Fuels

Alexander Oleszek has recently been fined $5,000, after pleading guilty to activating a natural-gas water heater at a Hamilton townhouse without the required certification in 2018. The Ontario Court of Justice ordered Oleszek to pay the fine within two years.
Why Hire Qualified Workers to Perform Fuel-Related Work?
When individuals are not...
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To legally operate a business, facility or device in Ontario, those in TSSA-regulated industries must maintain a current TSSA licence or registration. Active authorizations are necessary for TSSA to have oversight of the technical operations it regulates.
Last summer, TSSA informed authorization holders of its policy for reinstating...
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As TSSA continues to modernize, digitize its services, and improve the customer experience, TSSA customers now have the option to prepay for TSSA services securely online with VISA or Mastercard, 24 hours a day.
TSSA’s Online Payment Solution
Processes prepayments for service applications* and accepts invoice payments
Facilitates speedy, automatic...

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Annual awards honour leaders in public safety
The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is now accepting nominations for its 2022 Safety Awards , which honour Ontario leaders in public safety.
The Safety Awards are granted every year by TSSA to celebrate individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to Ontario’s public safety in TSSA’s regulated sectors: Fuels; Boilers and Pressure Vessels and Operating Engineers; Elevating...
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The Technical Standards and Safety Authority’s (TSSA) Fuels program has successfully transitioned to an upgraded IT solution on March 1, 2022. With the completion of this transition, Fuel customers should be aware of the following changes to scheduling inspections starting on April 18:
Centralized Inspection Scheduling Takes Effect Effective April 18, Fuel customers are required to contact TSSA’s inspection scheduling agents to schedule inspections through...
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