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Ontario - Fuel Industry Certificates (O. Reg. 215/01)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/010215
Nova Scotia - Fuel Safety Regulations (N.S. Reg. 11/2011, Section 70)"
https://novascotia.ca/just/regulations/regs/tsfuel.htm
New Brunswick - Propane Natural Gas and Medical Gas Regulation (NB Reg 84-176, Section 16)"
https://www.canlii.org/en/nb/laws/regu/nb-reg-84-176/latest/nb-reg-84-176.html
Newfoundland and Labrador - Boiler, Pressure Vessel & Compressed Gas Regulation (NLR 119/96, Section 70)"
https://www.assembly.nl.ca/legislation/sr/regulations/rc969119.htm#71_
Prince Edward Island - Boiler and Pressure Vessel Regulation (R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Section 9.15)"
https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/sites/default/files/legislation/B%2605G-Boilers%20and%20Pressure%20Vessels%20Act%20Regulations.pdf
What are these new online resources?
FSN Training can now give access to several new tools and resources for Propane Instructors.
These include PowerPoint presentations, an Instructor's Guide, printable Exam and Answer Sheets, Answer Keys, and several other new tools to conduct your training.
As you would have online access, you would always be able to access the most current and up-to-date materials.
How do I access my online resources?
Once you have requested your new Instructor Package, it will include instructions on accessing your materials.
Do I need to order books online?
No, we are here to make book orders as flexible as possible. Ordering books for your training sessions will remain the same as you've become accustomed to. Simply email info@fsntraining.com or call us at 905-649-7670.
If we receive a demand from Instructors to order books through an online ordering system, we will can definitely pursue that option.
Will I be notified when my online resources have had changes made?
Yes, as a FSN Propane Instructor, you will receive notifications of changes made to our onlines resources.
Do I need to have internet everytime I need my training materials?
No. You have the ability to download your training materials to your local computer for offline use.
However, you will need internet access to retrieve any materials that have had any updates made to them. You will be notified when such changes occur.
Do I need to use the online resources?
No. However, we would strongly encourage you to use these resources so that you can deliver better training for your students.
Furthermore, you would not have the ability to print exams, answer sheets, and temporary Records of Training (ROT's) as needed. You would also not have access to our PowerPoint presentations, Instructor's Guide and up-to-date Answer Keys.
I'm not good with computers, what do I do?"
You can give us a call at anytime and we can help you walk through the process.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Canadian Standards Association
www.csagroup.com
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
https://www.ccohs.ca/
Health Canada
www.canada.ca/en/health-canada
Measurement Canada
https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/mc-mc.nsf/eng/home
Transport Canada
www.tc.gc.ca
Ontario - Fuel Industry Certificates (O. Reg. 215/01)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/010215
Nova Scotia - Fuel Safety Regulations (N.S. Reg. 11/2011, Section 70)"
https://novascotia.ca/just/regulations/regs/tsfuel.htm
New Brunswick - Propane Natural Gas and Medical Gas Regulation (NB Reg 84-176, Section 16)"
https://www.canlii.org/en/nb/laws/regu/nb-reg-84-176/latest/nb-reg-84-176.html
Newfoundland and Labrador - Boiler, Pressure Vessel & Compressed Gas Regulation (NLR 119/96, Section 70)"
https://www.assembly.nl.ca/legislation/sr/regulations/rc969119.htm#71_
Prince Edward Island - Boiler and Pressure Vessel Regulation (R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Section 9.15)"
https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/sites/default/files/legislation/B%2605G-Boilers%20and%20Pressure%20Vessels%20Act%20Regulations.pdf
What are these new online resources?
FSN Training can now give access to several new tools and resources for Propane Instructors.
These include PowerPoint presentations, an Instructor's Guide, printable Exam and Answer Sheets, Answer Keys, and several other new tools to conduct your training.
As you would have online access, you would always be able to access the most current and up-to-date materials.
How do I access my online resources?
Once you have requested your new Instructor Package, it will include instructions on accessing your materials.
Do I need to order books online?
No, we are here to make book orders as flexible as possible. Ordering books for your training sessions will remain the same as you've become accustomed to. Simply email info@fsntraining.com or call us at 905-649-7670.
If we receive a demand from Instructors to order books through an online ordering system, we will can definitely pursue that option.
Will I be notified when my online resources have had changes made?
Yes, as a FSN Propane Instructor, you will receive notifications of changes made to our onlines resources.
Do I need to have internet everytime I need my training materials?
No. You have the ability to download your training materials to your local computer for offline use.
