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The package includes BOTH the High Pressure Boiler Operator and Stationary Steam Engineer license exam preparation. Pricing of $3,950 each for up to 2 students. Price for 3 or more students is $3,555 each. Select the number of students in drop down menu. Leave QUANTITY as 1, then ADD TO CART. Cart icon is located bottom right on screen. Contact us if registering more than 4 students.
This course contains in depth training for the direct care, custody, and control of the fuel, combustion air, water level, steam pressure, system load, and supporting equipment of a steam boiler. It is ideal for individuals who have a basic knowledge of the steam industry but want to uplevel their skills to that of a more advanced operator. 99% of the students taking this course pass the State of Ohio licensing exam on the first pass. Students leave this course with actionable knowledge that leads to savings in better operating equipment, higher safety standards, and a renewed sense of pride in the industry. And, the ongoing support from the community of STEAMWORKS alumni boosts morale. A win-win for the student and facility they support.
This premiere program is taught by a steam industry expert utilizing a combination of training tools such as real-time video feeds, a PowerPoint presentation, drawings shown via overhead camera, helpful props and “cutaway” parts, demonstrations, and useful teaching methods such as 3D video clips for a virtual experience of specific issues, quizzes, worksheets, and other educational documents. Each participant can get the most out of the training, reinforcing the material covered like no other program.
Boiler Theory and Operating Principles
Boiler Construction and Design
Steam Systems and Controls
Water Supply Systems and Controls
Water Treatment Systems and Controls
Fuel Systems and Controls
Draft and Flue Gas Systems
Steam System Operation and Maintenance
And much more!
Contact us to request a detailed synopsis of this course.
A boiler operator must have specific qualifications to sit for the State of Ohio licensing exam.
To qualify for a Stationary Steam Engineer License: You must have 700 hours experience on Turbines (or) 1,000 hours experience on Boilers plus this 125-Hour Boiler/Turbine Training Course for 1,000 Credit Hours toward experience. Otherwise, you’ll need 2,000 hours of experience on turbines or boilers.
The package includes BOTH the High Pressure Boiler Operator and Stationary Steam Engineer license exam preparation. Pricing of $3,950 each for up to 2 students. Price for 3 or more students is $3,555 each. Select the number of students in drop down menu. Leave QUANTITY as 1, then ADD TO CART. Cart icon is located bottom right on screen. Contact us if registering more than 4 students.
This course contains in depth training for the direct care, custody, and control of the fuel, combustion air, water level, steam pressure, system load, and supporting equipment of a steam boiler. It is ideal for individuals who have a basic knowledge of the steam industry but want to uplevel their skills to that of a more advanced operator. 99% of the students taking this course pass the State of Ohio licensing exam on the first pass. Students leave this course with actionable knowledge that leads to savings in better operating equipment, higher safety standards, and a renewed sense of pride in the industry. And, the ongoing support from the community of STEAMWORKS alumni boosts morale. A win-win for the student and facility they support.
This premiere program is taught by a steam industry expert utilizing a combination of training tools such as real-time video feeds, a PowerPoint presentation, drawings shown via overhead camera, helpful props and “cutaway” parts, demonstrations, and useful teaching methods such as 3D video clips for a virtual experience of specific issues, quizzes, worksheets, and other educational documents. Each participant can get the most out of the training, reinforcing the material covered like no other program.
Boiler Theory and Operating Principles
Boiler Construction and Design
Steam Systems and Controls
Water Supply Systems and Controls
Water Treatment Systems and Controls
Fuel Systems and Controls
Draft and Flue Gas Systems
Steam System Operation and Maintenance
And much more!
Contact us to request a detailed synopsis of this course.
A boiler operator must have specific qualifications to sit for the State of Ohio licensing exam.
To qualify for a Stationary Steam Engineer License: You must have 700 hours experience on Turbines (or) 1,000 hours experience on Boilers plus this 125-Hour Boiler/Turbine Training Course for 1,000 Credit Hours toward experience. Otherwise, you’ll need 2,000 hours of experience on turbines or boilers.