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Carbon Monoxide Safety TSBC

WebCarbon monoxide (CO) is an odourless, tasteless, invisible gas that is produced by burning fuels such as propane, natural gas, oil, wood, charcoal, alcohol, kerosene, or gasoline — …

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TSBC releases recommendations for ammonia safety following …

WebVancouver, BC (January 26, 2023) – Technical Safety BC is urging owners, operators, and those who work with ammonia refrigeration systems to be more vigilant following an …

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Ammonia Safety Awareness Program TSBC

WebThe Ammonia Safety Awareness Program was developed due to the rise of ammonia-related incidents and hazards over the past few years, including the tragedy at Fernie …

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Top 4 reasons why you should report incidents and hazards

WebHere are four reasons why encouraging to report incidents and hazards is important. 1. Helps prevent reoccurrences. Even the “minor” incidents and hazards …

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Climate Change and Technical Safety BC

WebTo support these objectives, Technical Safety BC is currently undertaking research to: Identify the impacts of climate change (like floods, wildfires, heat waves, and water …

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Do Not Mistake Dangerous Carbon Monoxide Exposure With …

WebProlonged exposure can cause CO poisoning, resulting in serious injury or death. Carbon-monoxide poisoning has caused 118 deaths in B.C. between 2012 and …

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Coaire and Quietside Brand Tankless Gas Water Heaters Recalled

WebThis recall involves all models of single- and dual-purpose Coaire and Quietside brand tankless gas water heaters. The recalled water heaters heat either 15 or 27 litres (4 or …

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2021 Canadian Electrical Code Changes TSBC

Web86-304 Disconnecting means. Relaxation of disconnection requirements for EV chargers below 60 amps. The new edition of BC Electrical Code will make one deviation from the …

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Codes, Standards and Regulations TSBC

WebOverview. Our regulations describe the legal obligations of contractors and duty holders working with technical systems. These regulations apply to everyone who installs, alters, …

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Exam Information TSBC

WebExam Schedules. Most electrical, gas, and elevating exams can be written online. These exams are offered Mondays through Fridays, at 8:30 AM and 12:30 PM. However, …

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Elevating Devices TSBC

WebOn April 30, 2020, British Columbia has adopted the 2016 version of CSA B44 (also known as B44-16). Learn more about this recent change. All licensed elevating contractors must …

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Fee Schedules TSBC

WebThe Fee-Setting Process. The fee-setting process includes four steps to ensure the public has a say and that the fees are calculated fairly. Modelling the program’s direct costs and …

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Homeowner Permits TSBC

WebPermits are a legal requirement in BC and are often necessary for home insurance purposes. They give us data and information to help with safety oversight in the province …

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Electrical TSBC

WebChanges to Canadian Electrical Code. To improve the safety of electrical equipment across the province, a new version of the Canadian Electrical Code was adopted in BC effective …

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Directive: High voltage installations TSBC

WebThis directive is being issued by a Provincial Safety Manager pursuant to section 30 of the Safety Standards Act.. Scope: Guidance on the interpretation and …

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