100437 - Correctional Officer

Autism Services; Regina; On-site; CAD 52,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

Government of Saskatchewan, Regina Correctional Centre, seeks dedicated individuals for permanent full-time Correctional Officer roles. The position involves supervising offenders, supporting rehabilitation and reintegration plans, and maintaining facility safety and security.

Training includes a paid 11-week induction program, with emphasis on public safety and offender reintegration. Ideal candidates will be accountable, adaptable, inclusive and ready to serve the public.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of the Canadian criminal justice system and human behaviour.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Ability to assess risk and respond to incidents.

Responsibilities

• Supervising offenders.
• Supporting rehabilitation and reintegration plans.
• Maintaining facility safety and security.
• Applying legislation and procedures.
• Responding to incidents.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Decision-making

Critical thinking

Risk assessment

Education

University degree in social sciences

Law enforcement diploma

Job description

Application Information

Employer Name: Government of Saskatchewan

The Ministry of Community Safety is seeking dedicated individuals for permanent full-time Correctional Officer opportunities at the Regina Correctional Centre. This rewarding career offers the opportunity to contribute to safer communities by supporting offender rehabilitation, encouraging positive change and maintaining the safe and secure operation of a correctional facility. Successful candidates will receive a paid 11-week Induction Training Program and work within a collaborative environment focused on public safety and offender reintegration.

The ideal candidate is accountable, adaptable, inclusive and committed to public service excellence. You will be comfortable working directly with adult offenders from diverse backgrounds, including those affected by trauma, special needs and varying cultural and spiritual beliefs. Strong communication, teamwork, critical thinking and decision-making skills are essential, along with the ability to assess risk, manage challenging situations and build professional relationships.

Candidates must have knowledge of the Canadian criminal justice system and human behaviour. A valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Drivers Licence (or equivalent) and valid First Aid and CPR/AED certification are required prior to training. Relevant qualifications may include a university degree in the social sciences, a law enforcement diploma, or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience. Applicants should demonstrate sound judgment and the ability to interpret and apply legislation, policies and procedures.

Responsibilities include supervising offenders, supporting rehabilitation and reintegration plans, facilitating programming, maintaining facility safety and security, assessing risk, applying legislation and responding appropriately to incidents.