However, you will need internet access to retrieve any materials that have had any updates made to them. You will be notified when such changes occur.
Do I need to use the online resources?
No. However, we would strongly encourage you to use these resources so that you can deliver better training for your students.
Furthermore, you would not have the ability to print exams, answer sheets, and temporary Records of Training (ROT's) as needed. You would also not have access to our PowerPoint presentations, Instructor's Guide and up-to-date Answer Keys.
I'm not good with computers, what do I do?"
You can give us a call at anytime and we can help you walk through the process.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Elevating Work Platform (O. Reg 213/91, Section 143)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/910213
Equipment Operation (O. Reg 213/91, Section 96)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/910213
Lifting Devices (O. Reg 851, Section 51)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
Working at Heights (O. Reg 851, Section 85)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
What are Single-Page Exams & Answer Keys?
FSN now has the flexibility to streamline our exams into single-paged (double-sided) sheets. The exams can be reused and are simply a reference for students to use to complete their one-page Answer Sheet.
Once a student has completed the Answer Sheet, and both student and Instructor have signed off on it, the Instructor would only need to submit the Answer Sheet and Sign-in Sheet to FSN.
These can be submitted by traditional mail OR scanned and emailed directly to info@fsntraining.com.
What are emailed Permanent Certificates?
In our digital age, we can now email Permanent Certificates (ROT's) to you for distribution to your students.
You could either print these certificates and distrubute them to your students. Or, you would have the option of emailing these certificates to your students.
What this means: no more waiting weeks or months for permanent certificates!
How quick can I get a shipment of books?
FSN realizes that Instructors often need their books and other training materials PRONTO!
Normally, we can have books shipped to you in one business day. However, if you're in a pinch, you can always print your own materials at any time.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
What is Working at Heights training?
Working at Heights training is a course designed to teach workers, supervisors, and employers how to work safely at heights. The course covers topics such as the rights and responsibilities of workers and employers, identifying hazards associated with working at heights, using personal fall protection equipment, and developing a rescue plan.
Who needs to take Working at Heights training in Ontario?
All workers in Ontario who work at heights, including those who work on construction sites, are required to complete a CPO-approved Working at Heights training program. Employers must ensure that their workers complete the training before they begin work at heights.
How long is the Working at Heights training course in Ontario?
The Working at Heights training course in Ontario is 8 hours long. The course is divided into a theory component, which is completed in the classroom, and a practical component, which involves hands-on training using the equipment that the workers will be using when they work at heights.
If a student has completed this training before, they are only required to take the 4 hour Working at Heights Refresher program.
How often do workers need to take Working at Heights training in Ontario?
Workers in Ontario who have completed the Working at Heights training course must take a refresher course every three years to maintain their certification. The refresher course is also at least 4 hours long and covers any changes to the regulations or best practices related to working at heights.
Can workers take the Working at Heights training course online?
No, the Working at Heights training course in Ontario cannot be completed entirely online. The course requires hands-on training using equipment, and the practical component must be completed in person.
What happens if workers do not complete the Working at Heights training course?
Employers are responsible for ensuring that their workers complete the Working at Heights training course before they work at heights. If workers do not complete the training, they cannot work at heights, and employers may face penalties and fines for failing to comply with the Ministry of Labour regulations. Additionally, workers who do not complete the training put themselves at risk of injury or fatality when working at heights.
Ontario Ministry of Labour
400 University Avenue, 14th Floor
Toronto, Ontario M7A 1T7
1-800-531-5551
www.labour.gov.on.ca
Technical Standards & Safety Authority
345 Carlingview Drive
Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 6N9
www.tssa.org
customerservices@tssa.org
Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB)
200 Front Street
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3J1
416-344-1000
www.wsib.on.ca
Does propane training expire?
Yes, propane records of training (ROT's) are valid for 3 years. Retraining must be completed to renew a ROT.
Who requires propane training?
Anyone using, transporting, filling, storing, or offering propane for transport in the workplace requires approved training throughout Canada. Additional training covering the transportation of dangerous goods may also be applicable.
How to get record of training on propane?
Contact FSN at info@fsntraining.com or 905-649-7670 to book an on-site approved program.
Are propane construction heaters safe indoors?
Propane construction heaters must never be operated in enclosed areas without proper ventilation. Without following the manufacturer's fresh air inlet requirements, carbon monoxide could be produced causing workers to experience flu-like symptoms, unconsciousness and death. The amount of fresh air ventilation needed can be found on the construction heater's rating plate. If you experience symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, go outside to fresh air immediately and seek medical attention.
