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YAMAHA MARINE MECHANIC TRAINING

Manufacturer-Specific Course

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YAMAHA MARINE MECHANIC TRAINING OVERVIEW

Yamaha Outboards has built a reputation for more than 30 years of reliability, innovation, and performance in the marine industry. Known for producing durable and efficient outboard engines, Yamaha powers everything from recreational fishing boats to high-performance marine vessels.


With a strong emphasis on real-world troubleshooting and repair techniques, this training prepares graduates to pursue careers at Yamaha-certified service centers, marinas and boat dealerships.1 Whether you're starting your journey in the marine industry or looking to specialize in Yamaha outboard engines, this program provides a valuable pathway to becoming a skilled Yamaha Marine Technician.

3 weeks

The Yamaha-specific training portion is one three-week course of UTI's 51-week Marine Technician Specialist and 60-week Marine & Diesel Technician Training programs.

WHAT YOU'LL BE TAUGHT

The Yamaha Marine technician course is designed to equip students with hands-on training and technical knowledge specific to Yamaha marine engines.18 This specialized training focuses on key areas such as fuel injection systems, digital electronic controls, charging and ignition systems, and advanced outboard maintenance techniques.


Students will gain practical skills by training on real Yamaha outboard engines, learning how to diagnose, repair and maintain them using Yamaha's factory-approved tools and service procedures. The course also covers Yamaha’s proprietary technology, including the Helm Master® EX control system and its precision throttle and shift capabilities.

FIND YOUR YAMAHA MECHANIC TRAINING CAMPUS

Yamaha Marine training is available at UTI's tech school campus in Orlando, Florida.

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