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Florida Operating Engineers LicenseFlorida State Fire Marshall No State Jurisdictional Boiler & Refrigeration Operator's License Law at this time. MiamiCity of Miami City of TampaThe City of Tampa has no obvious laws available to the public concerning Steam Stationary or Chiller Engineer's Operator licensing. The City of Tampa seems not to have passed a license but has the power to do so; inaddition, there is no permit available either. Code of Ordinances - Require stationary steam engineers to pass an examination and secure a permit before being licensed by the city to operate a stationary steam engine; to provide for the inspection of steam engines and boilers, and to prohibit employers from employing any but licensed stationary engineers; provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to locomotives or marine engines or [marine] boilers, or to engineers employed on same... History: Laws of Fla. 1915, Ch. 6940, § 1; Laws of Fla. 1921, Ch. 9095, § 1(1); Compiled Charter 1958, § 3 Sec. 2.02. [Powers of city council and city officials generally.] City council shall have the power to pass and enforce ordinances to compel stationary steam engineers to pass an examination for license and to take out license and affixing a penalty for failure to do so; to compel the inspection of steam boilers, except locomotives and marine boilers, and to compel employers to employ only licensed stationary engineers... History: Laws of Fla. 1917, Ch. 7714, § 3; Compiled Charter 1958, § 5; Laws of Fla., Ch. 61-2927, § 3 (Old Infomation below that could not be validated.) Hillsboro County Building Department Local residency is not required to apply for license. Licenses from other jurisdictions not specified if accepted for experience. The City of Tampa has 7 licensing levels:
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