Saskatchewan Power Engineer Certification
Saskatchewan uses the SOPEEC standard for power engineer certification. The 4th Class requires two papers (4A and 4B), 100 questions each, 3 hours, 65% pass. 5th Class certification is also available in Saskatchewan.
✓ SOPEEC standard exam 🏪 Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK)Exam format in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan uses the SOPEEC 4th Class standard — the same format used across 12 Canadian provinces and territories.
| Parameter | SOPEEC 4th Class (Part A / Part B) |
|---|---|
| Format | Multiple choice |
| Papers | 2 (Part A / Part B) |
| Questions per paper | 100 |
| Duration per paper | 3 hours |
| Pass mark | 65% |
| Papers independent? | Yes — each paper must be passed separately |
Exam fees
$95 per SOPEEC multiple-choice exam; $60/year licence ($220 for 5 years).
Arena & pool operators
Ice rinks: Refrigeration Plant Operator certificate (plants up to 100 tonnes) is the standard arena/curling-rink ticket; 5th or 4th Class Power Engineer also qualifies.
Pools: Pools are Saskatchewan Health Authority territory; a pool boiler still needs the appropriate PE class.
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4th Class Part A
584 questions across 12 units. Elementary mechanics, thermodynamics, boiler systems, electrotechnology, and more.
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706 questions across 12 units. Plant operations, maintenance, water treatment, HVAC, refrigeration, and more.
Learn more5th Class
421 questions across 3 books. The entry-level ticket for building, arena, and pool operators.
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