(Sedro-Woolley, WA – April 21, 2025) Janicki Marine (Janicki Industries, Inc.) announced that Keegan Young, a project engineer at the company, has earned the ABYC Certified Advisor – Marine Composites certification from the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC).
ABYC is a nonprofit organization that develops global safety standards for recreational boats and promotes industry professionalism through technician and advisor certification programs.
This certification places Young among a select group of professionals committed to supporting safer boating and providing expert guidance on composite materials and repair practices in the marine industry.
“Janicki Marine is committed to enhancing our customers’ experience through exceptional service and informed support,” said Bryan Harris, program director at Janicki Marine. “We’re proud of Keegan for advancing his knowledge through ABYC’s program and continuing to raise the bar in our industry.”
“Keegan’s achievement shows a solid understanding of composite construction and a dedication to professional development,“ said Tim Murphy, ABYC education director. “Congratulations on earning this important certification.”
To learn more about ABYC certification programs, visit www.abycinc.org.
About Janicki
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Janicki Industries, Inc. is a privately owned engineering and manufacturing company based in Sedro-Woolley, WA. Janicki specializes in advanced composite materials and metallics, with large-scale facilities and high-precision equipment that produce tools, parts, prototypes and assemblies for a myriad of industries. Our marine division provides high-quality tooling, high-performance composite products, and professional, innovative engineering to the marine market. Learn more at www.janickimarine.com.
About ABYC
Since 1954, the nonprofit American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) has developed safety standards for boat design, construction, equipage, repair and maintenance. The essential global source of marine industry technical information, ABYC’s product safety standards, credentialing, education, training, and other tools help members make boating safer.