MCP Technical Training

🔧 Elevate Your Maintenance Team's Performance with MCP's Maintenance Development Centre (MDC) 🔧

Our Maintenance Development Centre (MDC) programme is designed to provide a structured approach to identifying and addressing skills gaps, enhancing safety protocols and preparing your team for future demands.

Through comprehensive assessments and tailored training solutions, the MDC programme offers:
- In-depth analysis of current maintenance practices
- Customised training plans to address identified gaps
- Strategies to improve equipment reliability and reduce downtime
- Enhanced safety measures to protect your workforce

🔗 Start with our complementary mini MDC assessment here: https://zurl.co/rHV3s

Week 6 of 10 - Formal Competence Evidence

The audit is booked.
Suddenly, everyone’s looking for proof of training.

The challenge:
Competence isn’t always formally documented - until it needs to be.

Where MDCs come in:
They provide structured assessments and recognised certification as clear evidence of capability.

Because “they’ve been here for years” doesn’t pass an audit.

Read more: https://zurl.co/aR8NE

The updated MCP Technical Training course calendar is now available to download.

If you’re planning technical skills development for your engineering or maintenance teams, the new calendar provides a clear overview of upcoming course dates so you can schedule training well in advance.

Our programmes cover a wide range of practical engineering disciplines including mechanical, electrical and instrumentation skills, delivered by experienced trainers who work closely with industry.

Whether you're developing multi-skilled technicians, strengthening maintenance capability, or planning team development for the months ahead, the calendar makes it easy to find the right time to train.

⬇️ Download the updated calendar here:
https://zurl.co/CIEds

If your maintenance skills plan has been a bit stagnant lately, hydraulics is a smart place to restart.

Hydraulic systems sit behind a huge amount of day-to-day plant reliability, yet lots of teams are forced to learn them the hard way, mid-breakdown.

Our Introduction to Hydraulics course gives technicians and engineers a structured foundation in:

• What hydraulics is and why it’s used
• Core components and how they work (pumps, valves, actuators, reservoirs, accumulators)
• Safe working practices
• Maintenance procedures, including contamination control
• Practical hands-on tasks

It’s intended for people with a technical background working on machines with hydraulic systems, and it’s the entry level route to progress into more advanced learning.

Certification includes BFPA and a training passport.

On-site only, with duration dependent on what you need.

🔗 https://zurl.co/WqjSx