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  • ABYC Standards Certification
    Contains 60 Component(s)

    ABYC Standards Certification is a comprehensive course to prepare you for taking the certification exam. It covers all 6 chapters of the study guide encompassing 54 of ABYC's 71 published standards. (Supplement 63)

    This course will provide the student with a comprehensive and focused look at the key ABYC standards. The presentations are arranged chapter by chapter in accordance with the included study guide and will address specific compliance issues relevant to engineers, installers, compliance inspectors and marine surveyors. Common non-compliance areas will be discussed as well and how to address these issues in both the factory and field environments. Where it is relevant, US code of Federal Regulation (CFR) will be reviewed as they relate to ABYC standards.

    This online course includes over 9 hours of presentation and study review material to guide you through the certification process as well as chapter review questions to help you gauge your progress.

    Topics Include:
    • Cockpit drainage and electric bilge pump systems
    • Potable water system components, installation and servicing
    • AC and DC electrical systems and components including batteries, generators, chargers and inverters
    • Engine exhaust, propulsion, steering and control systems
    • Gasoline and diesel fuel and ventilation systems
    • Portable and fixed firefighting equipment and systems
    • Gasoline and propane detection systems
    • Carbon monoxide detection systems
    • LPG systems and components
    • Refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment
    • Liquid and solid-fueled boat heating systems
    • Navigation Lights and Sound Signal Appliances
    • Boat load capacity
    • Vessel buoyancy requirements
    • Powering of boats
    • Boat lifting and storage

    ABYC Standards

    • 54 of ABYC's most referenced Standards are addressed

    Code of Federal Regulations

    • 33 CFR 183

    Certification Exam

    The course concludes with the successful completion of a rigorous exam which consists of:
    • 134 Questions
    • The passing score is 83%
    • Time to complete 3 hours
    Taking the exam:

    At the end of the course you will take the certification exam online; you will be testing through an online proctoring service. More information will be provided during the course.

    Member Price: $795.00
    Non-Member Price: $1095.00
    Study Guide Included: Yes
    Chapter Review Quizzes Included: Yes
    Certification Exam Included: Yes
    Course Length: 9+ Hours
    CEUs: 32

    Matthew Wienold

    Education Development Manager

    Matt began his tenure at ABYC in 2012 in the technical department managing many of ABYC standards and their associated review committees. Having an extensive background in photgraphy and multimedia development, he was a perfect fit for a new position developing educational content including online learning courses. He spends most of his days behind a camera, editing video or developing online learning courses and is the principle developer of the ABYC Online Learning Program.

    Matt loves spending time with his family, boating, RVing, tinkering with tractors and relaxing in his backyard jungle gym.

    He can be reached at: 

    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

    Ed Sherman

    ABYC Education VP (Retired)

    Ed has been actively involved in the education business for over 35 years. He recently retired from ABYC where he was the Vice President of Education. Ed is a frequent contributor of technical articles for periodicals such as Boating, Boat US Magazine, Cruising World, and Marine Electronics Journal.  Earlier in his career he was a frequent contributor to Professional Boat Builder magazine.  His work has earned him multiple awards with Boating Writers International. Ed is the author of 4 best-selling marine trade titles and co-authored the ABYC textbook, “Fundamentals of Marine Service Technology.”  He is the past chairman of the Marine Technology department at New England Institute of Technology (NEIT) in Warwick, RI. Ed has developed curriculum for NEIT, The International Yacht Restoration School IYRS, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the US Navy as well as the ABYC.  He is an avid fly fisherman in both fresh and salt water and fountain pen aficionado.   

  • AC Dock Pedestal Testing
    Contains 8 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Using a couple of different meters, we test various types of voltage (Peak, RMS, between H-N-G, etc), voltage drop, ground integrity, short circuit current, the functionality of the available GFCIs and leakage current.

    Join Ed Sherman and Rob Berenwick on the dock to perform some dock pedestal testing. Using a couple of different meters, we test various types of voltage (Peak, RMS, between H-N-G, etc), voltage drop, ground integrity, short circuit current, the functionality of the available GFCIs and leakage current.

