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Bitterroot College Courses in Low Pressure Boiler Operator
Bitterroot College

Bitterroot College

Courses in Low Pressure Boiler Operator

Hamilton, USA

Course

English

Full time

Sep 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About : The Courses in Low Pressure Boiler Operator focus on equipping students with essential skills and knowledge to operate and manage low pressure boilers. The program covers safety regulations, operational techniques, and maintenance practices. Students gain practical experience through hands-on training, preparing them for real-world applications in various industries.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers as low pressure boiler operators, maintenance technicians, or building engineers. Opportunities exist in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and educational institutions, where efficient boiler operation is crucial.

Bitterroot College Low-Pressure Boiler Operator program is a Workforce Training program that does not require college admission.

Licensed Low-Pressure Boiler Engineers may run steam boilers operated not above 15 psi and water boilers operating not above 50 psi and 250° temperature. To obtain an MT DLI Low-Pressure Boiler Engineer License, students must complete an approved Low-Pressure Boiler course, complete a minimum of 40-hours experience under a licensed boiler engineer and pass a written exam. This program does NOT provide or assist with placement in a 40-hour experience under a licensed boiler engineer (a licensure requirement).

The course instructor is Bill Fisher, approve MT DLI instructor for 4th Class (Low Pressure) and 3rd Class (High Pressure) boiler education. The course provides 40 hours of instruction.