Stationary Engineering
Stationary Engineering
A basic course in low-pressure boilers and plant equipment that supports preparation for Maryland and NIULPE certification exams.
Schedule
Typically Tuesday evenings in fall and spring; confirm the current schedule with PGCC
Location
Location varies by section · Maryland
Cost
$560 including the $25 registration fee
Stationary Engineering opportunity
About the program
PGCC's Stationary Engineering course introduces low-pressure boilers and plant equipment through lectures, field trips, and on-site study. PGCC describes the course as preparation for qualified operating engineers pursuing NIULPE third- and fourth-class exams and Maryland Grade 3 and Grade 4 Stationary Engineer exams.
Exam preparation only; course enrollment does not by itself establish eligibility for NIULPE or Maryland licensing exams
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What participants will learn
- +Low-pressure boiler fundamentals
- +Plant equipment
- +Stationary engineering operations
- +Field and on-site equipment study
- +Certification-exam preparation
Who this program is for
- +PGCC continuing education classes are generally open to the public
- +Confirm with PGCC whether your experience meets the qualification requirements for the intended external exam
- +Confirm a current five-digit SYN and available section in PGCC Course Search
Program highlights
- +Course code OCU-359
- +Typically offered Tuesday evenings in fall and spring
- +Includes field trips and on-site study
- +Taught by a Maryland-certified chief engineer and licensed NIULPE instructor and examiner