1ST CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER LICENSE

A 1st Class Stationary Engineer for the City of Buffalo is the next step (Intermediate level) in the stationary engineering program. Many operators achieve their 1st Class Stationary Engineer License and remain at this level for their entire career as it is a non-management operator role. This licensing level allows the individual to operate a 299-horsepower boiler plant along with 299 tons of refrigeration. A 1st class license allows the operator to work alone but must still be supervised by a Chief Engineer. The 1st Class Stationary Engineer Course is comprised of 80 hours of instruction, building on the previous 80 hours of instruction from the 2nd class program.

1st Class Stationary Engineer

REQUIREMENTS

2nd Class License

80 Hours of Advanced Instruction

1 Year of Engineering Experience

ENHANCED CURRICULUM

Boiler Physics – Heating System & Electricity

Fundamentals of Pumps and Boiler Construction

Ammonia Compression System of Refrigeration

Fuel Characterstics – Coal, Natural Gas, & Oil

Heat Value – Coal, Natural Gas, & Oil

Boiler Draft Systems

Boiler Accessories – Feed-water Heaters, Valves, & Fuel Firing Equipment

Principles of Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning

Boiler Computations

Basic Building Systems Knowledge