(DVS 5356)
This program allows the student to develop the skills necessary for the assembly, disassembly and installation of steam generators, boilers, spherical pressure vessels and towers.
The boilermaker career is practiced mainly on construction sites in the following sectors: aluminium smelters, mines, nuclear power plants, steel mills, thermal power stations (such as Hydro-Québec in Tracy), and especially cogeneration plans. These are more popular nowadays; petrochemical, refinery, pulp and paper and cement companies.
The graduate of this program is also qualified to apply processes of rigging, bolting and assembly of composite materials and steel.
| DURATION | 1290 hours (11 months) | Day/Evening |
| BEGINNING | August 18th, 2026 | Day/Evening |
| SCHEDULE | ||
| DAY | Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 2:30 pm | |
| EVENING | Monday to Friday 2:15 pm to 9:45 pm |
| Industrial, institutional and commercial | Civil engeneering and roadways | Light-duty residential | |
| Apprentice | |||
| 1st period | 30.47 $ | 30.47 $ | 28.72 $ |
| 2nd period | 35.55 $ | 35.55 $ | 33.50 $ |
| 3rd period | 43.17 $ | 43.17 $ | 40.68 $ |
| Journeyman | 50.79 $ | 50.79 $ | 47.85 $ |
Contact us to verify your prerequisites: 514-353-0801 or cfma@csspi.gouv.qc.ca .
Visits of the training centre are available Monday to Friday,
at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. Please
contact
514-353-0801 to schedule an appointment.
Anyone who would like to learn more about a program and confirm their career choice can register as a Student for a Day in any of the four programs offered.