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Marine Repair Technician
The Marine Repair Technician Program will teach a student how to conduct repairs of a structural and/or cosmetic damage in wood, composite or metal motor and sail vessels up to 150 feet in length, including modifications, re-furbishing and upgrading.
The Marine Repair Technician student will also get the opportunity to perform lifting and salvage operations; perform mechanical repairs on steering, propulsion, cooling and engine systems, and do some general troubleshooting and assessment of electrical vessel components.
The Marine Repair Technician Program will usually take about 4 years to complete. After graduation, the Marine Repair Technician will be expected to be well versed in wood repairs, composite repairs, mechanical systems, electrical systems, and fabrication.
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