


Bill Ross
CAREER PATHWAY
• Motorcycle/ATV/ Snowmobile Service Technician
• Parts & Accessories Associate
• Powersports Salesperson
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The R10 Tech Outdoor Powersports program is intended to be a two-year program, with first-year students in Outdoor Powersports I and second-year students in Outdoor Powersports II.
Outdoor Powersports technicians inspect, service, and repair motorcycles, snowmobiles, and ATVs.
Students in this course learn to use hand and power tools as well as various precision measuring instruments. As a student, you will learn to be dependable, reliable, honest, and have a good attitude—all qualities to help you gain employment.
PROGRAM STATEMENT
Students that successfully complete two years of Outdoor PowerSports will have the basic skills necessary to work successfully in the field of small motors. With this foundation, they should be able to advance quickly with work experience and professional guidance on the job.

CERTIFICATIONS
• EETC (Equipment & Engine Training Council) certification
• OSHA 10-Hour General
Industry Safety
• Fire extinguisher training
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
POWERSPORTS 1
For first-year students:
♦ Shop Safety & Personal Protection
♦ Four-cycle theory
♦ Two-cycle theory
♦ Tools & Equipment – identification, proper usage
♦ Fasteners & thread repair
♦ 4-cycle Engine (top end)
disassemble & reassemble
♦ Oil and lubrication
♦ Carburetors & fuel systems
♦ Parts & service manuals
POWERSPORTS 2
For second-year students:
♦ Shop Safety & Personal
Protection revisited
♦ Basic Electrical Theory & Hands-on Applications
♦ Fuel Injection
♦ Ignition Systems
♦ Starting Systems
♦ Precision Measuring
♦ Transmission & Clutch
♦ Suspension Systems
Textbooks & Reference Materials:
Motorcycles Fundamentals, Service, Repair
By Johns, Edmundson & Scharff
MAINE CERTIFIED INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Small Engine Repair (CIP 47.0606)
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The R10 Tech Outdoor Powersports program is intended to be a two-year program, with first-year students in Outdoor Powersports I and second-year students in Outdoor Powersports II.
Outdoor Powersports technicians inspect, service, and repair motorcycles, snowmobiles, and ATVs.
Students in this course learn to use hand and power tools as well as various precision measuring instruments. As a student, you will learn to be dependable, reliable, honest, and have a good attitude—all qualities to help you gain employment.
PROGRAM STATEMENT
Students that successfully complete two years of Outdoor PowerSports will have the basic skills necessary to work successfully in the field of small motors. With this foundation, they should be able to advance quickly with work experience and professional guidance on the job.

Bill Ross
CAREER PATHWAY
• Motorcycle/ATV/ Snowmobile Service Technician
• Parts & Accessories Associate
• Powersports Salesperson

POWERSPORTS 1
For first-year students:
♦ Shop Safety & Personal Protection
♦ Four-cycle theory
♦ Two-cycle theory
♦ Tools & Equipment – identification, proper usage
♦ Fasteners & thread repair
♦ 4-cycle Engine (top end)
disassemble & reassemble
♦ Oil and lubrication
♦ Carburetors & fuel systems
♦ Parts & service manuals
POWERSPORTS 2
For second-year students:
♦ Shop Safety & Personal
Protection revisited
♦ Basic Electrical Theory & Hands-on Applications
♦ Fuel Injection
♦ Ignition Systems
♦ Starting Systems
♦ Precision Measuring
♦ Transmission & Clutch
♦ Suspension Systems
MAINE CERTIFIED INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Small Engine Repair (CIP 47.0606)
CERTIFICATIONS
• EETC (Equipment & Engine Training Council)certification
• OSHA 10-Hour General
Industry Safety
• Fire extinguisher training
ARTICULATION AGREEMENT
Textbooks & Reference Materials:
Motorcycles Fundamentals, Service, Repair
By Johns, Edmundson & Scharff