Motor Sport and Power Equipment Technician Foundation Certificate

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Gain foundational skills to diagnose, repair, adjust and replace engines, drive trains, suspension and electrical systems on small to medium sized power products like motorcycles, ATVs, generators, and inboard/outboard motors.

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Estimated Program Fees

Admission Requirements

Or successful completion of FSK 030 if the above requirements are not met.

High School graduation is preferred provided the applicant meets or exceeds the stated prerequisites.

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Course Requirements

MSF - 100 Occupational Skills and Operations
MSF - 101 Hand and Shop Tools for Power Technicians
MSF - 102 Welding Basics for Power Technicians
MSF - 103 Engine Systems for Power Technicians
MSF - 104 Drive Line Systems for Power Technicians
MSF - 105 Brake Systems for Power Technicians
MSF - 106 Electrical Systems for Power Technicians
MSF - 107 Fundamentals of Unit Assembly and Service Procedures
Students not having current, valid WHMIS certification are required to take these courses to meet program requirements. Separate fees will be charged for WHMIS.
WSF - 019 Orientation to WHMIS Online
Based on availability of placements with industry, Trades Foundation students may have an opportunity to participate in an optional Work Experience: WXT 100 Work Experience-Trades Foundation

Completion Requirements

Students will be required to achieve a minimum C (Letter Grade Scale 2) in each course to pass the program.
Student will be required to pass all industry certificate courses to achieve program completion requirements.
100% of the program must be completed at North Island College.