Boiler 101 Training​

 

Boiler 101 is an in-person fundamentals training course focused on the operation of industrial steam systems and conventional high-pressure boilers. The course is designed to build practical boiler room knowledge using instruction from trainers with real-world steam operations experience. It prepares participants to safely operate, maintain, and understand steam systems for long-term reliability and efficiency.​

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NOTE: This is not the license exam preparation course.

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Who Should Attend:

• Boiler Operators

• Maintenance Personnel

• Engineers

• Supervisors involved with steam systems

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Topics:

• Thermodynamics Principles​

• Boiler Water Chemistry

• Steam System Accessories

• Steam Boiler Operation

• Fuel & Cumbustion

• Feedwater Systems

• Control Systems

• Licensing Requirements

• Trade Tips

• and Much More!

 

National Market:

This course abides by ASME, CSD-1 + NFPA-85 codes making this the prefect solution for all manufacturing & industrial steam operations. Consider pairing the course with an onsite operator review and evaluation. Contact us for pricing if you want to add a review and evaluation.

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Ohio Market:

Coupling this course with an evaluation allows for Ohio businesses to certify employees for high-pressure steam operation under the State of Ohio Exemption program. Contact us for pricing if you want to add an evaluation.

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Schedule:

• 3-Days (Daily 7:30am - 4:30pm)

 

Price:

• $1,200 per student

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High-Pressure Boiler Operator

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A boiler operator must have specific qualifications to sit for the State of Ohio License Exam.

To qualify for a High Pressure Boiler Operator License: You must have 700 hours experience on Boilers plus this 75-Hour Boiler Training Course for 1,300 Credit Hours toward experience. Otherwise, you’ll need 2,000 hours of experience on boilers. Please contact us to learn more about this license.

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Stationary Steam Engineer License

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This course functions as an excellent refresher for those installing, operating, and maintaining steam turbine equipment, auxiliary systems, and condensers in existing plants. In order to take this course a student must first have completed the Steamworks HPBO course or currently hold a High Pressure Boiler Operator’s license and is looking to upgrade her or his license.

The Stationary Steam Engineer Licensing Program is a State of Ohio-approved program. This program, along with the High-Pressure Boiler Operator Licensing program, prepares the participant to sit for the State of Ohio Third Class Stationary Steam Engineer License exam. Please contact us to learn more about this license

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