EHOVE graduates first adult Marine Trades Tech class
EHOVE Ghrist Adult Career Center graduated the first Marine Trades Technician class on October 15. Ken Alvey, President of the Lake Erie Marine Trades Association (LEMTA) was the guest speaker. LEMTA awarded Stephen Flounders of Sandusky a scholarship
The Marine Trades Technician program is d esigned for anyone interested in working in the marine industry. The 700-hour program encompasses the following areas:
- Marine Technician Fundamentals
- Outboard and Outdrive Engines
- Trailer Operation and Maintenance
- Boating Safety
- Marina Safety
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- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Fiberglass Repair
- Winterizing
- 200-Hour On-Site Daytime Internship
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Graduates include:
John M. Babcock – Willard – working at Pier 58, Oberlin - (Nominated for National Technical Honor Society)
Nathan W. Beese – Sandusky – working at Battery Park, Sandusky
Candace J. Bores – Sandusky – working at J&J Sales and Service, Huron
Stephen E. Flounders – Sandusky –working at Venetian Marina, Sandusky
Daniel G. Monday – Marblehead – working at Marine Max, Port Clinton
Reid F. Shockley – Akron (Nominated for National Technical Honor Society)
Working at South Shore Marine Services, Huron
2007 Marine Trades Technician Internship Sites include:
Pier 58 Marine – Oberlin
Battery Park Marina – Sandusky
J & J Sales and Service – Huron
Sandusky Harbor Marina – Sandusky
Lakeside Marine – Lakeside
South Shore Marine Services - Huron
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