Trade Register · Steam and stationary power

Steam engineering, historic

Separated from Stationary steam engineering. Preserved mill engines, traction engines and steam launches are kept running by a succession the licensed plant occupation does not reach and no enumeration examined names.

Also called

mill engine keepingpreserved steam plantsteam launch engineeringtraction engine work

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The term

Identifier
TR-00134 — permanent, never reassigned
Group
Steam and stationary power
Federal occupation code
None. No occupation code; the federal count under Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators is of licensed plant operators, not of those who keep preserved engines running
Assessment
Not assessed
Enrollable
Yes
First published
2026-09-25
Note
Separated from Stationary steam engineering. Preserved mill engines, traction engines and steam launches are kept running by a succession the licensed plant occupation does not reach and no enumeration examined names.
Scope
Building and industrial trades: method performed on or for a structure or a manufactured good, transmitted through occupational succession.
Separated from
Stationary steam engineering
Sources
gap-in-all-sources

What the register holds

No records under this term yet

The register holds nothing for Steam engineering, historic today. It holds nothing for any trade today — the Standard is at draft and the conformance trial has not run. When records exist they appear here, each at a permanent address, free to read and free to copy.

Two things can be done now. A practitioner of this trade, or the successor of one, can apply to the first twelve. Anyone who has seen finished work in this trade hold up or fail can file a Condition Observation at no charge, and an Observation is never deleted once published.

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