    Many of these tests are required by the National Electric Code to be performed annually on docks at marinas, so this is an intensive look at some of the tests needed as well as an analysis of what findings could be and symptoms that a boater may witness onboard.

    Course Sample:

    Member Price: $33.99
    Non-Member Price: $40.99
    Course Length: 40 Minutes
    CEUs: 0.8
    Quiz Included: Yes

    Rob Berenwick

    Instructor


    Rob is the instructor of the Marine Service Technology program at Ocean County Vocational Technical School in Toms River, NJ. He teaches high school and post-secondary students and is a SkillsUSA advisor.  Rob has been employed in the marine industry for over 29 years, and has held many positions during his career such as: technician, service manager, and owner. He has earned numerous industry certifications from Yamaha, Mercury Marine, Evinrude, ABYC and NMEA.  Rob also works for ABYC as an Adjunct Technical Instructor. Rob and his wife LaRae have 3 children and live in Forked River, NJ. 

    Fun Fact: Rob enjoys long walks on the beach, unicorns, lollipops, puffy clouds and dolphins.

    Rob can be reached at:

    Ed Sherman

    ABYC Education VP (Retired)

    Ed has been actively involved in the education business for over 35 years. He recently retired from ABYC where he was the Vice President of Education. Ed is a frequent contributor of technical articles for periodicals such as Boating, Boat US Magazine, Cruising World, and Marine Electronics Journal.  Earlier in his career he was a frequent contributor to Professional Boat Builder magazine.  His work has earned him multiple awards with Boating Writers International. Ed is the author of 4 best-selling marine trade titles and co-authored the ABYC textbook, “Fundamentals of Marine Service Technology.”  He is the past chairman of the Marine Technology department at New England Institute of Technology (NEIT) in Warwick, RI. Ed has developed curriculum for NEIT, The International Yacht Restoration School IYRS, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the US Navy as well as the ABYC.  He is an avid fly fisherman in both fresh and salt water and fountain pen aficionado.   

  • Advanced Marine Electrical Certification
    Contains 26 Component(s)

    This ABYC Advanced Marine Electrical Certification on-demand course to prepare you for taking the certification exam. It covers all 11 chapters of the study guide.

    This Advanced Marine Electrical Certification course is in an on-demand format containing videos, readable content, and chapter review quizzes.

    As the electrical and electronics systems on recreational vessels become more complex, the electrical technician must advance their knowledge base to keep pace with them. This course offers a deeper look at some subjects from the ABYC Marine Electrical Certification course, such as alternative charging sources, AC power-conversion equipment, and galvanic isolation, as well as introducing the advanced topic of three-phase power distribution and the ever-advancing technology of electric propulsion. Information on troubleshooting and diagnosing issues with these systems is also discussed.

    While holding the Marine Electrical Certification course is not required, we highly recommend obtaining that certification prior to taking this advanced course.

    Topics Include:

    • Troubleshooting Advanced Electrical Problems
    • Performing advanced electrical diagnostics
    • Design and applications of electrical control circuits
    • Characteristics and properties of three-phase power distribution
    • Investigation and analyzing power quality
    • Methods of voltage regulation
    • Alternative energy sources
    • Design and components of AC power-conversion systems
    • Specifications and requirements of electrical-propulsion systems
    • Installation and operation of digital switching systems
    • Fail-Safe galvanic isolation systems

    Certification Exam:

    This courses concludes with the successful completion of a rigorous exam which consist of:

    • 197 multiple choice questions
    • Passing cut score of 77%
    • Timed at 3.5 hours
    • Exam is open book and open note

    At the end of the course, you'll need to follow the instructions given on the Exam Info tab to setup and schedule to test online through a third party proctoring service. 

    Certification Designation:

    ABYC has two certification designation titles to better associate the type of work being done by the individual. ABYC Certified Advisor or ABYC Certified Technician will be assigned upon passing the certification exam. Click Here for more information.

    Cancellation/Refunds:

    Request for cancellation and refund of registration must be submitted, in writing, prior to the any video content being viewed. A cancellation fee of $85 with apply. Cancellation and refund request must be emailed to the education team at education@abycinc.org. 

