Dynamic Balancing Onsite Training
Onsite training in dynamic balancing technique — building the practical skill to diagnose and correct rotor imbalance in-house.
How it works
Balancing a rotor correctly takes more than owning a balancing instrument — it takes an understanding of vibration phase, correction planes, and how to interpret the readings the instrument gives you.
VibroCon Academy delivers hands-on, onsite dynamic balancing training, working through real balancing jobs on your own equipment so your team builds practical, transferable skill, not just theory.
What our balancing training covers
- Single- and two-plane balancing theory and practice
- Vibration phase and amplitude interpretation
- Correction weight calculation
- Hands-on balancing jobs on your own equipment
- Safe working practice around rotating machinery
Signs it's time for this training
A maintenance team that wants to bring balancing work in-house
New technicians needing practical balancing skill
A push to reduce reliance on external balancing contractors
A team with a balancing instrument but limited hands-on experience
Common questions about balancing training
Do we need our own balancing instrument for this training?
It helps if you have one, since the training is built around practical hands-on work — we can advise on equipment if you're still deciding.
How long does onsite balancing training take?
It depends on your team's starting point and how many real balancing jobs are available to train on during the visit — we'll scope this with you.
Is this the same as the SPM AVA vibration analysis course?
No — this is practical, hands-on balancing skill; SPM AVA Category III is our formal online vibration analysis certification. The two are complementary.