Chapman School of Seamanship Training
National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Programs
NMEA-curriculum marine electronics installer training, offered as Basic Marine Electronics Installer (BMEI) and Basic NMEA 2000 Installer (BN2K) courses.
Description
Marine electronics installer training built on the official National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) curriculum. It is available as two individual courses or as a combined 3-day full program.
Key features
- Basic Marine Electronics Installer Training (BMEI)
- Basic NMEA 2000 Installer Training (BN2K)
- Combined 3-day full program option covering both courses
Applications
Designed for marine electronics installers, boat builders, engine mechanics, riggers, surveyors, product designers and others in the marine industry seeking recognized credentials in marine electronics installation.
Specifications
| Duration | 3-day full program |
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