Where can I find a listing of TSSA's Records of Training (ROT's)?
All ROT’s & licences required by TSSA in Ontario are set out under the TSSA Act in Regulation 215/01, Fuel Industry Certificates.
How long are Ontario propane Records of Training valid for?
All propane Records of Training are valid for 3 years. Reg 215/01 Sec. 54
What are Measurement Canada's legal requirements for filling propane cylinders?
Please click the following link: Measurement Canada Bulletin C-03 rev.4
Do I need a Record of Training for 'Propane Cylinder Exchange?'
The requirement for a Record of Training by the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA) was suspended in April of 2001 as it was determined that the Department of Labour’s B335-04 standard met the intent of the requirements by TSSA.
How old do I need to be to dispense propane?
Some provinces state how old you must be to dispense propane. Others don’t. New Brunswick requires a person to be 18 years old, Nova Scotia requires one to be 16 years old. In other provinces, the Canadian Propane Association recommends that you are 16 years old.
What training do I need to fill propane cylinders?
If filling propane cylinders with a capacity than 46L (40lb) or less, you only need to take the Filling Propane Cylinders course. If filling cylinders greater than this, you need to take the TDG Supplement for Filling over 40lb Cylinders.
Where do I obtain a copy of the Application For Registration To Requalify Cylinders By the External Visual Inspection” form?
This form is available on the Transport Canada website:
http://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/CORP-SERV-GEN/5/FORMS-FORMULAIRES/SEARCH/RESULTS?FORMNUMBER=16-0049E
I understand the requirements have changed so that propane refuelers no longer have to ask for proof of a 5 year inspection before filling a propane tank that is used specifically for RV appliances. Is this true?
Yes this is correct. It was changed by TSSA in May 2018. The following link to Advisory FS-236-18 outlines the requirements for refueling propane vehicles in Ontario.
https://www.tssa.org/en/fuels/resources/Refuelling-Propane-Vehicles-at-Licensed-Propane-Refueling-Stations-in-Ontario.pdf
I am told that before a cylinder is filled the sleeve around it must be removed. Is this true?
In Ontario, TSSA added a clause (6.4.4) to the B149.2-15 as part of the code adoption that says “If a cylinder has a sleeve, it shall be removed to facilitate the visual inspection prior to filling the cylinder.”
Are we able to transfer propane from a rail tank car to a bulk truck if it is on federal land?
No. The Federal Liquidifed Petroleum Gases Bulk Storage Regulation C.R.C., c. 1152, in section 59 states “ The direct transfer of liquefied petroleum gas between tank trucks and tank cars on carrier’s right-of-way is prohibited”.
I understand that you can now fill or re-qualify DOT propane cylinders in Canada. Is that true?
Yes. As of July 2017, Transport Canada, as part of their International Harmonization initiative, now allows DOT cylinders to be filled or re-qualified in Canada. The change is outlined the Canadian Propane Association’s Bulletin 39-2017 which says:
Pressure receptacles (cylinders, tubes and spheres) that meet the U.S. DOT specifications are allowed to be filled with gases such as propane and used in Canada regardless of the date of manufacture. Prior to this amendment, cylinders manufactured after 1992 could only be filled and used in Canada if they conformed to Canadian specifications. The amendment requires that requalification, repair, rebuilding or treatment of Canadian or U.S. specification receptacles be conducted in accordance with Canadian technical standards when done in Canada, with U.S. requirements when done in the U.S. and with either U.S. or Canadian requirements when done outside of Canada or the U.S. The receptacle must be marked in accordance with the standards or requirements used.
Working at Heights (O. Reg 851, Section 85)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
Occupational Health and Safety Awareness Training (O. Reg 297/13, Section 6)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/130297?_ga=2.200160942.1058841646.1551021877-1780733465.1551021877
Elevating Work Platform (O. Reg 213/91, Section 143)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/910213
Equipment Operation (O. Reg 213/91, Section 96)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/910213
Lifting Devices (O. Reg 851, Section 51)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
Working at Heights (O. Reg 851, Section 85)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
What are Single-Page Exams & Answer Keys?
FSN now has the flexibility to streamline our exams into single-paged (double-sided) sheets. The exams can be reused and are simply a reference for students to use to complete their one-page Answer Sheet.
Once a student has completed the Answer Sheet, and both student and Instructor have signed off on it, the Instructor would only need to submit the Answer Sheet and Sign-in Sheet to FSN.
These can be submitted by traditional mail OR scanned and emailed directly to info@fsntraining.com.
What are emailed Permanent Certificates?
