MARITIME ENGINEERING OF INSTRUCTION

MARITIME ENGINEERING OF INSTRUCTION

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The above-named student has successfully completed an 80-hour of Basic and Advanced instruction that included vessel inspection techniques and procedures for engineering, auxiliary systems, navigation and electrical systems to determine seaworthiness, functionality and safety for operation. Additionally, troubleshooting, maintenance, operation and repair of outboard and diesel engines of various manufacturer was detailed. The student also performed electrical system diagnostics, tracing, troubleshooting and repair. They also performed tracing and troubleshooting of NMEA 2000 installations, AC and DC circuits, protective devices, power generation and lighting. Also covered were inspection criteria utilizing applicable ABYC standards for onboard systems and vessel structure. Structural inspection of fiberglass and wooden structures using both mechanical and electronic means and methodology was covered. Repair and inspection methods for fiberglass vessels, fiberglass vessel structures and mounts as well as repair processes was provided. Also, covered was damage control, emergent and emergency repairs and utilizing damage control kits and procedures to control water intrusion.

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