NSBA Hosts Marine Systems Certification in Halifax

From Tuesday, December 4, 2012 through to Friday, December 7, 2012, starting at 8:30 AM each day, the NSBA will hosts an ABYC Marine Systems Certification course in Halifax.

The course will be held at the Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association, in Halifax.

This four day systems course will draw key information from 21 different ABYC Standards as they apply to boat component selection and installation. Best industry practices will be a part of the body of knowledge that a certified technician will be expected to be proficient in regards to Potable Water Systems, Waste Water Systems, Tanks, Plumbing, Electrical Installation, System Monitoring, Compressed Gas Systems for cooking and heating, Hydraulic Systems, AC and Refrigeration Systems, and Pump Systems. Each student is shipped a study guide upon registration. The class concludes with a 200 question certification exam.

The ABYC standards, ABYC study guide, and your class notes may be referred to during this exam. The current ABYC Standards are available to members on-Line via (WebStir), CD, or as a book. The use of laptop computers, calculators or mobile phones (with a calculator app) will be allowed during the exam, however anyone caught texting or engaging in any sort of photography during the exam will be immediately ejected from the class. Candidates removed from class for any ethical violation will not be refunded tuition or test fees.

All candidates need to supply their own #2 lead pencil for filling out the exam answer sheet. Standards specific to this certification, and that the certification candidate may want to review or have access to during the exam include: A-1, A-4, A-6, A-24, E-10, E-11, H-22, H-23, H-24, H-25, H-27, H-32, H-33, P-1, P-14, P-17, P-18, P-21-24, T-1, TH-22.

All exams are proctored, and students must provide a photo ID at test time. The ABYC reserves the right to cancel any and all classes due to lack of enrollment up to two weeks prior to the scheduled class start date. Candidates need to take this into consideration when making travel and lodging reservations. ABYC cannot be held responsible for non-refundable airfare or hotel fees.
 
Registration Contact Info: Chantel Leturneau Urquart, phone: 902-423-2378  Fax: 902-423-2379
 
Additional Info: This course is hosted by the Nova Scotia Boatbuilders Association. For registeration information please contact Chantel Leturneau Urquhart directly.  
 

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