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Power engineering certification by province

Power engineer (operating / stationary engineer) certification in Canada is standardized by SOPEEC — the Standardization of Power Engineer Examinations Committee — used across most Canadian provinces and territories. The same standardized exams — 100 questions, 3 hours, 65% to pass for 5th through 2nd Class — are written from British Columbia to Newfoundland, so SteamTicket's question banks apply in every SOPEEC jurisdiction. (1st Class is still a written exam, transitioning to multiple choice.) Two jurisdictions are exceptions: Quebec runs its own MMF system, and Nunavut administers its own Chief Inspector examinations rather than the standardized SOPEEC papers. Choose your province for regulator, exam-format, and eligibility details.

SOPEEC provinces & territories

Other jurisdictions

5th Class (the entry-level operator ticket for buildings, arenas, and pools) is offered in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Saskatchewan. Elsewhere the 4th Class is the entry certificate. Certification requirements can change — verify current rules with your provincial or territorial regulator before applying.
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