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Gasfitter - Class A Licence: Moving from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan
The short answer
Direct transfer
The page says Saskatchewan issues its own licence and requires proof of qualifications of the licence obtained in the applicant's own province, with no mention of retaking an exam or assessment. Source
“No, we issue our own Saskatchewan licence to you. We require proof of qualifications of your licence you obtained through your own province.”
tsask.ca/licensing-applications
Both provinces
| Licensed in Nova Scotia | Moving to Saskatchewan | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence status | Certification required | Certification required |
| Regulator | Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency | Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan |
| Guide | Gasfitter - class A in Nova Scotia | Gasfitter - class A in Saskatchewan |
Steps to transfer
Provide proof of qualifications
Source
“No, we issue our own Saskatchewan licence to you. We require proof of qualifications of your licence you obtained through your own province.”
tsask.ca/licensing-applications
Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan
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