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Marine & Watercraft Technician Technology
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Motorboat mechanics, or marine equipment mechanics , repair and adjust the electrical and mechanical equipment of inboard and outboard boat engines. Most small boats have portable outboard engines that are removed and brought into the repair shop. Larger craft, such as cabin cruisers and commercial fishing boats, are powered by diesel or gasoline inboard or inboard-outboard engines, which are removed only for major overhauls. Most of these repairs are performed at the docks or marinas. Motorboat mechanics also may work on propellers, steering mechanisms, marine plumbing, and other boat equipment.
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The Sullivan University System - Louisville, Lexington, & Fort Knox
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Located throughout Kentucky, the Sullivan University System schools focus on career-specific courses so you can get the education you need faster. Students enrolled in their marine mechanics program will learn how to troubleshoot and rebuild inboard and outboard marine engines, as will become skilled at repairing fuel systems, marine engines, and electrical systems. Additionally, students will learn the skills necessary to become a master repairman or marine mechanic for private business, marine dealerships or marine motor manufacturers.
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Marine Mechanics Institute - Orlando, FL | |
Marine Mechanics Institute (MMI) combines everything you need to become and entry-level marine technician, from basic engine theory to the more technical aspects of marine product service, rebuilding, troubleshooting and repair. MMI is dedicated to providing the highest level of professional training to begin a career in the marine industry in just over one year! MMI is supported by a number of major marine manufacturers -- American Honda, American Suzuki, Kawasaki Motors Corp., USA, Mercury Marine, Volvo Penta, SeaDoo, Polaris, Bombardier, Yamaha Motor Corp. and many more.
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