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The Fuel Safety Section ensures that all fuel installations using propane, natural gas, fuel oil, or landfill and digester gas are performed in accordance with nationally accepted safety codes and standards.
Summary
Fuel Safety staff enforce the requirements of the Fuel Safety Regulations and ensure that only properly trained and certified individuals perform work on these systems.
Fuel Safety staff review plans and information submitted for Fuel Safety permits and using the permit database, perform random audit inspections to ensure Code and Regulation compliance.
Safety Notifications
An Alert informs stakeholders of imminent danger to a safety issue, that if not addressed will likely lead to health and safety consequences.
A Bulletin informs stakeholders about non-imminent danger practices or procedures, which may have a level of safety risk if not addressed as soon as possible.
A Manufacturer Safety Bulletin, documentation issued by the equipment manufacturer, informs stakeholders about non-imminent danger practices or procedures, which may have a level of a safety risk if not addressed as soon as possible.
A Directive informs stakeholders of an interpretation or application of the act, regulations or standards of the regulation, which require action. A Directive is legally binding and must be followed by the affected stakeholder.
A Notice is to provide stakeholders with informative, non-urgent, proactive communication on safety issue.
- View a complete list of Fuel Safety bulletins