Benchmark
Benchmark Assessment and 600-point review compare current practice with best-practice elements and roadmap priorities
Noria-aligned consulting
Lubrication Program Development
Benchmark current practices against Noria-aligned standards, then turn the roadmap into practical routes, procedures and plant controls
Our customers
Program components
Benchmark your lubrication program against global best practice
A concise view of how LPD moves from benchmark to practical plant control
Program engineering
Procedures, routes, lubrication tasks, and work plans turn gaps into repeatable plant routines
Storage and handling
Oil room, transfer, filtration, and contamination-control practices protect lubricants before use
Vendor-neutral execution
Hardware scope, product consolidation, and supplier-neutral requirements support implementation
Support and partnership
Technical follow-up helps the roadmap move into use
Good fit when
Breakdowns, high lubricant consumption, contamination ingress, consolidation issues, or missing procedures keep recurring
CultureStorageTasksAnalysisSkillsMetrics
Benchmark view
Turn assessment data into a practical roadmap
Noria's Ascend model organizes lubrication maturity across management rings, weighted sections and critical program elements. The LPD approach follows the same practical idea: benchmark the current state, prioritize the gaps and define the engineering path
On-site assessmentPrioritized roadmapCost-justification inputsTraining alignmentEngineering design scopeKPI recommendations
Benchmark my plantProgram example
Watch a lubrication-program case example
This Noria case video gives plant teams a practical reference for how current-state gaps can become a lubrication-program roadmap
Discuss an LPD assessmentBenchmark scorecardPriority roadmapCost-justification inputsRoute and procedure scopeStorage and handling gapsImplementation plan
Next step
Discuss an LPD assessment
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Start the conversationExpert follow-up
Tell us what needs attention
Share a few basics and anything useful about the plant. We can suggest the next practical step or arrange a callback