Temporary Boiler Operations Coverage

To schedule a high-pressure boiler operator, call us at: (651) 697-0334.
If the shift is within 48 hours, call: (877) 372-0685.
You can also request coverage by sending a message to “Temporary Coverage” HERE
You can also fill out our online form HERE.  If you are a new customer, Contact Sales Here.

Reliable Boiler Operators When You Need Them Most

When your licensed boiler operator is unavailable — whether for vacation, sick time, PFML leave or just times when you are short-handed — we provide qualified, licensed operators to keep your operation running safely and efficiently.

Our team can cover any Minnesota boiler license requirement, and many requirements throughout the country.

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220 Minnesota Based Boiler Operators

We employ 220+ Minnesota boiler operators to help you cover temporary needs.  Some of these needs might include:

  • Covering for times when you are recruiting for a new boiler operator
  • Vacation and sick time coverage
  • Operation of temporary/portable boiler systems
  • Ongoing needs covering for short handed boiler rooms
  • Coverage for employees out on PFML/FMLA
  • Covering for plants that plan to cease operations (current operators tend to leave in this case).

Plants we cover include food plants, power plants, ethanol plants, cardboard processing, and a variety of other plants that use high-pressure boilers

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Nationwide Temporary Boiler Operator Help

We can help you in most jurisdictions throughout the country by sending Minnesota boiler operators to your location.  The needs we cover for on a nationwide basis includes:

  • Datacenter load testing during initial construction
  • Steam blow testing (temporary boilers) during construction of power plants or other large industrial projects
  • In general, operating temporary boilers for any reason
  • Operating an existing boiler room while a new boiler room has been built and you need to run both plants at the same time temporarily
  •  Situations where your location does not require a license or we can get a Minnesota boiler operator licensed remotely before they come to your site

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PFML/FMLA Coverage

As of January 1st, 2026, Minnesota’s PFML law became effective.  For more information on these programs, see:

What do you do when a boiler operator is on leave and you can’t operate your plant?  Easy!  We have you covered!