TSSA News

Owners and operators of existing agricultural boilers and pressure vessels (BPVs) should report their devices to TSSA following the revocation of the regulatory exemption on agricultural BPVs on July 1, 2021. 
The equipment reporting form is an important first step. TSSA needs basic information to do a site risk assessment and establish a priority list for scheduling the inspection to be conducted within five years. Priority for inspections will be given to...
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You are cordially invited to the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA's)
 

 
ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING & SAFETY AWARDS PRESENTATION
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 | 3:00 P.M - 4:00 P.M. Please RSVP by September 17,2021 to APM@TSSA.ORG
 
Streaming details will be provided to registered attendees via e-mail prior to the event.

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As a TSSA authorization holder, you are the first layer of public safety risk protection in the province, and your adherence to safety laws and collaboration with TSSA play an important part in keeping Ontarians safe. To legally operate your business, facility or device in Ontario, you must maintain a current TSSA licence or registration. Valid licences and registrations: Enable TSSA to monitor the safety status of businesses, facilities and devices operating in Ontario
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TSSA’s current considerations during COVID-19, effective as of July 31, can be found  here.
We continue to ask customers to contact us if they are facing COVID-19 related barriers and unsure of how to proceed.
TSSA head office remains closed to the public but employees are available by phone or email to serve our valued stakeholders. Please send all general correspondence electronically to  customerservices@tssa.org .
For urgent matters, credit...
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The Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA) is partnering with Ontario’s Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development (MLTSD) to help the amusement sector reopen its doors safely, by providing COVID-19 education while doing technical inspections in preparation for the reopening of the amusement device sector.
This joint effort by MLTSD and TSSA is driven by the shared goal of ensuring members of the public can enjoy amusement facilities safely and providing...
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