What the Utah register actually licenses, how many hold it, and at what level.
As of August 9, 2026, the Utah state register carries 1,111 contractor licenses for boiler operators: businesses, and the individuals who qualify them. Utah does not license individual boiler operators at state level, so this is not a count of workers.
Not comparable per resident: this register licenses CONTRACTORS (businesses and qualifying individuals) rather than individual tradespeople, so this is a count of licensed businesses, not of workers. A per-resident rate and a state ranking are withheld here because they would compare businesses against other states' individual tradespeople.
This register has not been re-collected since August 9, 2026, 58 days ago. Every figure below is real and is stated as of that date, but it is not nightly-fresh the way the rest of this site is: Utah is one of the registers ATI cannot currently sweep on a schedule. Treat these counts as a dated snapshot, and see Sources for which registers are affected and why.
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“How many boiler operators” has more than one honest answer, and published figures disagree because they count different things without saying so. Here is each measure ATI holds for Utah, named.
| Measure | Count | What it counts |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed workers on the state register | 1,111 | Records the register does not mark expired, revoked or surrendered, and that it evidences as a license actually held. This is the figure every ATI surface reports as `current`, and the figure this page leads with. |
| ...of those, explicitly marked active | 593 | The narrower subset a register flags as active. Smaller, because many states publish no status at all and those records are counted above but not here. |
| All license records, active or not | 598 | Includes lapsed, expired and inactive records. Larger, and not a workforce count. |
| Industry employment (BLS QCEW) | 16,137 | Everyone on the payroll of establishments in this industry, including office and sales staff, and counting a person once per job rather than once per license. |
| Employer establishments | 1,629 | Physical business locations, not people. BLS QCEW where the county is disclosed, otherwise an ATI estimate on the same occupation share. |
| Registered apprentices | 9 | In a registered program, working toward a license but not yet holding one. |
ATI's headline figure is the first row: individual people holding an active license, counted from the state register itself and refreshed nightly. See methodology and sources.
| State | Licensed boiler operators | Per 100k |
|---|---|---|
| Maine | 2,114 | 151.5 |
| New York | 1,372 | 7.0 |
| Utah | 1,111 | — |
| Pennsylvania | 793 | 6.1 |
| California | 740 | — |
Utah is part of 51,348 licensed boiler operators nationally.
Not comparable per resident: this register licenses CONTRACTORS (businesses and qualifying individuals) rather than individual tradespeople, so this is a count of licensed businesses, not of workers. A per-resident rate and a state ranking are withheld here because they would compare businesses against other states' individual tradespeople.
UT's register has not been re-collected in 58 days, so this page will not change tonight and the figure above stands as of August 9, 2026. Every other market ATI tracks refreshes nightly: track one and see which contractors just got licensed, added a trade, or dropped off, and pull the full record on any of them. ATI is in private beta; apply for access.
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