Ohio Low-Pressure Boiler Operator Course

Classes Held: On Saturdays
Classroom Hours: 8am to 1pm
Course Length: Approximately 11 Weeks

Tuition: $898.00
Deposit: $449.00 is required with registration

Classes are held at:
Divinity Lutheran Church
11877 Blossom Ave, Cleveland, OH 44130

The Low-Pressure Boiler Operator Licensing Course is a total of 50 hours, divided into 11 classroom sessions. Course length may be extended to accommodate holidays and possible weather-related cancellations.

Course Tuition Includes:
Classroom Materials
Reference Book
Sample Exam Questions

THE BLUEPRINT

THE BUILDING BLOCKS

INTRO TO BOILERS AND BASIC TERMINOLOGY
‍An introduction to boilers and steam, learning the fittings and trim of a fire tube boiler, understanding pressure and Btu's, understanding steam tables

BASIC ELECTRICITY
Covers fundamental concepts essential for understanding electrical systems. Topics include electric charge, voltage, current, resistance, circuits, and basic laws such as Ohm's Law
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BASIC REFRIGERATION
Understanding of refrigeration systems, covering key principles and components. Learn the roles of refrigerants, compressors, condensers, evaporators, and expansion devices in the operation of these systems.
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VALVES and PIPING
Explore the types and functions of valves used in boiler systems, including control and isolation valves. Emphasis is placed on the roles of these valves in controlling steam and water flow
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SAFETY DEVICES
Essential knowledge on the safety devices used in boiler systems to ensure safe and efficient operation. Participants will learn about the primary safety devices including pressure relief valves, water level controls, and flame safeguard systems
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BOILER WATER CHEMISTRY
Basic principles of boiler water chemistry, focusing on maintaining water quality to ensure efficient and safe boiler operation. Importance of water treatment, including the effects of impurities on boiler performance and longevity
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In addition to becoming a state licensed operator we offer NIULPE certification training so you can get dual certification.

Our Low-Pressure Boiler Operator Licensing Course has been approved by the State of Ohio Department of Commerce.

BOILER CONSTRUCTION
‍Boiler materials and construction, temperature conversions, fittings and trim of a watertube boiler, heat recovery steam generators
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PUMPS
A look at the different types of pumps, nozzle theory and injectors, an in-depth look at reciprocating pumps, parts and operation of centrifugal pumps
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COMBUSTION
Principles of combustion, including fuel properties, combustion air requirements, burner types and design, combustion control techniques, and emissions management
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THE PAPERWORK

TO REGISTER FOR THE LOW-PRESSURE BOILER OPERATOR LICENSING COURSE, EITHER:

Fill out, sign and submit the form below. Then choose to pay the deposit in the amount of $449.00, or the full tuition via PayPal.

Complete and mail a signed copy of the form linked below along with a check or money order in the amount of $449.00 made out to Lifetime Learning LLC.

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MAIL TO:‍
Lifetime Learning LLC
P.O. Box 271
Seville, OH 44273

FULL COURSE TUITION: $898.00
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*Registration must be accompanied with a $449.00 deposit to be assured a seat in the next class.

Down Payment made with Registration: $449.00*
Balance Tuition payment due at 5th class: $449.00

Student account must be paid in full at 5th class session.

Once we receive your registration form and deposit please allow us up to 3 business days to send you confirmation of placement.

FAQ

Commonly asked questions from aspiring Low-Pressure Boiler Operators

What is the difference between a low-pressure boiler license, a high-pressure license and a stationary engineer license?

In the State of Ohio if a boiler has 360ft2 of heating surface or above, a licensed operator is required. The type of license required is dependent on 2 things: The pressure the boiler operates at, and/or the type of equipment connected to the boiler.

If the boiler operates at 15 psig or less, a low-pressure license is a minimum requirement. If the boiler operates at greater than 15 psig, a high-pressure license is a minimum requirement. If a steam engine or steam turbine is connected to the boiler, a stationary engineers license is required.

A licensed Stationary Engineer can operate any boiler in the State of Ohio.

What are the requirements to get a Low-Pressure Boiler Operator license?

In the State of Ohio, to obtain a Low-Pressure Boiler license you must have 2,000 hours of operating experience associated in direct care, custody and control of the fuel, combustion air, water level, steam pressure, system load, and supporting equipment of a steam boiler not exceeding fifteen pounds per square inch.

Or, 400 hours of operating experience associated in direct care, custody and control of the fuel, combustion air, water level, steam pressure, system load, and supporting equipment of a steam boiler not exceeding fifteen pounds per square inch and the successful completion of a 50 hour steam boiler operation course approved by the State of Ohio Department of Commerce.

We offer you the second option, giving you the skills you need as well as preparing you to pass the State of Ohio Low-Pressure Boiler Operator license exam and become a safe and efficient operator.

Who issues the license?

In Ohio, Low-Pressure Boiler Operator licenses are issued by the State of Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Industrial Compliance.

What is NIULPE?

NIULPE stands for National Institute of Licensed Power Engineers. It is accepted at all Federal properties in Ohio. No field experience is required for the 5th class license.

Do you offer job placement?

We provide our students with job leads after they complete the Low-Pressure Boiler Operator Licensing Course.

OHIO LOW-PRESSURE BOILER OPERATOR COURSE

THE BLUEPRINT

THE BUILDING BLOCKS

THE PAPERWORK

FAQ