About TSSA

On Monday, March 23, the Premier of Ontario announced that only essential workplaces will remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic. TSSA is included in the list of essential businesses. This means our inspection work will continue under the conditions we have already put in place (see below).
TSSA head office is now closed to the public . Please send all general correspondence electronically to customerservices@tssa.org .
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As TSSA continues to closely monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) status in Ontario, TSSA team members have been instructed to take all precautions to reduce exposure to the virus and protect their health. These safety measures include:
washing their hands often with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand sanitizer
sneezing and coughing into their sleeve
avoiding touching their eyes, nose or mouth
practicing social distancing
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As the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread, TSSA is taking precautionary measures to protect our employees, partners and customers.
Social Distancing for All Interactions with TSSA Employees While working, all TSSA team members will apply social distancing of two metres – in the office and in the field at customer sites. This means TSSA employees will remain two metres away from other individuals at all times when they are at work.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ( Toronto, ON, March 1, 2020 ) – Ontario’s Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) kicks off Fraud Prevention Month this March with the launch of its first-ever 'Trunk Slammers' Enforcement Program.
Committed to protecting Ontarians from dangers posed by poor technical workmanship on their fuel-burning appliances, TSSA is concentrating on the prosecution of trunk slammers – with a particular focus on repeat offenders. Trunk...
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TSSA is proud to be a supporter of the 2020 Special Olympics Canada Winter Games which will be held from February 25 to 29, 2020, in Thunder Bay.
TSSA will provide in-kind services associated with the safety approval of the Cauldron for the 2020 Games.  This will include field engineering approval of the Olympic Cauldron by Andre Nurgel , Fuels Safety Engineer, as well as field inspection of the Cauldron by Gary Burke , one of TSSA’s local Thunder Bay Fuels Safety...
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