ASME CSD-1 Boiler Compliance Training
COURSES

When your company does not require a full-time Stationary Engineer, Lifetime Learning’s CSD-1 courses are designed to ensure your employees comply with the State of Ohio Division of Compliance regulations.

Our classes are held at your site and can be customized based on the unique needs of your facility and team.

We offer two courses, a 40-hour course and an 80-hour course.  On course completion, your employees will be trained, knowledgeable and qualified by the State of Ohio.

ASME CSD-1 COMPLIANCE TRAINING COURSE

TRAINING COURSES AVAILABLE

40-Hour Course:

Unattended Boilers with CSD-1 Controls

This Lifetime Learning course is designed for students holding a current Ohio boiler license or those with boiler operation experience.

Course Objective: Prepare each student in accordance with The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Control & Safety Devices-1 (ASME CSD-1) Boiler Controls as required by the Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Industrial Compliance, OAC 4104: 4-10-01 (B)(4)(d) for unattended boilers exceeding 360 square feet of heating surface.

Course Topics Include:
- boiler terminology
- identification, function and location of automatic CSD-1 boiler controls
- completion of required boiler log sheets for periodic testing and inspection
- CSD-1 controls for steam, waterside and combustion side

80-Hour Course:

Unattended Boilers with CSD-1 Controls

This course is highly recommended for maintenance employees, HVAC technicians and others with little or no boiler operation experience. It provides a foundation in boiler construction, operation and maintenance in order to understand the function of the CSD-1 controls.

Course Objective: Prepare each student in accordance with The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Control & Safety Devices-1 (ASME CSD-1) Boiler Controls as required by the Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Industrial Compliance, OAC 4104: 4-10-01 (B)(4)(d) for unattended boilers exceeding 360 square feet of heating surface.

Course Topics Include:
- boiler terminology
- boiler component definitions
- completion of required boiler log sheets for periodic testing and inspection
- valves and piping
- boiler types
- pressure relief valves and steam traps
- boiler operation
- water chemistry (deaerators & water conditioners)
- natural gas combustion
- pumps
- identification and location of automatic CSD-1 boiler controls on customer’s boilers
- CSD-1 controls for steam, waterside and combustion side

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James Poole at (216) 509-2951

CSD-1 Information

The State of Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Industrial Compliance has published the following information to assist the public in understanding the exemption requirements for unattended boilers with CSD-1 automatic controls.

The following information is not intended to be a complete listing of all requirements. Please refer to the Ohio Administrative code for more detailed information.

For a boiler to be in compliance with OAC Code 4101:4-10-01(B)(4) the following must be on file in the Superintendent’s office in the Division of Industrial Compliance:

Copies of documents that show proof that the employee responsible for maintaining the boiler is trained, knowledgeable, and competent to operate and maintain such boiler, controls, and safety devices. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(d)

Copy of written precaution that the annual operating, testing, and servicing of the controls and safety devices is to be performed only by a qualified individual. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(b)

Copies of the daily, weekly, monthly, and semi-annual operational logs for the associated boiler. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(d)

Copies of supplied operating, servicing, and cleaning instructions for the controls and safety devices associated with the boiler. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(b)

Copies of maintenance records identifying the manufacturer, model number, set point, the operational tests performed, the operational test date, the inspection results, and who performed the tests or inspection for each specific boiler control and safety device. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(d)

Copy of preventative maintenance program. OAC 4101:4-10-01(B)(4)(d)

Copies of the complete wiring and piping diagrams for the controls and gas train components associated with the boiler. OAC 4104:4-10-01(B)(4)(b)

Copy of the boiler manufacturer and the installing contractor’s completed signed certification report (similar to the report shown in Appendix C of ASME CSD-1) for the boiler. OAC 4101:4-10-01 (B)(4)(a)