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Course
Marine Standards
American Boat and Yacht Council
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Cost
$795
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The Marine Standards Certification course provides an introduction to the layout and organization of ABYC Standards, along with a look at portions of a wide variety of Standards, ranging from the most-referenced, to those that may be a bit more obscure. Intended for engineers, boat-builders, installers, repair techs, compliance inspectors, and marine surveyors, the course emphasizes critical compliance topics and practical applications of ABYC Standards in the marine industry.
Design cockpit drainage and electric bilge pump systems to ensure efficient water removal and long‑term vessel safetySelect potable water system components to support reliable installation and safe onboard water deliveryMaintain AC and DC electrical systems to ensure dependable operation of batteries,generators,chargers,and invertersInspect engine exhaust,propulsion,steering,and control systems to verify safe operation and compliance with marine standardsService fuel and ventilation systems to ensure safe gasoline and diesel performance and prevent vapor hazardsInstall portable and fixed firefighting equipment to provide compliant onboard fire protection capabilitiesTest gas detection systems to ensure accurate monitoring of gasoline, propane, and carbon monoxide levelsInstall LPG systems to uphold marine safety standards and prevent gas leaks during normal vessel operationsInstall refrigeration and air‑conditioning equipment to ensure proper cooling performance and regulatory complianceService boat heating systems to maintain safe and efficient operation of liquid and solid‑fueled heatersVerify navigation lights and sound signals to ensure visibility and compliance with maritime safety requirementsCalculate load capacity and buoyancy to establish safe vessel limits and prevent overloadingAssess powering requirements to confirm adequate propulsion and electrical capacity for the vessel’s intended useOperate boat lifting and storage equipment to ensure safe handling and protection of vessels during maintenance or layup