The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) produces a number of corporate reports about our operations and the state of safety in Ontario.
The TSSA also produces a number of important policies to help us ensure public safety in the areas we regulate.
Below are the most recent versions of the aforementioned plans, reports, measures and policies:
Annual Reports |
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Previous Reports |
Public Safety at a Glance Dashboard |
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The Public Safety at a Glance dashboard helps to illustrate public safety data from each of the regulated safety program areas for fiscal 2019. To view the dashboard, please click on the link below: TSSA Public Safety at a Glance Dashboard- 2019
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Annual State of Public Safety Reports (ASPR) |
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Previous Reports TSSA 2018 - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Full Report TSSA 2017 - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Full Report TSSA 2015/2016 - Section II - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Full Report TSSA 2015/2016 - Section I - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Summary TSSA 2014/2015 - Annual State of Public Safety - RSI - Comparative Review TSSA 2014/2015 - Section II - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Full Report TSSA 2014/2015 - Section I - Annual State of Public Safety Report - Summary |
Business and Strategic Plans |
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TSSA Strategic Plan 2017/2018 to 2021/2022
TSSA Strategic Plan 2012/2013 to 2016/2017 TSSA Strategic Plan 2011/2012 to 2015/2016 TSSA Strategic Plan 2010/2011 to 2014/2015
Previous Plans
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Customer Satisfaction Reports |
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2018 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2017 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2016 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2015 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2014 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2013 Customer Values Research Survey Results 2012 Customer Values Research Survey Results
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Internal Audit of Compliance to Non-Regulatory Business Policy |
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In April 2010, a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") was established between the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services ("MGCS") and the Technical Standards and Safety Authority ("TSSA") permitting the TSSA to provide non-regulatory safety services, in addition to its statutory mandated business. Under the MOU, the TSSA may enter into non-regulatory business arrangements that promote and enhance public safety, consistent with its vision and mission; Schedule A - Summary of Additional Objects of the Corporation of the MOU summarizes the non-regulatory safety services the TSSA may provide; Schedule B - Non-Regulatory Business Policy ("the Policy") of the MOU outlines the requirements and the principles that the TSSA must comply with throughout the lifecycle of nonregulatory safety services. The MOU also requires the TSSA to engage an independent third party to conduct an annual audit of the TSSA's compliance with the Policy requirements under Schedule B of the MOU.
Executive Summary - Annual Internal Audit of Compliance to Non-Regulatory Business Policy, 2016 Executive Summary - Annual Internal Audit of Compliance to Non-Regulatory Business Policy, 2017 Executive Summary - Annual Internal Audit of Compliance to Non-Regulatory Business Policy, 2018 Executive Summary - Annual Internal Audit of Compliance to Non-Regulatory Business Policy, 2019 |
TSSA Response to Auditor General Recommendations |
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TSSA takes its accountability for administering Ontario’s public safety mandate very seriously. We are fully committed to our transformation, and to sharing our priorities and progress in a fulsome and transparent manner. On December 5, 2018 the Auditor General of Ontario (AGO) issued her annual report, including the results of 15 value-for-money audits across Ontario. In her report, the AGO made 19 recommendations to strengthen TSSA’s ability to effectively fulfil our mandate. The 17 recommendations that pertained directly to TSSA are noted below, along with our progress to date. We will continue to update our progress on a quarterly basis. TSSA fully participated in this review process and immediately took steps to address the recommendations in the AGO’s report. Importantly, the recommendations aligned with TSSA’s strategic plan and through our plan, we will address all of the auditor general’s recommendations.
TSSA’s Action Plan to Address the Auditor General of Ontario Recommendations |
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