SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE)—October 5, 2004, Powerski International Corporation (PSI) On September 27th through October 1st PowerSki International has been the host for two members of the PowerSki Canada manufacturing team. Dave Miller and Garnet Krivoblocki spent all five days learning how to assemble and disassemble all the various components that make up a PowerSki Igniter 330 Jetboard™ including a half-day of test riding their production Jetboards at Mission Bay, San Diego.

Pictured above, from left: Garnet Krivoblocki; Joe Laurente, Production Manager; and Dave Miller.

The Canadian team was tutored by PowerSki’s production staff on the fine points of assembly and installation of the handle, exhaust system, 330 jet pump, SupertorqueXT engine, fuel tanks, electrical system and all of the related fittings and hardware that go into a new PowerSki Igniter 330 Jetboard™. Randy Marcotte in a conference call with CEO Bob Montgomery stated, “PowerSki Canada is excited about finalizing this training to get production up here rolling, Eh?”

Both Dave and Garnet say they’ve had an enjoyable and informative visit to our facility in San Clemente. Now they’re back in Edmonton, training the rest of the PowerSki Canada manufacturing team and applying their newly acquired knowledge to building PowerSki Jetboards™ to meet the growing demand for our exciting product.

Pictured above: Dave and Garnet (far right center) get hands-on experience with the PSI production staff.