Outdoor Power Equipment/Maritime

Course Information

OUTDOOR POWER/MARITIME TECHNOLOGY

Foundation - * ASE, EETC, and/or S/P2 Certification (TCT) * Academics * Skills *Passion for Lawn and Marine Engines

Entry- Level Careers – (TCT Completion)

* Shipyard Mechanic * Parts Counter Representative *Marine Technician or Helper

* Power Equipment Tech or Helper * Offshore Technician * Service/Lube Technician

Technical Careers – (Advanced Certifications, Apprenticeship, Associate Degree)

* Small Engine Mechanic EETC * Service Technician * Pressure Washer Technician * Rigger

* Small Engine Shop Owner * Oil & Rig Technician * Tool Service Technician * Deck Hand

* Motorcycle Mechanic * Tractor Technician * Marine Oiler * Marine Attendant * Tankerman

Professional Careers – (Bachelors Degree or Higher)

* Senior Service Engineer * Field Service Technician * Maintenance Supervisor

* Longshoreman * Outdoor Power/Maritime Instructor * Marine Biologist * Boat Captain

* Fleet Services Supervisor * Motorsports Race Team Technician * Marine Service Engineer

* Wildlife and Fisheries Agent * Shipyard Foreman * Outboard Installation Technician

* Engine Equipment Training Council Certified - EETC in 2 & 4 Stroke Engines Technician

Course Description

OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I (3 UNITS—PREFERENCE IN SCHEDULING TO JR. & SR.)

OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II (3 UNITS—PREFERENCE IN SCHEDULING TO JR. & SR.) (3 UNIT Prerequisite Outdoor Power Equipment Technician I)

Students learn the basics of small engine mechanics such as parts of the engine, operation, disassembly and assembly of an engine. They learn the following basic skills in these classes: work in a shop environment safely, proper use of a welding machine and torch, disassembly of 2- and 4-cycle engines, repair outboard powerheads and lower units, installation of outboard engines, install engines and drive trains in mud boats, repair small tractors and riding mowers, air compressor repair; and repair weed eaters and other similar equipment.

Course Credentials

Students will receive IBC’s in Safety Prevention and Pollution. Students can also earn certificate in Boater Safety.

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