focused on real machinery, real data, and real operating challenges. Courses are built to strengthen analyst confidence, consistency, and technical rigor across engine, compressor, vibration, and software analysis workflows.
Basic and advanced engine analysis training
Our engine analysis training program equips analysts with the skills required to evaluate engine performance with confidence. The Basic Engine Analysis course provides new analysts with a deeper understanding of key engine components and testing best practices proven in the field, providing a strong foundation for reliable data interpretation.
Building on this foundation, the Advanced Engine Analysis course deepens technical expertise by exploring the underlying processes, calculations, and methodologies used in engine analysis. Participants gain a stronger understanding of how to evaluate engine performance, diagnose issues, and apply analysis results with confidence in real-world operating environments.
Basic Engine Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| March 3–5, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Register now! |
| May 5–7, 2026 | Dallas, Texas | Registration coming soon! |
| September 15–17, 2026 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Registration coming soon! |
Advanced Engine Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| August 4–6, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Registration coming soon! |
Basic and advanced compressor analysis training
Our compressor analysis training program prepares analysts to evaluate compressor performance with confidence and consistency. The Basic Compressor Analysis course introduces new analysts to analysis equipment, compressor types, and industry best practices for test points, analysis techniques, and data collection.
The Advanced Compressor Analysis course builds on this foundation by expanding technical understanding of the processes and calculations behind compressor analysis. By gaining deeper insight into the analytical methods typically used, participants strengthen their ability to interpret results, diagnose performance issues, and apply insights effectively in operational settings.
Basic Compressor Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| March 10–12, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Register now! |
| May 12–14, 2026 | Dallas, Texas | Registration coming soon! |
| September 22–24, 2026 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Registration coming soon! |
Advanced Compressor Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| August 11–13, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Registration coming soon! |
Basic and advanced spectrum analysis training
Our spectrum analysis training program helps analysts develop the skills needed to collect and interpret fast Fourier transform (FFT) data for machinery diagnostics. Unlike crank-angle-based pressure and vibration patterns used in engine and compressor analysis, spectrum analysis evaluates vibration amplitude as a function of frequency, requiring a different approach to data collection and interpretation.The Basic Spectrum Analysis course introduces analysts to spectral (FFT) analysis fundamentals, including vibration principles, frequency-domain data collection, and industry best practices for interpreting spectral results.
The Advanced Spectrum Analysis course—new this year—builds on this foundation by expanding the analyst’s ability to apply frequency-based vibration analysis with greater depth and precision.
Basic Spectrum Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| April 14–16, 2026 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Registration coming soon! |
| October 13–15, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Registration coming soon! |
New course: Advanced Spectrum Analysis
| Date | Location | Registration |
| August 25–27, 2026 | Knoxville, Tennessee | Registration coming soon! |
Software optimization training
Our software optimization training program equips analysts with the skills required to configure and apply MD Optimo software effectively across their machinery analysis workflows. The MD Optimo Software course introduces users to the full capabilities of the platform, enabling consistent setup, accurate diagnostics, and reliable reporting.
MD Optimo Software
| Date | Location | Registration |
| March 24–26, 2026 | Dallas, Texas | Registration coming soon! |
| October 20–22, 2026 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Registration coming soon! |
Optimize equipment performance with smarter diagnostics
Improved diagnostics enable earlier intervention, reduced energy losses, and more efficient equipment operation—supporting safer facilities, lower emissions, and stronger asset integrity over the equipment lifecycle.
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