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You’re trusting a question bank with your exam date and your exam fee. So here are the receipts: the real number of questions in every bank — counted straight from the live banks, not rounded up for a marketing page — broken down objective by objective, plus a dated log of every correction we’ve made.

Most study tools won’t show you this. A “1,500+ questions” badge tells you nothing about whether the bank actually covers the objective you’ll be tested on — or whether the same questions repeat until you’ve simply memorised them. We’d rather show our work. For how these questions are written and reviewed, see our methodology.

5,323
original questions
8
banks, 5th → 1st Class
every one
worked & accuracy-audited

Coverage, objective by objective

Every question is mapped to a syllabus unit. Here is exactly how many you get in each, for every bank — computed from the live banks the day this page was built. A balanced bank spreads its questions across the whole syllabus, not just the easy units.

5th Class · AB-055 · 420 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
5-1 — Low Pressure Boiler Components and Operation127
5-2 — Elements of Human Comfort in Facility Operation153
5-3 — Basic Physical Science, Safety, and Regulation for Facility Operations140

4th Class Part A · AB-054 · 584 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
A-1 — Elementary Mechanics and Dynamics49
A-2 — Elementary Physical, Chemical, and Thermodynamic Principles57
A-3 — Introduction to Power Engineering and Its Governance in Canada22
A-4 — Introduction to Plant and Fire Safety38
A-5 — Introduction to Plant Operations and the Environment25
A-6 — Elements of Material Science and Welding Technology26
A-7 — Introductory Fluid Handling Technology13
A-8 — Basic Concepts in Electrotechnology94
A-9 — Energy Plant Instrumentation and Controls68
A-10 — Fundamental Industrial Communication Skills31
A-11 — Introduction to Boiler Designs52
A-12 — Elements of Boiler Systems109

4th Class Part B · AB-054 · 706 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
B-1 — Lubrication and Bearings10
B-2 — Pumps and Compressors36
B-3 — Boiler Safety Devices64
B-4 — Boiler Plant Operation and Management86
B-5 — Energy Plant Maintenance62
B-6 — Water Treatment67
B-7 — Types of Prime Movers and Heat Engines43
B-8 — Plant Auxiliary Systems33
B-9 — Basic Concepts of Compression and Absorption Refrigeration164
B-10 — HVAC Fundamentals for Facility Operators54
B-11 — Building Environmental Systems and Control60
B-12 — Typical Industrial Plant Configurations27

3rd Class Part A · AB-053 · 791 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
§1 — Applied Mathematics68
§2 — Applied Mechanics98
§3 — Thermodynamics93
§4 — Applied Science109
§5 — Industrial Legislation and Codes35
§6 — Code Calculations, ASME Section I14
§7 — Fuels and Combustion33
§8 — Piping99
§9 — Electrotechnology75
§10 — Electrical Calculations25
§11 — Control Instrumentation87
§12 — Industrial Safety and Fire Protection55

Last accuracy-audited 12 Jun 2026.

3rd Class Part B · AB-053 · 808 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
§13 — Boilers194
§14 — Boiler Control Systems31
§15 — Feedwater Treatment59
§16 — Pumps55
§17 — Welding Procedures and Inspection23
§18 — Pressure Vessels24
§19 — Prime Movers185
§20 — Cogeneration27
§21 — Compressors55
§22 — Refrigeration67
§23 — Special Industrial Equipment45
§24 — Wastewater Treatment24
§25 — Plant Maintenance and Administration19

Last accuracy-audited 12 Jun 2026.

2nd Class Part A · AB-052a · 668 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
§1 — ASME Code, Sections I & VIII, Calculations36
§2 — Industrial Administration105
§3 — Applied Mechanics105
§4 — Thermodynamics75
§5 — Metallurgy82
§6 — Testing of Materials30
§7 — Boilers119
§8 — Pumps18
§9 — Water Treatment98

Last accuracy-audited 12 Jun 2026.

