Frequently Asked Questions

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The New Orleans Area Stationary Engineers Association (NOASE) is a nonprofit professional organization dedicated to supporting stationary engineers through education, licensing assistance, professional development, and industry networking.

Membership is open to:

• Licensed stationary engineers (all license classes)
   
• Engineers actively pursuing licensure
   
• Facilities and plant professionals
   
• Industry partners and supporters

No. NOASE is not a union. We are a professional association focused on education, training, and professional development.

You can apply for membership through the Membership page on our website. Once your application is submitted, you will receive confirmation and next steps by email.

Membership dues vary by category (licensed engineers, engineers-in-training, students, industry partners). Current rates are listed on the Membership page.

No. We welcome individuals at all stages of their career, including those preparing for their first license.

Yes. NOASE offers exam preparation courses, study sessions, and training opportunities aligned with City of New Orleans licensing requirements.

Yes, New Orleans Area Stationary Engineers offers a variety of training programs for members, including workshops on business development, marketing, and industry-specific topics.

Some training sessions may qualify for CE credit depending on the topic and governing authority. CE eligibility will be clearly stated for each event.

Trainings may be held at:

• Operating plants
   
• Partner facilities
   
• Classrooms or conference spaces
   
• Virtual platforms (when applicable)

NOASE hosts regular meetings, training events, and networking opportunities throughout the year. Event schedules are posted on the Events page.

Some events are open to non-members, while others are members-only. Event details will specify eligibility.

Industry partners interested in sponsorship opportunities can contact us through the Contact page or email us directly. Sponsorship packages and guidelines are available upon request.

Vendor participation is evaluated on a case-by-case basis to ensure educational value and avoid conflicts of interest.

You can sign up for our newsletter or follow us on social media to stay up-to-date on New Orleans Area Stationary Engineers's latest news and events.

NOASE is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, with leadership roles including President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary, supported by Directors at Large.

Yes. NOASE is organized as a nonprofit entity and operates in accordance with its bylaws and governing documents.

You can reach us through the Contact page on this website. General inquiries are typically answered within 1–2 business days.