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In this edition of TSSA Safety Matters, TSSA’s Team Lead for Business Analysis Jessica Myrie joins host Greg Kerr to talk about new BPV amendments as of July 1st and a walk-through of an easy-to-use web portal for owners, insurers and inspectors.
Interview Highlights :
TSSA will issue a certificate of inspection (COI) to owners of all BPV equipment;
COI will be issued as authorization...

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Attention all BPV Owners As of July 1, 2018, a new process to secure a certificate of inspection (COI) for your boiler and pressure vessels will be in place. We are launching a new online BPV-COI portal that will facilitate securing your COI.
In order to set up your COI account, and to give you permission to access the new BPV-COI portal, you will need to contact TSSA as soon as possible with the following critical information:
The name of your company
The...
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TSSA and its Board of Directors congratulate Doug Harrison , TSSA’s Board Vice Chair, and Chair of the AFRC TSSA 20/20 Subcommittee, on his achievement of the prestigious 2018 Fellow Award bestowed upon him by the Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA) for exemplary executive leadership in supply chain management (SCM). This distinguished honor recognizes individuals and organizations that have advanced the SCM profession through innovative programs and visionary leadership.
Throughout...
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Sun-Canadian Pipe Line successfully addresses safety concerns after incident in 2013. The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) has approved an application from Sun-Canadian Pipe Line (SCPL) Company Ltd. to bring its Sarnia-Hamilton pipeline to full operation.
TSSA’s approval comes after over four years of analysis, remediation, construction and testing of the Sarnia-Hamilton pipeline by SCPL and a third-party consultant, Kiefner &...
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Notice of Proposed Changes to Ontario’s Operating Engineers Regulation (O. Reg. 219/01)
Changes are being proposed to the Operating Engineers Regulation (O. Reg. 219/01) of the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000 . The changes have been proposed by a 15-member panel of industry stakeholders with experience related to the operating engineers field. The panel was put together by the Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services (MGCS) and the Technical Standards...
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