The SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta takes place in June. SkillsUSA is a nationwide, nonprofit educational association that serves middle, high-school and postsecondary students who are preparing for skilled-trade and service-oriented careers.
Craig Scholten will lead the International Organization for Standardization Technical Committee for Small Craft through 2026.
The organization is seeking professionals to join the symposium to discuss insurance, liability, witness training, photo and video evidence, and more.
The 63rd supplement to Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft includes 14 updates.
The fifth session in the series, with the Coast Guard and ABYC, is Navigating Compliance in the Age of Evolving Technology.
In July, ABYC published Supplement 63 of its Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft which will be covered in an August webinar and in marine-tech schools nationwide.
The annual event recognizes the nation’s career and technical education students with more than 110 competitions and 10,000 participants attending.
Aquatic invasive species impede boaters and require inspection and decontamination that can cause delays and they prevent water access.
The gathering is scheduled for Jan. 7-11, and topics include AC and DC electrical systems, electric propulsion, galvanic isolators and navigation lights.
Energy density. Volatility. Resources both rare and abundant. Safe boating. An exploration of the present and future state of energy storage and distribution aboard boats
The SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta takes place in June. SkillsUSA is a nationwide, nonprofit educational association that serves middle, high-school and postsecondary students who are preparing for skilled-trade and service-oriented careers.
Craig Scholten will lead the International Organization for Standardization Technical Committee for Small Craft through 2026.
The organization is seeking professionals to join the symposium to discuss insurance, liability, witness training, photo and video evidence, and more.
The 63rd supplement to Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft includes 14 updates.
The fifth session in the series, with the Coast Guard and ABYC, is Navigating Compliance in the Age of Evolving Technology.
In July, ABYC published Supplement 63 of its Standards and Technical Information Reports for Small Craft which will be covered in an August webinar and in marine-tech schools nationwide.
The annual event recognizes the nation’s career and technical education students with more than 110 competitions and 10,000 participants attending.
Aquatic invasive species impede boaters and require inspection and decontamination that can cause delays and they prevent water access.
The gathering is scheduled for Jan. 7-11, and topics include AC and DC electrical systems, electric propulsion, galvanic isolators and navigation lights.
Energy density. Volatility. Resources both rare and abundant. Safe boating. An exploration of the present and future state of energy storage and distribution aboard boats
