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Training Details
Date: Thursday, February 25, 2027
Location: University of Colorado Anschutz
13350 E. 19th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80045
Training Time: To Be Announced
Optional Networking Meet & Greet: Wednesday evening, February 24, 2027 (Pending Confirmation)
Real Operators. Real Experience. Real-World Training.
Who Should Attend:
Boiler Operators
Maintenance Personnel
Engineers
Supervisory Roles
Topics Covered:
Boiler Operating Principles
Boiler Safety & Testing
Water Treatment
Auxiliary Equipment
Steam & Condensate Systems
Troubleshooting Common Problems
Preventive Maintenance
Energy Efficiency
Operational Reliability
*Synopsis available upon request.
Our Goal
Give the people you trust the knowledge and confidence they need to operate safer, more efficient, and more reliable steam systems.
WHY ATTEND?Learn from Experience. Not Just Textbooks.
Multiple Industry Experts: Learn directly from experienced boiler operators and steam system professionals who bring real-world knowledge and practical perspectives.
Interactive Learning: Engage with hands-on training props, 3-D models, demonstrations, and live Q&A sessions.
Practical, Applicable Knowledge: Gain troubleshooting techniques and operational insights you can immediately apply at your facility.
Professional Networking: Connect with fellow operators, maintenance professionals, and industry peers from across the country.
Training for All Experience Levels: Build a strong foundation or refresh and expand your existing knowledge.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARNOur comprehensive one-day program covers essential topics related to industrial boiler and steam system operation:
Boiler Operating Principles: Fundamentals and best practices for safe, reliable operation.
Boiler Safety & Testing: Critical safety procedures, testing, and operational checks.
Water Treatment: Water quality management, corrosion prevention, and system longevity.
Auxiliary Equipment: Operation and maintenance of essential supporting equipment.
Steam & Condensate Systems: Effective steam distribution and condensate return management.
Troubleshooting Common Problems: Identifying burner issues, water hammer, corrosion, and other operational challenges.
Preventive Maintenance: Reducing equipment failures, minimizing maintenance costs, and extending equipment life.
Energy Efficiency: Optimizing system performance, reducing energy consumption, and lowering operating costs.
Operational Reliability: Improving first-line troubleshooting, safety, and overall plant performance.
WHAT YOU'LL TAKE HOMECertificate of Completion recognizing your participation in Boiler Essentials Training.
Comprehensive Training Handbook featuring course notes, key lessons, and practical plant-level applications.
Greater Confidence to recognize potential problems, make informed decisions, and support safe, efficient boiler operations.
Industry Connections with experienced professionals and fellow operators.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Accommodations
Several hotels are conveniently located near the training venue. Search for hotels near University of Colorado Anschutz, 13350 E. 19th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80045, to explore options that fit your budget and travel preferences.
Payment Options
Credit Card: Register and pay securely online using the registration link. Select the number of participants, add your registration to the cart, and complete checkout. A receipt will be emailed upon payment.
Purchase Order: Companies may reserve seats using an approved purchase order (PO). Steamworks must be established as an approved vendor with your organization. We are happy to provide a formal quote upon request. Once the PO is received and accepted, your seats will be reserved, and Steamworks will invoice following completion of training. Contact us here to register with a PO.
Questions or Assistance?
Contact Steamworks at support@steamworksllc.com or call (440) 226-2283.