Marine Electrical Awareness Course

Warwick

16th October 2025

Overview

Several people who undertake electrical design and installations have minimal knowledge of what standards they should be following. We want to boost their knowledge of both the AC and DC ISO’s and current Boat Safety Scheme requirements. We will include a handout on H&S at work as part of the course.

The aim of the MEA is to give you a basic understanding of both AC and DC electrical systems.

So that with time and completing other training courses the Inland Boatbuilding industry takes a more professional approach to electrical system design and installation.

Benefits of attending

Qualification BMEEA-certified Marine Electrical Technician, an industry-recognised qualification
Qualified to the BMEEA Code of Practice standard.
Training course and a qualification
BMEEA are industry leaders consistently updating the training to be internationally relevant.

What does the course cover?

Correct cable selection

The advantages/ disadvantages of which voltage to use either, 12 or 24-volts
Volt-drop- In an owner’s boat manual, it is rare to find volt-drop calculations or even appropriate documentation.

Best practices