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Power Sports Equipment Technician

Students in this one-year program, proposed as a new offering for the 2010-11 school year, learn how to maintain, diagnose and repair vehicles and power sports equipment including four-wheelers, snowmobiles, marine/personal watercraft, outboard motors, and motorcycles, as well as lawn mowers and tractors. Through hands-on instruction, they learn about 2- and 4-stroke theory, engines, ignition and fuel systems, as well as about safety, equipment and tools. Project-based learning and a fully equipped lab build students’ professional and interpersonal problem-solving skills. Upon completion, they may advance their education at college or at specialized trade schools, or enter the workforce.

Career Opportunities:
Motorcycle & ATV technician
Marine & personal watercraft technician
Snowmobile technician
Outdoor power equipment technician

Units of Study:
Shop safety and environmental issues
Measuring, tools and materials
Fasteners, sealers and gaskets
Hand tools, reference materials and shop equipment
Engine service and repair
2- and 4-stroke theory
Ignition service and repair
Fuel system service and repair
Starting and charging systems
Transmission, clutches and drives
Wheels and brake systems
Steering and suspension
Diagnostics and maintenance

College Articulation:
Agreements are being developed at this time.

 

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