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VOLVO PENTA MARINE MECHANIC TRAINING
With close to 3,500 dealers across the globe, Volvo Penta is one of the world’s leading engine manufacturers for boats, known for its advanced marine propulsion systems, fuel efficiency and cutting-edge technology. Volvo Penta engines power everything from small recreational boats to large commercial vessels, making skilled technicians highly sought after in the marine industry.
By completing this specialized training, students can develop the knowledge needed to work at Volvo Penta dealerships, service centers, marinas, and boatyards worldwide.1 Whether you're starting your career or looking to specialize in Volvo Penta systems, this program offers a path to pursuing a rewarding career in the growing marine industry.
3 weeks
WHAT YOU'LL BE TAUGHT
The three-week Volvo Penta manufacturer-specific training provides students with hands-on training with Volvo Penta’s innovative marine engines and propulsion systems.18 This specialized training covers key areas such as electronic fuel injection, joystick docking technology, sterndrive and inboard propulsion, and Volvo Penta’s proprietary Electronic Vessel Control (EVC) system.
Students will learn how to diagnose, repair and maintain Volvo Penta engines using factory-approved tools and procedures. The training includes troubleshooting fuel and electrical systems, understanding hybrid and diesel engine technology, and learning the intricacies of Volvo Penta’s IPS (Inboard Performance System), which revolutionized the marine industry with its efficiency and maneuverability.
FIND YOUR CAMPUS
Volvo Penta training is available at our tech school campus in Orlando, Florida.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Student requests to move to another session will be evaluated based on the reason for the request and class availability.
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