1. Apply safe, efficient and effective work practices in a manner compatible with OSHA requirements and motorcycle, ATV, and small engine repair industry expectations.
2. Demonstrate the effective use of internet-based resources, industry repair manuals, and service and parts literature in the repair and maintenance of motorcycle, ATV, and small engine equipment.
3. Demonstrate the industry-standard application of selected specialized tools for motorcycle, ATV, and small engine maintenance, diagnostic, repair tools, and equipment.
4. Identify the functional relationship among motorcycle, ATV, and small engine equipment components and systems.
5. Apply preventative maintenance concepts to motorcycle, ATV, small engine care and storage.
6. Demonstrate basic diagnostic and repair concepts applied to selected motorcycle engine, ATV engine, small engine, marine engine, equipment power train and chassis systems.
7. Interact effectively by displaying flexibility, honesty, teamwork, respect, and sensitivity for customers.
8. Communicate effectively through active listening and oral, written, and electronic format with customers, coworkers, and supervisors.
9. Assume responsibility for continuing education requirements for new technologies and career advancement.

Check out the 2012-13 Power Sports Assessment Review for information on how this program assures that its students are attaining learning outcomes.