    ADA Requests:

    Students with ADA accommodations must inform the ABYC in writing of said needs at the time of class registration to ensure that any special accommodations can be made for exam taking. Students may use a calculator during the exam.


    ABYC Member Price: $795

    Non-Member Price: $1,095

    Study Guide Included: Yes

    Chapter Review Quizzes Includes: Yes

    Certification Exam Included: Yes

    Course Length: 4.5+ Hours

    CEUs: 32 are awarded upon successfully passing of the certification exam


    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

  • Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) for Boat and Component Manufacturers
    Contains 1 Component(s)

    Prevention Techniques and Potential Strategies for Boat Manufacturers

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    Aquatic Invasive Species is a topic that is rapidly effecting recreational and commercial boating worldwide. Join us to learn proven prevention techniques and potential mitigation strategies for boat manufacturers to stay ahead of this emerging problem.

  • Basic Marine Electrical & Corrosion Mitigation
    Contains 19 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Updated for 2022 with new videos and content throughout.

    Description

    This online program is perfect for the person who is new to marine electricity. It will present the fundamentals of electrical theory as well as circuit types and designs. Test equipment including DVOM/Multimeter selection and use will be covered at length as well as interpretations of meter readings and what the implications and service procedures might be to eliminate problems. ABYC electrical standards that cover things like wiring, over-current protection, battery installation and wire termination are discussed in addition to shore power system basics and the standards that apply to them.

    The program will also discuss the basics of marine corrosion. The types of corrosion are identified and how to measure for and mitigate corrosion related issues will be covered. Successful completers of this program will receive a certificate of completion and 6 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

    Basic Marine Electrical and Corrosion Mitigation includes 9 Chapters (see below).

    • Module 1: Understanding Marine Electricity
      • Understanding Marine Electricity topics include: just what electricity is
      • What some of the measurable components of electricity are
      • How those components interact
      • Understanding insulators and conductors
      • How to select and use a digital multimeter
      • The power equation
    • Module 2: Understanding DC Circuits
      • The six components of a circuit
      • Basic wiring tools and materials
      • Basic techniques for wiring and terminations
      • The difference between series and parallel circuits
      • Typical circuit faults
    • Module 3: Working with DC Circuits
      • Circuit protection, including one or two special problems to look out for
      • Determining the wire size for your DC circuits
      • Wiring diagrams, including the components of good diagrams and how to read them yourself
      • Identify accepted color codes and labeling techniques
      • Also includes video tours of boats that demonstrate some of these best practices in action.
    • Module 4: Marine Batteries
      • Types of Marine Batteries
      • Battery Applications
      • Battery Safety
      • Battery Installations
      • Battery Testing
    • Module 5: Installing DC Equipment
      • Battery-charging alternators
      • Starter circuits
      • Analog engine instruments
      • DC electrical equipment
      • DC electronics
    • Module 6: Working with AC Circuits
      • Basic safety practices for working with alternating current (AC)
      • Definitions related to AC
      • Techniques for selecting wire for AC circuits
      • Basic methods for measuring AC electricity.
    • Module 7: Understanding AC Power Sources
      • AC load analysis for your boat.
      • Common sources of AC power
      • Shore power, generators (gensets), and inverters.
    • Module 8: Troubleshooting AC Circuits
      • Common AC measurements
      • Circuit analyzers
      • Testing Continuity
      • Testing for Neutral-Ground connections
      • Measuring frequency
    • Module 9: Preventing Marine Corrosion
      • Four types of marine corrosion
      • The causes of galvanic corrosion
      • The causes of electrolytic corrosion
      • Techniques to prevent galvanic corrosion
      • Techniques to prevent electrolytic corrosion
    Member Price: $189.99
    Non-Member Price: $264.99
    Certification Exam Included: This is NOT a certification course
    Chapter Review Quizzes Included: YES
    Course Length: 5+ Hours
    CEUs: 6

    Ed Sherman

    ABYC Education VP (Retired)

    Ed has been actively involved in the education business for over 35 years. He recently retired from ABYC where he was the Vice President of Education. Ed is a frequent contributor of technical articles for periodicals such as Boating, Boat US Magazine, Cruising World, and Marine Electronics Journal.  Earlier in his career he was a frequent contributor to Professional Boat Builder magazine.  His work has earned him multiple awards with Boating Writers International. Ed is the author of 4 best-selling marine trade titles and co-authored the ABYC textbook, “Fundamentals of Marine Service Technology.”  He is the past chairman of the Marine Technology department at New England Institute of Technology (NEIT) in Warwick, RI. Ed has developed curriculum for NEIT, The International Yacht Restoration School IYRS, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the US Navy as well as the ABYC.  He is an avid fly fisherman in both fresh and salt water and fountain pen aficionado.   

