TSSA
@tssa.org
Every day throughout Ontario, the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) is working to enhance public safety where people live, work and play. We take pride knowing that our work makes a difference in the lives of people across the province. As a not-for-profit, public safety regulator established by the Ontario government, TSSA oversees the safety of amusement devices, elevating devices, ski lifts, boilers and pressure vessels, operating engineers, and fuels. Our dedicated team of professionals in IT, finance, engineering, inspection, law, human resources, communications, data analytics and licensing works to reduce harm and build a safer Ontario through engagement, evidence, enforcement and education. With 150 employees at our head office in Toronto and more than 300 who work directly in operations right across the province, we are committed to making a positive impact in every community we serve.
TSSA's Company Logos
TSSA's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#ED1C24
Crimson
237, 28, 36
358, 85, 52
0, 88, 85, 7
#F9BEC0
Cupid
249, 190, 192
358, 83, 86
0, 24, 23, 2
#201432
Revolver
32, 20, 50
264, 43, 14
36, 60, 0, 80
About TSSA
TSSA, or the Technical Standards and Safety Authority, is a trusted brand committed to maintaining safety and ensuring a secure environment in Ontario. They offer a wide range of products and services to support their mission. TSSA prides itself on being a reliable resource for incident reporting.
They believe that effectively reporting incidents is essential in making Ontario a safe place for everyone. By reporting incidents, the public is protected, and industries have the opportunity to prevent future issues. To report an incident, contact the Spills Action Centre at 1-877-682-TSSA (8772) and choose option 1.
It's important to note that in emergencies requiring immediate assistance from the police, fire department, or ambulance, you should call 9-1-1. TSSA takes incident reporting seriously, proactively collecting and analyzing data to assess risks. They investigate incidents to determine their root causes and implement corrective actions.
By reporting near-miss incidents, property damage, injuries, and accidents, you contribute to a comprehensive dataset that helps TSSA understand risks and improve safety. For industry-specific incident reporting requirements, TSSA provides guidelines and forms tailored to each program. Whether it's amusement devices, elevating devices, ski lifts, or others, TSSA has you covered.
Choose TSSA for incident reporting and be a part of creating a safer Ontario
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1997
Company size
201-500 employees
