A boiler keeper is responsible for monitoring and operating boiler systems, which are responsible for the production of steam or hot water that is used in various processes, such as energy production or industry. Boiler keepers ensure that the systems are operated efficiently, safely and in accordance with applicable regulations.
In Germany, you can expect a varying salary as a boilerman, depending on various factors such as location, work experience and company size.
To become a boiler keeper, you usually need a completed training in a technical profession, such as as a plant mechanic or in a related field. In addition, further training in boiler operation or energy management is an advantage. Practical experience in dealing with boiler plants is also important to acquire the necessary knowledge.
With the right experience and training, you can rise to senior positions, such as plant manager or technical supervision, and you can develop in specialized fields such as energy technology or maintenance.