    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

    Tim Murphy

    Author

    American Boat & Yacht Council

    Tim Murphy is the author of Adventurous Use of the Sea (Seapoint Books, 2022) and with Ed Sherman co-author of ABYC’s Fundamentals of Marine Service Technology (2012). He is a Cruising World editor-at-large and longtime Boat of the Year judge at the Annapolis Sailboat Show each Fall, as well as a BoatUS contributing writer. He sails his 1988 Passport 40 Billy Pilgrim out of Gloucester, Massachusetts.

    Matthew Wienold

    Education Development Manager

    Matt began his tenure at ABYC in 2012 in the technical department managing many of ABYC standards and their associated review committees. Having an extensive background in photgraphy and multimedia development, he was a perfect fit for a new position developing educational content including online learning courses. He spends most of his days behind a camera, editing video or developing online learning courses and is the principle developer of the ABYC Online Learning Program.

    Matt loves spending time with his family, boating, RVing, tinkering with tractors and relaxing in his backyard jungle gym.

    He can be reached at: 

  • Battery Basics
    Contains 12 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Battery Basics is an introductory online course covering a safe battery installation.

    Batteries are one of the most commonly installed and serviced items on a boat. They power engine starting systems, propulsion systems, safety equipment and convenience items. Unfortunately they are also one of the most common items to install incorrectly. Join Rob Berenwick as he discusses some of the ABYC standards that shape how a battery should be installed on a boat.

    Topics Include:

    • Installation
    • Wiring Terminals
    • Boxes vs. Trays
    • Ventilation
    • Standards
    • ... and more

    Sample

    Member Price: $19.99

    Non-Member Price: $23.99

    Course Length: 30 mins

    CEUs: 0.5

    Rob Berenwick

    Instructor


    Rob is the instructor of the Marine Service Technology program at Ocean County Vocational Technical School in Toms River, NJ. He teaches high school and post-secondary students and is a SkillsUSA advisor.  Rob has been employed in the marine industry for over 29 years, and has held many positions during his career such as: technician, service manager, and owner. He has earned numerous industry certifications from Yamaha, Mercury Marine, Evinrude, ABYC and NMEA.  Rob also works for ABYC as an Adjunct Technical Instructor. Rob and his wife LaRae have 3 children and live in Forked River, NJ. 

    Fun Fact: Rob enjoys long walks on the beach, unicorns, lollipops, puffy clouds and dolphins.

    Rob can be reached at:

    Ed Sherman

    ABYC Education VP (Retired)

    Ed has been actively involved in the education business for over 35 years. He recently retired from ABYC where he was the Vice President of Education. Ed is a frequent contributor of technical articles for periodicals such as Boating, Boat US Magazine, Cruising World, and Marine Electronics Journal.  Earlier in his career he was a frequent contributor to Professional Boat Builder magazine.  His work has earned him multiple awards with Boating Writers International. Ed is the author of 4 best-selling marine trade titles and co-authored the ABYC textbook, “Fundamentals of Marine Service Technology.”  He is the past chairman of the Marine Technology department at New England Institute of Technology (NEIT) in Warwick, RI. Ed has developed curriculum for NEIT, The International Yacht Restoration School IYRS, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the US Navy as well as the ABYC.  He is an avid fly fisherman in both fresh and salt water and fountain pen aficionado.   

  • Battery Charging Systems
    Contains 9 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Have a deep look at the various types of charging systems, how they operate and best practices to install them.

    Virtually all boats have a battery on board and that battery needs to be charged throughout its lifecycle to keep up with electrical demands. The most common ways to charge batteries are with an AC powered charger and the engine driven alternator. Join Mike Bonicker as he dives deep into the nuances of how these work, how they are set up and how to properly install and maintain them on a boat. 