In our digital age, we can now email Permanent Certificates (ROT's) to you for distribution to your students.
You could either print these certificates and distrubute them to your students. Or, you would have the option of emailing these certificates to your students.
What this means: no more waiting weeks or months for permanent certificates!
How quick can I get a shipment of books?
FSN realizes that Instructors often need their books and other training materials PRONTO!
Normally, we can have books shipped to you in one business day. However, if you're in a pinch, you can always print your own materials at any time.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Department of Labour & Advanced Education - Technical Safety Division
902-424-5721
www.novascotia.ca/lae/publicsafety
Working at Heights (O. Reg 851, Section 85)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900851
Occupational Health and Safety Awareness Training (O. Reg 297/13, Section 6)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/130297?_ga=2.200160942.1058841646.1551021877-1780733465.1551021877
What are FSN's new propane training materials?
FSN has established an agreement with the Fuels Training Centre (FTC) to offer our Propane Instructors these new training materials.
Their programs are approved in all provinces and territories, excluding Quebec.
What makes FSN's new training programs the industry's best?
2020 marks FSN's 25th anniversary in delivering propane training. Through our new materials supplier, FSN now enjoys direct contribution to course content. Combine that with our instructors' decades of industry and training experience, we can now update and improve on training programs quickly.
As a FSN Propane Instructor, you will also have the opportunity to make recommendations and share your own personal background that could further help enhance our programs.
What if I have questions about technical or regulatory requirements?
You may contact us at anytime for answers to your questions. We also have links to regulatory information on our website HERE.
How will I know when I need to renew my Instructor status?
We have setup automatic renewal bulletins to inform Instructors when they are about to expire.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
What are FSN's new propane training materials?
FSN has established an agreement with the Fuels Training Centre (FTC) to offer our Propane Instructors these new training materials.
Their programs are approved in all provinces and territories, excluding Quebec.
What makes FSN's new training programs the industry's best?
2020 marks FSN's 25th anniversary in delivering propane training. Through our new materials supplier, FSN now enjoys direct contribution to course content. Combine that with our instructors' decades of industry and training experience, we can now update and improve on training programs quickly.
As a FSN Propane Instructor, you will also have the opportunity to make recommendations and share your own personal background that could further help enhance our programs.
What if I have questions about technical or regulatory requirements?
You may contact us at anytime for answers to your questions. We also have links to regulatory information on our website HERE.
How will I know when I need to renew my Instructor status?
We have setup automatic renewal bulletins to inform Instructors when they are about to expire.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
What kind of money-saving options do I have?
Want to save by printing your own student manuals and reuse them? Go right ahead!
Want to save by printing your own Exams and Answer Sheets? No problem!
FSN wants to offer these cost-savings to you. However, if you prefer that we print and ship these to you, as we have done in the past, you still have that option!
How much do FSN books cost?
Despite the many cost-saving options now available, FSN's new training books are cost competitive. Plus, you have access to resources and support that is not available elsewhere.
Can I reuse Student Manuals and Exams?
Absolutely! The student manuals and exams are for student reference. We only require a unique Answer Sheet for processing your students' ROT's.
How can I reduce or eliminate shipping expenses and wait times?
With access to FSN's online resources, you will have the ability to print any materials you wish. Furthermore, if you choose to email us your your Sign-in Sheet and Answer Sheets to us, you no longer need to spend money on postage.
If you wish to continue submitting completed training programs to us by mail, no problem!
How do FSN's new programs cut costs for me?
Some of FSN's new propane programs are now consolidated into one program. For example, the Transportation of Dangerous Goods is included in several of our programs that no longer require purchasing a secondary course.
Where are my new books shipped from?
FSN ships from Ontario. However, you may choose to print your own materials as well.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Department of Public Safety, Technical Inspection Services"
506-453-3992
dps-msp.information@gnb.ca
www2.gnb.ca
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/tdg/clear-tofc-211.htm
What kind of money-saving options do I have?
Want to save by printing your own student manuals and reuse them? Go right ahead!
Want to save by printing your own Exams and Answer Sheets? No problem!
FSN wants to offer these cost-savings to you. However, if you prefer that we print and ship these to you, as we have done in the past, you still have that option!
How much do FSN books cost?
Despite the many cost-saving options now available, FSN's new training books are cost competitive. Plus, you have access to resources and support that is not available elsewhere.
Can I reuse Student Manuals and Exams?
Absolutely! The student manuals and exams are for student reference. We only require a unique Answer Sheet for processing your students' ROT's.
How can I reduce or eliminate shipping expenses and wait times?
