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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Posted on May 1, 2018
Effective July 1, 2018, the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is introducing the following new fees under the BPV Safety Program:
A Certificate of Inspection (COI) fee chargeable to owners of BPV devices
A triennial audit fee for insurers licensed to underwrite boiler and machinery insurance
The COI fee is charged per device in accordance with the following fee schedule:
$40 for devices with an annual inspection...
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In this episode of Safety Matters, TSSA’s Director of Boilers and Pressure Vessels and Operating Engineers Mike Adams joins host Greg Kerr to talk about revised regulations for Boilers and Pressure Vessels that will come into effect on July 1, 2018.
Interview Highlights
TSSA will issue a certificate of inspection (COI) to BPV owners after equipment passes a periodic inspection...

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Amendments to enhance public safety have been made to Ontario’s Boilers and Pressure Vessels Regulation (O. Reg. 2201/01) under the Technical Standards and Safety Act (TSSA), 2000. The amendments are as follows and will come into effect in July 1, 2018 :
TSSA will directly issue a certificate of inspection (COI) to owners of all BPV equipment. The COI will be issued as authorization to legally operate after a passed periodic inspection and submission of a Record of...
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Mega City Laundry Guilty of Safety Violations Court imposes $8,000 fine for breaking safety seal and using unsafe boiler
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Toronto, ON, December 5, 2016) – The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) successfully prosecuted a Toronto commercial laundry business for operating a malfunctioning boiler and not having qualified personnel on staff to run the equipment.
The Ontario Court of Justice in Toronto accepted a guilty plea...
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