Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators

About the Role

Stationary engineers and boiler operators manage and maintain the machinery that generates and distributes heat and power in various facilities.

Monitor and control boiler and mechanical equipment operation.
Perform regular inspections and maintenance to ensure equipment efficiency.
Maintain logs of operations, maintenance, and repairs.
Respond to alarms and troubleshoot any malfunctions in equipment.
Adjust controls to regulate temperature, pressure, and flow of steam or hot water.
Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
Coordinate with other technical staff for troubleshooting and repairs.

Robert D. McCurdy – Significant contributions to the field with advancements in energy efficiency and boiler technology.
Sara Johnson – Pioneered safety standards in boiler operation and is known for her training programs for engineers.

The Boiler Room
A podcast discussing trends, technologies, and stories from the boiler operating profession.
Stationary Engineer Exam Study Guide
A comprehensive guide to prepare for the stationary engineer licensing exam.
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
Professional society focused on building systems, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality.
Boiler Operator Training Course
An online course designed to teach the fundamentals of boiler operation and maintenance.