MILITARY EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING
The Office of Professional and Occupational Regulation wants to make sure that individuals who have military experience and training and who wish to obtain a stationary steam engineer or boiler operator license receive appropriate credit for their military training and experience. If you have boiler operator military experience and training and want to become licensed in Maine as a stationary steam engineer or boiler operator, please contact Bob LeClair (207-624-8678) or Catherine Carroll (207-624-8605) or email the office before submitting an application. They will explain the application process and assist you in preparing your application for licensure.

Military documentation that may need to accompany your examination application includes:

A copy of your DD Form 214, Report of Discharge
A copy of your DD Form 2586, Verification of Military Experience and Training (VMET)

Board of Boilers and Pressure Vessels - License Types

High Pressure Boiler Operator renew now

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Renews every three years based on first licensure date
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Fourth Class Stationary Steam Engineer renew now

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Renews every three years based on first licensure date
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Third Class Stationary Steam Engineer renew now

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Renews every three years based on first licensure date
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Second Class Stationary Steam Engineer renew now

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Renews every three years based on first licensure date
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First Class Stationary Steam Engineer renew now

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Renews every three years based on first licensure date
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Boiler Inspector renew now

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Renews annually based on first licensure date
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Boiler Operator Training Permit

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No renewal - limited to one year

Last Updated: January 28, 2013

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