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Celebrating the finishers of Quadrant’s Marine Service Manager (MSM) program

Celebrating Quadrant Marine Institute

June 4, 2024

As Marine Service Excellency Month continues we want to celebrate the hard work of the freshly minted finishers of Quadrant’s Marine Service Manager (MSM) program. Over the next few months keep an eye on our social media as we highlight all of this year’s program finishers.

It takes a lot to manage a team, and even more to manage that team well! If you’re interested in joining the esteemed ranks of certified MSM’s join us this November for our next round of the Marine Service Manager program. We’ll be hosting this year’s classes at our Shelter Island facility. Like all programming at Quadrant, the MSM course is industry-specific, collaborative, and hands on.

The Marine Service Manager Training & Certification gives managers the opportunity to develop excellence in exactly the areas they need to succeed. We work hard to make sure what you learn is relevant and ready to implement as soon as you get back to work. Our course has been developed with consultation from over 70 BC marine service companies, where we recognized 6 essential skills of successful marine service managers, to build on and develop with you.

This year’s dates are November 1/2, 15/16, & 22/23. For more information please visit the MSM page of our website. Or to register right away click here. Space is limited, and spots sell out fast!

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