Take a Marine Lab Tour at MMI Orlando, FL, Marine Technician School - Marine Mechanics Institute
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See what it's like to train hands-on for a career as a marine technician as we tour multiple different lab courses within the Marine Technician Specialist training program at Marine Mechanics Institute (MMI) in Orlando, Florida.
Within the engine lab, students learn all about engines, from precision measuring to internal components, in addition to disassembling and reassembling engines to learn general repair service. As part of the lower units / outdrives lab, students disassemble and reassemble lower units to manufacturer's specifications on stern drives and outboards, as well as learn about exhaust systems and cooling systems.
During the electrical systems lab, students practice problem solving electrical systems by running marine engines in test tanks, where they focus on stern drives and outboard engines. Within the 6-week diesel lab, students focus on the mechanics of diesel engines, comprehending how a diesel engine lives and breathes.
The rigging lab is where students will learn to perform procedures for rigging outboard motors, aligning sterndrive engines, instrument gauge installation and electrical hookup, and performing remote control and pre-delivery adjustments.
For students interested in working for a specific marine brand, numerous manufacturer-specific advanced training (MSAT) courses are included at MMI Orlando, featuring the brands Mercury Marine, Honda Marine, Suzuki Marine, Volvo Penta and Yamaha Marine.
The curriculum prepared at MMI schools is geared toward all students interested in joining today's marine workforce. No previous mechanic experience is required. Our students span from having zero prior marine knowledge to those who come from a family of mechanics and are looking to further their abilities.
For more information regarding marine training programs at Marine Mechanics Institute, visit www.uti.edu/programs/marine
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Thanks for show me you're marine school 🏫 nice job
GREAT VID👍
I wish they had a boat mechanic’s school near Buffalo, NY because I would definitely attend!
@UtiEdu
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the comment. We don't have any plans for a new campus, but you never know what the future might hold!
@shaydajefferson77
2 жыл бұрын
Need one in MD & VA
no two strokes?
Can you do the course at intervals?
can international students apply
Hiiii Am an electrical engineer , i have an experience as a seaman's for 12 years, now am interested for yacht and outboard engine electrical and mechanical side , How i can be certified and is it possible to join online courses or not ? Many thanks for you
Hi! Appreciate the video. What is needed to enter the institute?
So if I did this and was fresh out of trade school what would the pay look like? I know it’s probably not going to be the best at first but hopefully it will increase the more I learn
@UtiEdu
3 жыл бұрын
Great question! We recently posted a blog that covers this topic, check it out here: www.uti.edu/blog/marine/technician-salaries
The school would be way better if they taught students how to tear down and rebuild motors, lower units, 100 or 200 hour services, full engine changes, electronics, etc… You will just get the very basics.
Hi. Let join with you
How long is the program?
@UtiEdu
5 жыл бұрын
The Marine program is 51 weeks, thank you!
Do any Canadians attend this UTI course? Just wondering as I'm Canadian and thinking of attending!
@UndeadWehrmacht
4 жыл бұрын
There's a Marine diesel mechanic course where I live in Newfoundland.
@UtiEdu
3 жыл бұрын
Hi, Mike, we have international students and students from Canada, yes. Please learn more about housing assistance: www.uti.edu/support-services/housing-assistance
@gurpindersingh1374
2 жыл бұрын
Hlo sir..this is Gurpinder singh I'm doing job in Dubai as hydraulic engineer I'm looking for advance hydraulic training...could you help me sir i shall be thankful for this
This includes jet skis
@UtiEdu
5 жыл бұрын
Hello! Our Marine Technician training program does not include jet skis. Personal watercraft is part of our Motorcycle Technician Training program, www.MMITech.edu.
Do you offer, or can you recommend a marine mechanical program for a person preparing for long range cruising in retirement? I’m already competent with do-it-yourself maintenance, including fluid and filter changes, impellers, belts, hoses, grease, electronic upgrades, and similar. I’m hoping to get better at diagnosing and repairing motor related fault codes, and other items that could be repaired with tools and spares that are reasonable to have stored onboard. The goal is greater seamanship and self-reliance when venturing to cruising destinations where mechanical repair help is beyond 24 hours away. A example would be a retired couple traveling in a mid-range trawler in the 40’ range traveling from Seattle Washington to Alaska. Thoughts?
@UtiEdu
3 жыл бұрын
Our 51-week Marine program may be what you are looking for, more info here: www.uti.edu/programs/marine Please feel free to call directly with any questions, 1 800 834 7308, thanks!
DME
How much money it take to graduate
@UtiEdu
5 жыл бұрын
Check out the 'tuition' section on uti.edu - there is a tuition calculator that will also estimate Financial Aid and Scholarships, thanks!
That is dumb not to teach jet ski repair in a marine program.
@UtiEdu
3 жыл бұрын
We understand how you feel, however we decided to include personal watercraft in our Moto program instead. Specifically the Yamaha and Kawasaki modules. Thank you for the comment!
@swmann2
2 жыл бұрын
@@UtiEdu understandable, looks like the original commenter is the dumb person here.