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Our technicians at Logan Marine & Industrial Diesel LLC in Palm Bay, FL are highly trained and very knowledgeable in their respective fields. Our team has 30 years of quality, hands-on experience, including schooling on a number of engines. We specialize in Series 50, 53, 60, 71, 92, 149, 2000, 4000 and many more!
Training
- General Environmental, Safety and Health Certification OSHA Standard
- Hazard Communication OSHA Standard Title 29 CFR 1910.1200
- Lockout OSHA Standard Title 29 CFR 1910.147 Energy Control
- Tagout Certification OSHA Standards 29 CFR 1910.147
Experience
- “A” Class Diesel Mechanic with a Major Industrial and Marine Engine Company
- Head Mechanic and Fleet Manager of a Major Corporation
- Marine Technician
- Service Shop Supervisor of an International Company
Affiliations
Member of Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce
Certifications
Admiralty Service
Ford Diesel Engine (1060/1460) for Fleets
Course Training
- Design and Function of the Engine
- Disassembling and Assembling of the Engine
- Exchange of all Components
- Execution of Maintenance Tasks
- Explanation of Air, Fuel, Lube and Cooling Systems
- Explanation of Fluids and Lubricants Specification
- Handling of Documentation
Series 2000 Service
Series 2000CR Service M1/M
MTU Electronics Service Tools/E-3
Series 60 M1/M+M3 Overhaul
Course Training
- Design and Function of the Engine
- Execution of the Maintenance Tasks up to QL2
- Explanation of Air, Fuel, Lube and Cooling Systems
- Explanation of Fluids and Lubricants Specification
- Handling of Documentation
- Replacement of the Subassemblies
- Troubleshooting
Series 2000 Overhaul
Service Tools E3
Course Training
- Adapting Parameter Sets and System Software to Target Systems
- Communicating With Related Systems Using Data Links (CAN, RS 422, RS 232)
- Configuring and Connecting the Dialog Unit to Various Related Systems
- Design, Functions and Operations “DIASYS” Version 2
- Handling Parameter Change Information; Play Back Parameter Sets
- Operating MTU Server for Downloading; Software via Modems (EPROM Database)
- Programming PIM and PPS Node Numbers
- Recording and Evaluating Measurement Data
- Testing and Changing Parameters, Curves and Characteristics
- Using Programs for Testing CAN and Serial Interfaces
- Using the Backup Data Module BDM. Programming “MEM-5” Memory Modules, MPU-23 Cards
ADEC E3
Course Training
- Component Replacement
- Design of Systems
- Function Description
- Handling of Dialogue
System or Servicing Tools
- Inspection of
Components and Systems
- Operation of
Electronic Systems
- Presentation of the
Scope of Electronic Equipment
- Schematics and
Documentation
- Troubleshooting of
Fault Codes
- (DDC 8880) DDEC III, IV and V
- (DDC8879) Series 60 EGR
- DDEC III and IV Automotive
- M1/E ADEC/M
- Marine DDEC Troubleshooting
Course Training
- Design and Function of Smartline and Blueline
- Design and Function of the ECU-7
- Explanation of Parameters
- Handling of Dialogue System Diasys 2.52 and Service Tools
- Handling of Documentation and Drawings
- Replacement of Components
- System Check
M1/E MDEC/M
Course Training
- CAN Communication
- Component Replacement
- Download of Engine and Plant Data (EPROM)
- Explanation of Diasys 2.Xx (Actual Version)
- Explanation of the Engine Wiring and Sensors
- Handling of Dialog Unit
- Introduction of Blueline/MCS-5 Type 1.Operation of the LOP
- Introduction to the Engine Management System
- System Testing
- Troubleshooting
Series 4000-03 Update
Course Training
- Design and Function of the Engine
- Execution of Maintenance Tasks up to QL2
- Explanation of Air, Fuel, Lube and Cooling Systems
- Design and Function of the Engine
- Execution of Maintenance Tasks up to QL2
- Explanation of Air, Fuel, Lube and Cooling Systems
As seen, we are highly experienced in the field.