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The opportunity to provide feedback is open for 30 days from March 24 to April 24, 2025. TSSA aims to publish the final CAD after reviewing feedback from the consultation.

The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) will require insurers to report specific violations through TSSA’s Boilers and Pressure Vessels Certificate of Inspection (BPV COI) Portal for Insurers beginning April 14, 2025.

After years of proudly serving the Power Engineering community with high-quality textbooks and training resources, we have made the difficult decision to wind down our operations over the next three months.

We would like to announce that the 2nd public review for the proposed new standard CSA B56:2025 is live, and we welcome your review and comments. The public review period is 30 days and will close on March 30, 2025.

The Liquid Fuels Compliance Standard identifies high-risk non-compliances that pose significant risks to safety. If high-risk non-compliances are found during a periodic inspection, TSSA will: Issue an order(s) requiring corrective action Conduct a follow-up inspection to confirm compliance

Fee increase of 3.8% for all safety programs Effective May 1, 2025, TSSA will increase the fees for the Elevating Devices, Amusement Devices, Ski, Fuels, Boiler and Pressure Vessel and Operating Engineers programs by 3.8%. This level of adjustment aligns with the 3.8% average Consumer Price Index inflation rate for Ontario reported for 2023. Over the last several years, TSSA’s fee increases have been less than the average rate of inflation.

This survey is open until Nov 30, 2024.

TSSA’s annual Safety Awards, a nomination-based program, honour individuals and organizations in TSSA-regulated sectors that have made significant contributions to public safety in Ontario.

Effective November 4, 2024, TSSA will be introducing two new fees: a Late Payment Fee for licences and other authorizations and an Inspection Appointment Cancellation Fee. These fees are aimed at encouraging timely compliance, reducing regulatory costs, and optimizing resource deployment for inspections.

Around 1,000 people were forced to evacuate a YMCA building in Calgary’s northwest on Friday due to an ammonia leak.