Mighty Lube and OPCO Training Courses
Industry 4.0 (Digital Acceleration) solves many maintenance challenges by implementing strategies as well as using new technology to improve on current maintenance programs. OPCO Lubrication Systems teamed up with Mighty Lube to create a conveyor maintenance training program that addresses these strategies.
The Mighty Lube OPCO Certified Specialist (MOCS) course is specially designed to provide a more in-depth way of learning how to establish a successful conveyor chain lubrication and monitoring program. The course includes hands-on training to better understand and maintain the OPCO and Mighty Lube equipment lines.
The Mighty Lube OPCO Protein Class (MOPC) certification is specifically designed to provide in-depth training of the conveyor chain lubricating and monitoring program for the food industry. MOPC includes hands-on instructional training to fully understand and maintain the OPCO and Mighty Lube equipment lines.
Mighty Lube and OPCO partnered with Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) training center to provide this MOCS course at their facility just outside of Nashville. TCAT is a shared technical college with Nissan and the State of Tennessee.
If you would like more information and details about either course, please email MOCS@mightylube.com
Mighty Lube and OPCO Certified Specialists
View participants of past MOCS and MOPC certification courses. Also click the link button to view a list of Certified Specialists that earned their certification from these conveyor maintenance training programs.
Certification Extensions: Upon successful completion and submission of a case study with the Mighty Lube Next Generation Monitoring and Lubrication System, the certified specialist will have their MOCS or MOPC certification extended by 2 years. Case study submissions should be sent to MOCS@mightylube.com for approval. Another exam over the MOCS or MOPC material will be administered to review understanding of the material.
Images from Conveyor Maintenance Training Classes
Predictive and Reliability Maintenance
Prentice Richardson with Nissan North America at MOCS
Protein Conveyor Training
Chad Jennings trains on the Mighty Lube Conveyor at the TCAT Center for MOPC
Conveyor Terminology
Kevin Kuss of Nakanishi Metal Works Co presenting at MOCS
MOPC Conveyor Training
Chad Jennings answering questions about the conveyor monitoring system
Lubrication Programs and Filtration
Jeff Meadows and Stacie McCormack from FluidAire at MOCS
MOCS Conveyor Training
Conveyor at TCAT with Mighty Lube and OPCO equipment installed
MOCS Classroom Training
Jeff Meadows with FluidAire and Alisha Campbell from Des-Case
