By the end of the course, you will have achieved the following performance objectives.

Performance Objectives:

• Understand the importance of ASME and the CSD-1 Standard in the boiler industry.
• Understand how to complete a mental safety checklist every time you enter the boiler room
• Understand what a CSD-1 form is and the information it contains
• Understand some of the requirements of the CSD-1 Standard for boiler installations
• Be able to follow a step by step instruction for correctly completing a CSD-1 form to make sure all of the safety limits and controls function properly.

Each lesson is a video lesson led by an instructor. The information is presented to keep you engaged and help you learn the material.

No slides of text to read or computer narrated words are in this course. We hate those as much as you do.

The course contains downloadable material.

We understand you are not going to remember everything after completing the course.

That is why a step by step guide on how to complete a CSD-1 form is included along with other materials.

You can save these materials and reference them at a later time when you have questions.

If it isn't measured, it can't be tracked. You will begin the course by taking a starting evaluation. The evaluation will measure you level of understanding before starting.

At the end of the course, you will take a final evaluation.

Both evaluations are manually graded by an instructor. The only way to pass the course and receive a certificate is to show competency.

No, the course does not provide a copy of the CSD-1 Standard. You need to purchase it online or get a copy from your employer.

Anyone can take the course if you are interested in learning about the CSD-1 Standard.

However, the course focuses on contractors and service technicians who are applying the CSD-1 Standard to new and existing boilers.

Yes absolutely.

Hands-on learning is only one part of the learning process. You need to understand the foundational knowledge first then build upon it with hands-on learning.

For example, you need to understand what the CSD-1 form requirements are before you enter a boiler room.

Then once you are in a boiler room, you will have a foundational level of knowledge to start working from.

You can access it anytime for 180 days after purchase.

If you need an extension, that can be arranged, but the course does not take more than 6 hours to complete.

Yes, part of being a well rounded service technician is understanding why the CSD-1 Standard was made, what its purpose is, and how to apply it.

You do not want to rely on others to tell you how to do something or what is a requirement of the Standard. 

Absolutely, as long as you put in equal effort.

If you never access the course or are distracted during the lessons, you probably will not learn anything.

Learning takes effort. The good news is this learning course has removed all of the effort of research, reading manuals, and trial by fire by putting all the information in an easy to learn format all in one place.

What you do with it is up to you.

As many times as it takes for you to learn the material.

We suggest going through it at least 5x to make sure you master it. Don't expect to learn and retain everything from the course by taking it once.

The time to complete will vary from person to person, but the average time to finish the learning course is 5 hours.

No, Boilearn has no association with ASME.