100448 - Correctional Officer

Autism Services; Prince Albert; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 54,000; Part time

Job summary

The Government of Saskatchewan is hiring for a Permanent Part-Time Correctional Officer at Prince Albert Correctional Centre. The role supports offender rehabilitation, maintains a safe environment, and contributes to public safety.

Successful candidates will complete a paid 11-week Induction Training Program, with expectations of accountability, adaptability and collaboration. Applicants should understand the Canadian justice system, possess a Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver’s Licence (or

Qualifications

• Candidates demonstrate accountability, adaptability and collaboration.
• Ability to interpret and apply legislation, policies and procedures.
• Ability to work with diverse populations and build relationships.
• Must have a satisfactory medical evaluation and certifications as required.

Responsibilities

• Supervise offenders and maintain facility security.
• Support case planning and reintegration activities.
• Facilitate offender programming and assess risks.
• Respond to incidents and work with interdisciplinary teams to promote safety.

Skills

Integrity

Sound judgment

Communication

Teamwork

Education

Education in social sciences or related field

Equivalent combination of education, training and experience

Job description

Application Information

Employer Name: Government of Saskatchewan

The Ministry of Community Safety is seeking dedicated individuals for a Permanent Part-Time Correctional Officer opportunity at Prince Albert Correctional Centre. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to safer communities by supporting offender rehabilitation, promoting positive change, and maintaining a safe and secure correctional environment.

Successful candidates will participate in a paid 11-week Induction Training Program. The ministry is looking for accountable, adaptable, and collaborative professionals who demonstrate integrity, sound judgment, and a commitment to public service excellence. Candidates must be able to work effectively with diverse populations, build positive working relationships, and support offender rehabilitation while maintaining safety and security standards.

Required knowledge and skills include an understanding of the Canadian criminal justice system, human behaviour, risk assessment, decision-making, and the ability to interpret and apply legislation, policies, and procedures. Candidates must possess a valid Saskatchewan Class 5 Driver's Licence (or equivalent), valid First Aid and CPR/AED certification, and education in social sciences, law enforcement, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. A satisfactory medical evaluation is required.

Responsibilities include supervising offenders, maintaining facility security, supporting case planning and reintegration activities, facilitating offender programming, assessing risk, responding to incidents, and working collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams to promote positive outcomes and public safety.