PROGRAMS | TRANSPORTATION

MOTORCYCLE, MARINE & SMALL ENGINE TECHNOLOGY

The small engine of today is not so small anymore and serves us in ways never imagined. From the large engines that propel boats to those that power recreational vehicles and lawn-care machines, all require the services of a highly knowledgeable and skilled technician. The MME technology program teaches its students the theories and applications behind the maintenance and repair of a wide variety of motorized equipment and vehicles. This equipment includes generators, industrial tow motor lifts, and material handling devices used in all phases of warehousing and manufacturing. Students reinforce their theory lessons through actual maintenance and repair of appropriate equipment and vehicles.

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Entry-level earnings
$7.50-$12.00 per hour

Career potential earnings
Motorcycle mechanic $29,450
Marine mechanic $32,780
Automotive mechanic $33,050
Aviation mechanic $49,490
Outdoor power equipment mechanic $25,810

Student certifications

NOCTI - National Occupational Competency Testing Institute Certification

INSTRUCTOR

Mr. Paul E. Miller

Biography
I have been working in the field for 20 years.

Date of hire: January 2007

Education
Graduate of MTA Automotive School, Safety Inspection Mechanic Instructor Traing Program

Certifications
Certified Inspection Mechanic for motorcycles, cars, and trucks

Experience
Work experience on small engines up to and including heavy equipment.

Interests
Boating and riding motorcycle

Message
Working as a mechanic is a very exciting and rewarding career.