    Topics include:

    • Ratings and charging capacities
    • Charger Types
    • Alternator operation
    • Battery Isolators / Automatic Charging Relays
    • Applicable ABYC Standards
    Member Price: $43.99
    Non-Member Price: $52.99
    Course Length: 66 Minutes
    Course Type: On-Demand
    CEUs: 1.1

    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

  • Complete Bow Thruster Installation
    Contains 17 Component(s), Includes Credits

    In this ABYC Online Learning course, we lead you through the thruster selection process, boring the hole, glasswork and installation of the hardware, controls and separate battery/charging system on a 38 foot boat. Knowing these necessary steps for a proper installation can give you the confidence to embark on this project at your yard

    Bow thruster installations can be a daunting task for those just getting into that type of work. However, with the right planning, tools, basic skills and preparation, a bow thruster installation is an achievable project for an industry professional.

    In this ABYC Online Learning course, we lead you through the thruster selection process, boring the hole, glasswork and installation of the hardware, controls and separate battery/charging system on a 38 foot boat. Knowing these necessary steps for a proper installation can give you the confidence to embark on this project at your yard

    Topics Include:
    • Choosing and sizing the appropriate thruster for the boat
    • Preparations and measurements
    • Boring the hole and glassing the tunnel
    • Mounting the motor and drive leg
    • Wiring the thruster power and control systems
    • Testing and programming

    This course also includes a special close-up look at the assembly of a thruster at the Vetus/Maxwell North American headquarters.


    Course Sample:

    Member Price: $51.99
    Non-Member Price: $61.99
    Course Length: 79 mins
    CEUs: 1.3

    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

  • Complete Guide to Overcurrent Protection
    Contains 11 Component(s), Includes Credits

    The Complete Guide to Overcurrent Protection takes a deep dive into the defining standards, selection and installation practices of of overcurrent protection (OCP) devices.

    Fuses and breakers come in all shapes, sizes, formats and ratings. Wading through all of the different options can be mind boggling when designing an electrical system or upgrading and servicing existing systems.

    The Complete Guide to Overcurrent Protection takes a deep dive into the defining standards, selection and installation practices of overcurrent protection (OCP) devices and will calm your anxiety when specing out a design.

    Topics covered:

    • Where OCP is required to be implemented in your system
    • How the location of an OCP device effects the ratings that it must meet
    • Sizing OCP for different applications
    • How different types of OCP work
    • The Difference between fuses and breakers
    • What it looks like when OCP isn't used


    Member Price: $43.99
    Non-Member Price: $52.99
    Course Length: 67 Minutes
    Course Format: On-Demand
    CEUs: 1.1

    Mike Bonicker

    ABYC Lead Instructor

    American Boat and Yacht Council, Inc.

    Mike Bonicker worked with Tidewater Yacht Service in Baltimore for over 20 years, starting as a tech for 5 years doing general repair, electrical and sailboat rigging. He climbed the ranks and became production manager for the remaining 15, still  doing hands-on electrical and sailboat rigging work throughout his tenure.

    He received his first ABYC certification, Electrical, under the instruction of Ed Sherman at New England Institute of Technology in 2000 and became a Master Tech with Standards and Corrosion by 2005.

    Additionally, he has served with pride on the board of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland for over 12 years.

    Boating started as a teenager for Mike when he learned to sail at 13 and raced for over 20 years and he's been a life-long fisherman from the age of 5 owning several boats both sail and power along the way.

    Mike can be reached at:

  • Compliance and Testing
    Contains 2 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This course discusses the importance of testing at your manufacturing facility, how to document it properly and what can happen when things aren't done correctly.

    This course discusses the importance of testing at your manufacturing facility, how to document it properly and what can happen when things aren't done correctly. Veteran compliance engineer (now Technical Vice President at ABYC) discusses some case studies of real world compliance issues.

    Special presentation from Christina Paul and Caroline Plater discussing the legal matters behind a properly established document retention policy and the importance of testing documentation.


    Details:

    Member Price: FREE
    Non-Member Price: $39.99
    Course Length: 64 Minutes
    Quiz Included: No