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Outdoor Power Equipment NEW
Outdoor Power Equipment prepares students for careers in mechanical and welding services, including maintaining and repairing a variety of small engine vehicles and equipment. The program emphasizes the value of problem-solving skills and provides opportunities for students to work on live jobs for customers to gain real-world experiences. Students may complete an internship with a local business at the end of their senior year.
This program is based on the main Verona campus.
What Students Learn
The Outdoor Power Equipment program helps students develop a comprehensive understanding of the field through the study of:
- Engine Theory and Operation
- Diagnosis and Repair
- Drive/Transmission Systems
- Lawn and Garden Equipment
- Carburetion
- Welding
- Engine Rebuilding
- Electricity
- Snowmobiles, Motorcycles and All-Terrain Vehicles
How Students Learn
Students gain hands-on learning experiences and industry skills through:
- Classroom instruction
- Work in classrom lab/shop
- Internships and work-based learning
Students must wear the class work uniform and leather work boots.
Career Exploration
This program prepares students for potential careers that include:
- Equipment Repair Technician
- Motorcycle Mechanic
- Diesel Engine Specialist
- Welding Careers
- Agricultural Mechanic
- Recreational Vehicle Repair Technician
Course Credits
Upon completion of this two-year program, students will earn a total of 7.5 integrated high school credits:
- 3 Units of CTE
- 1 Unit each of English 12, Math 11, and Science 11
- 1 Unit of Government & Economics
- .5 Unit of Career & Financial Management
College & Industry Connections
This program provides further learning and career opportunities through college and industry connections such as:
- Alfred State College
- Lincoln Technical Institute
- Nashville Auto Diesel College
- Ohio Tech - Power Sports Institute
- SUNY Canton
- Universal Technical Institute
- Equipment & Engine Training Council
