The 4th Class Power Engineering Program, is recognized by TSASK and follows the SOPEEC curriculum and creates an opportunity for Saskatchewan high school and adult students to complete both the theoretical and hands-on training required to be employable in the field of power engineering.
Power engineers must be certified by an authorized regulatory body; in Saskatchewan, that agency is the Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK). Sask DLC's program is recognized by TSASK and follows the Standardization of Power Engineering Examinations Committee (SOPEEC) curriculum, so students who successfully complete all components of our program will meet the requirement for 4th Class certification.
Successful completion of Sask DLC’s program involves:
Completing 4 online theory courses with a minimum mark of 65% in each course
Completing both the weekend lab component of the Sask DLC program and an additional 120 hours of steam time at Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Passing two provincial certification exams administered by TSASK
No Proctored Exams
What is a proctor?Steel Toed Boots
Travel will be required
Textbooks are not required to complete this course. Students can purchase textbooks at their own expense, if they wish.
Talk to your instructor if you would like to purchase textbooks.
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