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ABYC INTERACTIVE ONLINE GASOLINE ENGINES CERTIFICATION

ABYC Online Certification

May 26, 2020

How much do you know about the systems that support a gasoline engine? You may have factory-sponsored engine specific training but here’s your opportunity to go to the next level of superior marine service! Gain knowledge based on ABYC Standards and USCG requirements that will improve overall safety and allow engines to run better, last longer, and avoid major issues.

This course that has historically been only offered in a 3-day in-person classroom format is now available 100% online in an interactive experience! ABYC Instructor Rob Berenwick will lead LIVE online sessions, 2 days a week for 3 weeks (each 90 minutes long), followed by an online certification exam.

Live Online Course Schedule (3:00 – 4:30 PM EDT each day):

July 14 – 15
July 21 – 22
July 28 –  29
 
Learn More & Register 

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