Help?

>>938678
As long as you have a certification go ahead. Can't do it in most places if you don't have one.

>>938678
Look up stationary engineer jobs.

>>938971
Why would OP want to design pens and note pads?

Back when I seriously, seriously disgruntled with a former job, I looked into being a home inspector. I seem to recall online classes. Thank God they fired me because it led to me finding the exact same job but for 25% more pay and full benefits.

Fuck that old job.

>>939080
Stationery building engineer, boiler and chiller operator. And you'll do some maintenance.

>>939959
THIS
A stationary engineer "maintains" boilers and chiller systems while doing little maintenance on the side. I'm a pipe welder working for a boilermaking business and most of our out calls are from businesses stationary engineers crying for help for us to fix their shit. All I ever see them do is watch us work and drink from their coffee cup. I get paid 30/hr as a pipe welder/boiler repairman, the last stationary engineer I spoke with works for the Houston Police DPT and he told me he makes 22$ so LOL but yea. he doesnt do shit. He was a 1st grade stationary engineer (highest)

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>>939080

>>940971
Yup, this true.
Have had a chiller replaced in building.
But it's a fun job, and its city code to have a engineer on site for boiler and chiller operations.