2nd Class Part B · AB-052a · 733 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
§10 — Heat Engines and Prime Movers197
§11 — Lubrication25
§12 — Piping21
§13 — Mechanical Drawing17
§14 — Power Plant Systems48
§15 — Control Instrumentation62
§16 — Fuels and Combustion73
§17 — Environmental Protection46
§18 — Electrotechnology149
§19 — Principles of Air and Gas Compression28
§20 — Industrial/Commercial Refrigeration67

Last accuracy-audited 12 Jun 2026.

1st Class Part B · AB-051a · 613 questions

Syllabus objectiveQuestions
§5 — Legislation and Codes for Industrial Equipment113
§6 — Safety, Loss, and Environmental Program Management145
§7 — Inspection, Maintenance and Repair Practices170
§8 — Business & Workforce Management185

Last accuracy-audited 13 Jun 2026.

Our correction log

No question bank is perfect, and we’d rather you hold us to that than pretend otherwise. When an accuracy audit or a candidate report turns up a genuine error, we fix it, push the update to everyone — free, because lifetime access includes updates — and record it here. A public correction history is the opposite of a marketing claim: it’s a promise we can’t quietly walk back.

DateBankWhat we corrected
13 Jun 20261st Class — Part BCorrected a calculation answer key (a unit-scaling error) and refined one explanation, found during the 1st Class accuracy audit. (ref 1B3-C03-Q017, 1B3-C05-Q009)
12 Jun 20263rd ClassCorrected one mis-keyed answer and clarified one explanation, found during the 3rd Class accuracy audit. (ref 3B1-C13-Q020, 3B2-C06-Q029)
12 Jun 20262nd ClassRefined one explanation for clarity, found during the 2nd Class accuracy audit (our cleanest bank — a 0.07% defect rate). (ref 2B3-C04-Q023)

Found something that looks off? Email support@steamticket.ca. We acknowledge accuracy reports within one business day, re-verify against the public syllabus, and ship any confirmed fix in the next bank update.

SteamTicket is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to SOPEEC, ABSA, Technical Safety BC, TSSA, or PanGlobal. Every question is original, written objective-by-objective to the publicly available ABSA/SOPEEC syllabus — we do not reproduce copyrighted textbook content or secured exam material, and we make no claim of regulator approval. Question counts on this page are computed directly from the live banks; certification details are general information and may change — always verify current requirements with your provincial regulator.

Coverage & quality FAQ

How is the question count on this page calculated?
It’s computed directly from the live question banks the day the page is built — not typed in by hand and not rounded up. If a bank holds 420 questions, this page says 420. We’d rather under-promise an exact number than advertise an inflated one.
Why does coverage by objective matter more than a big total?
Because the exam tests the whole syllabus. A bank with thousands of questions concentrated in a few easy units leaves you exposed everywhere else — and if a small pool repeats, your practice scores climb because you’re memorising questions, not learning the material. We publish the per-objective breakdown so you can see the bank is balanced across the units you’ll actually be tested on.
What is the correction log?
A dated, public record of accuracy corrections we’ve made to the banks. When an audit or a candidate report finds a genuine error, we fix it, push the update to everyone for free, and list it here. It’s a commitment we can’t quietly reverse.
Who checks the questions for accuracy?
Every bank is written objective-by-objective to the public syllabus, every answer is worked, and every bank is accuracy-audited. David, a real power-engineering candidate sitting these exams, reviews questions against the real thing, and Nick — who built SteamTicket — handles every accuracy report directly. The full process is on our methodology page.
What if I find a question I think is wrong?
Email support@steamticket.ca with the question and what looks off — a screenshot is plenty. We acknowledge accuracy reports within one business day, re-verify the question against the public syllabus, and ship any confirmed fix in the next bank update, free, since lifetime access includes updates. If the question is actually correct, we’ll explain why.

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