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    Did You Know In 2008-09, Corrections, Public Safety and Policing will establish specialized in-facility treatment units to deal with substance abuse among inmates. Ministry Overview Licensing and Inspections330-1855 Victoria Avenue The Licensing and Inspections Services Unit administers a wide range of regulatory, enforcement, and advisory services which provide safety standards to industry and the general public in the areas of:
The registration, inspection, certification, and licensing programs are operated on a fee-for-service, cost-recovery basis. Related costs are directed at those sectors which are directly involved in the manufacture, installation, and operation of potentially hazardous equipment; however, the safety benefits derived from these programs affect all Saskatchewan residents. Payments can be made by VISA or MasterCard using the Client Authorization Payment Form.
Attention All Stakeholders - Licensing and Inspections Stakeholder MeetingThe Licensing and Inspections Branch of Corrections, Public Safety and Policing will be holding their general stakeholder meetings on January 26th and January 30th, 2009. (Read More) Licensing and Inspections Fee IncreasesThe Licensing and Inspections Branch of the Ministry of Corrections, Public Safety and Policing offers a wide range of licensing, certification, examination, registration and inspection safety programs on a fee for service cost recovery basis. The safety programs and related costs are directed at manufacturers, designers, installers, equipment operators and owners who create and benefit from the risks associated with the use of boiler and pressure vessel equipment, amusement rides and elevating devices. The public at large benefit from the safety programs administered. On October 1, 2008, the Licensing and Inspections Branch will be introducing increases to the fees charged under The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Regulation, The Passenger and Freight Elevator Regulations, 2003 and The Amusement Ride Safety Regulations. The fee increases are being implemented as a means of achieving greater cost recovery for the program areas. Details on the fee increases are further outlined within the amendment regulations. These regulations will be made available soon and can be found through our website. Please check back regularly. CORRECTION TO EXAM FEESThe Boiler and Pressure Vessel Amendment Regulations, 2008 incorrectly state that the schedule of examination fees for Fourth class power engineer, Part A and for Fourth class power engineer, Part B are $102 each. The correct fee is $51 each. We are working to correct this error and we hope it hasn't caused inconvenience for our stakeholders. If you require further information, please contact Brian Krasiun, Executive Director of Licensing and Inspections Branch at (306) 787-4508. |
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