With access to FSN's online resources, you will have the ability to print any materials you wish. Furthermore, if you choose to email us your your Sign-in Sheet and Answer Sheets to us, you no longer need to spend money on postage.
If you wish to continue submitting completed training programs to us by mail, no problem!
How do FSN's new programs cut costs for me?
Some of FSN's new propane programs are now consolidated into one program. For example, the Transportation of Dangerous Goods is included in several of our programs that no longer require purchasing a secondary course.
Where are my new books shipped from?
FSN ships from Ontario. However, you may choose to print your own materials as well.
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/tdg/clear-tofc-211.htm
Workplace Hazardous Information Sysytem (Reg 860)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900860
Department of Government Services, Engineering and Inspections Division"
709-729-2747
deastman@gov.nl.ca
www.servicenl.gov.nl.ca/department/branches/divisions/engineering.html
I want to setup a new Instructor through FSN, what do I do?"
Contact us at ttt@fsntraining.com to request an application. Following this, you can expect to receive detailed documents and instructions on this process.
I was set up to deliver PTI training programs. Can I still do this?
Of course, FSN does not restrict Instructors from purchasing PTI training materials.
I like using videos in my training, can I get new ones?"
Yes, please contact us with your request and we can work together to create videos based on your needs.
How do I submit a completed training session?
You have options!
1) Email your completed Sign-in Sheet to info@fsntraining.com mail your Answer Sheets with a copy of your Sign-in Sheet mail to:
FSN Training & Development Inc.
12 Forestgreen Drive
Uxbridge, ON L9P 0B8
OR
2) Attach your digital Sign-in Sheet and scanned one-page Answer Sheets and email them to:
info@fsntraining.com
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Workplace Hazardous Information Sysytem (Reg 860)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900860
I want to setup a new Instructor through FSN, what do I do?"
Contact us at ttt@fsntraining.com to request an application. Following this, you can expect to recieve detailed documents and instructions on this process.
I was set up to deliver PTI training programs. Can I still do this?
Of course, FSN does not restrict Instructors from purchasing PTI training materials.
I like using videos in my training, can I get new ones?"
Yes, please contact us with your request and we can work together to create videos based on your needs.
How do I submit a completed training session?
You have options!
1) Email your completed Sign-in Sheet to info@fsntraining.com mail your Answer Sheets with a copy of your Sign-in Sheet mail to:
FSN Training & Development Inc.
12 Forestgreen Drive
Uxbridge, ON L9P 0B8
OR
2) Attach your digital Sign-in Sheet and scanned one-page Answer Sheets and email them to:
info@fsntraining.com
I have another question, what can I do?"
Contact us and we are happy to answer any further questions you may have.
You may contact us here:
info@fsntraining.com
905-649-7670
Department of Communities, Land and Environment, Inspections - Technical Safety"
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island C1A 7N8
902-368-5280
https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/inspections-technical-safety
Do workers need to be trained in WHMIS every year?
Whenever an employee is exposed to Hazardous Materials in the Workplace they need to be trained. If new materials are added, updated information must be supplied about the material. The Occupational Health & Safety Act states in Section 42(3) that “An employer shall review, in consultation with the committee or health & safety representative, if any, for the workplace, the training and instruction provided to a worker and the worker’s familiarity therewith at least annually.” Section 42(4) states “The review described in subsection (3) shall be held more frequently than annually if, a) the employer, on the advice of the committee or health & safety representative, if any, for the workplace, determines that such review is necessary; or there is a change in circumstances that may affect the health and safety of a worker”. Click https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01#BK79 to see it in the Act.
What does WHMIS stand for?
WHMIS stands for Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System and is aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). This globally agreed upon system classifies hazardous products and lays out a standard format for labels and safety data sheets (SDS's) in the workplace. Employers in Canada are responsible for ensuring that their employees are trained in WHMIS to meet occupational health and safety requirements.
Employment Standards in Ontario
Click Here
Health & Safety at Work
Click Here
Supervisor Health and Safety Awareness in 5 Steps
Click Here
Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps
Click Here
Duties of Employers (Part III, Section 25)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Duties of Supervisors (Part III, Section 27)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Duties of Workers (Part III, Section 28)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Offences and Penalties (Part IX)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Duties of Employers (Part III, Section 25)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Duties of Supervisors (Part III, Section 27)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Duties of Workers (Part III, Section 28)"
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
Offences and Penalties (Part IX)
https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/90o01
National Propane Gas Association
1899 L Street, NW, Shuite 350
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
United States
202-466-7200
www.npga.org
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