Permits & Inspections

If the food truck is new to the province or has never been previously inspected in Saskatchewan, you will need to hire a licensed Gas Contractor who will apply for a permit.

If the food truck is new to you but has been inspected in Saskatchewan previously, you do not require a new permit. Your local municipality may require a re-certification, contact them for specific requirements.

Contact TSASK to confirm if the food truck has been previously inspected, you will need to provide the Vehicle Identification Number.

If TSASK has previously inspected the food truck, a sticker with the date the inspection was passed should be located on the unit.

If it was previously inspected and is a re-certification, you can contact TSASK at geis@tsask.ca or call 1-866-530-8599.

• You will need to provide TSASK with your contact information and the Vehicle Identification Number. We will issue an application for you to complete.
• Your local Gas Inspector will contact you to perform the inspection.
• After the inspection has passed, TSASK will issue a sticker to be placed in a visible location where customer orders are received; an approval permit can be provided for the municipality.

• New job permit: $325
• An addition, alteration, or replacement permit: $180
• Re-certification: $155 + GST

• B149.1 Natural Gas & Propane Installation Code & SCOP
• B149.2 Propane and Handling Code & SCOP
• B149.3 Code for the Field Approval of Fuel Burning Appliances and Equipment & SCOP
• B149.5 Installation Code for Propane Fuel Systems and Containers on Motor Vehicles

After the inspection has passed, TSASK will issue a sticker to be placed in a visible location where customer orders are received and an approval permit will be issued.

Yes, you will need to have a licensed Saskatchewan Gas Contractor submit a permit for the inspection of the unit.

No, in addition to a bond a Contractor’s licence is required. Having just a bond will not allow you to pull permits or work as a Contractor.