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.

Careers

Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers
Wage: $61,760
10 Year Growth Rate: 2.0%
Education Requirements:

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics
Wage: $46,880
10 Year Growth Rate: 0.0%
Education Requirements:
Postsecondary nondegree award