Marine Repair Technician
The Marine Repair Technician program is a three-semester program to prepare you for a career in the marine service and repair business. Begin your training at a time that meets your needs. This program accepts new students in either the fall or spring. You can graduate with the tools and knowledge to begin your career repairing marine engines and boat systems for the recreational boating industry.
Program Overview
Students will be prepared for a career in the marina and marine service and repair business. This three-semester program includes instruction in marine engine service, service in marine propulsion systems, operation, diagnosis, repair, equipment installation, maintenance, and rigging new boats. Students will work on two-and four-cycle gasoline engines, drive systems, transmissions, electrical systems, and consumer-supplied products.
Program Outcomes
Marine Repair Technician graduates will be able to:
• Service marine engines
• Service marine propulsion systems
• Service diesel engines
• Demonstrate welding and metalworking skills
• Demonstrate industry-recognized safety practices
Academics
Marine Repair Technician is available at the Ashland campus and is offered face-to-face.
Industry Connected
Members of the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) and Wisconsin Marine Association (WMA) and Association of Marine Technicians (AMTECH).
Train on Current Engines
In the advanced semesters, you will have hands-on training with engines equipped with EFI, DFI, CanBus and computerized diagnostic systems.
6,000 Square Foot Lab
The Marine Repair program has a large lab with state-of-the-art equipment.
Curriculum
The program is three semesters long. Following an introductory semester, you will progress to more in depth and complex marine engine and boat system topics.