Marine Technology
The Marine Technology program is designed to provide students with technical knowledge and experience in the rapidly expanding marine industry. Technical concepts in the curriculum include:
- Marine Safety Practices
- Theory and Operation of Marine Gas and Diesel Engines
- Two and Four-Stroke Cycle Engines
- Diagnosis, Repair and Overhaul of Marine Propulsion Systems
- Marine Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
- Electronic Ignition Systems
- Coast Guard and American Boat Yacht Council Regulations
- Power Tools, Gas and Arc Welding Equipment
- Use of Precision Measuring Instruments
- Installation and Repair of On-Board Support Systems, Electrical, Hydraulic, Water, Steering, and Electronics
- Techniques of Fiberglass and Wood Hull Repair
- Customer Relations
A large, well equipped shop features the latest tools, shop demonstrators, updated ventilation and state-of-the-art prep station for fiberglass repair. There is also a heavy duty hydraulic trailer, a Kubota tow vehicle, lifting and support equipment, and a separate three-bay garage for boats awaiting repair.
Career Highlights
Students have endless opportunities in the Marine industries with 75% of the world covered with water. Post secondary and degree programs are available in Marine Engineering Systems, Marine Environmental Services, Marine Transportation, and Management.
Career Opportunities
- Marine Machinist
- Outboard Technician
- Stern Drive Technician
- Marine Gas/Diesel Technician
- Marine Manufacturer Analyst
- Military Service
- Marine Surveyor
- Marine Electrician
- Sales/Marine Parts
- Fiberglass Repair Technician
TechLinks
See Marine Techlinks for quality website information.