What You’ll Learn
Build the skills to turn your interest in engines and equipment into a hands-on career in the power sports industry.
The Power Sports Technology program prepares you to service, troubleshoot and repair a wide range of power sports and outdoor power equipment. Training focuses on real shop practices to help you develop the technical knowledge employers look for in entry-level technicians.
You will learn how to:
- Diagnose engine and equipment problems using test equipment and service procedures
- Service and repair small engines, marine engines and related systems
- Work with electrical systems, wiring and basic circuit testing
- Inspect and adjust drives, clutches and transmissions
- Understand frames, suspension components and suspension tuning
- Use hand tools, precision measuring tools and special equipment correctly
- Read service manuals and follow manufacturer specifications
- Build troubleshooting skills for accurate repairs and maintenance
The program also helps you develop a strong foundation in shop safety, equipment handling and technician-level problem solving for success in the field.
Workforce Ready in Months
What You Can Do
Power Sports Technology can open the door to entry-level careers working with recreational vehicles, marine equipment and outdoor power equipment.
As more customers rely on skilled service professionals to keep equipment running safely and smoothly, trained technicians remain valuable within service departments and repair shops. This field offers a path to build practical skills, gain confidence with diagnostics and grow into more advanced technician roles over time.
