Technical Safety BC
@TechSafetyBC
We build your confidence in safety systems for life, through a focus on risk and support for innovation. Our vision is Safe Technical Systems. Everywhere.
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November 1–7 is Carbon Monoxide (CO) Awareness Week in BC. CO is colourless, odourless, and can build up without warning. The symptoms can be missed but the risks are serious. Learn the signs, and test your CO alarm: hubs.li/Q03R9ZDl0 @FortisBC
Prepare your Halloween display with care. Before you plug in, read these 10 safety tips to avoid electrical fires: hubs.li/Q03DfgXL0
VESTA.DS has recalled VRP/VRS brand tankless water heaters due to CO poisoning hazard and risk of serious injury. Consumers are urged to stop using the affected units and contact VESTA.DS for a free repair by a certified technician. Learn more: hubs.li/Q03PPK6J0
Have you set up your Halloween lights yet? Avoid an unexpected fright by checking your display for safety hazards: hubs.li/Q03DfhMl0
Prepare your Halloween display with care. Before you plug in, read these 10 safety tips to avoid electrical fires: hubs.li/Q03DfdZF0
Nothing’s scarier than an electrical fire! Set up your Halloween lights safely with these 10 tips: hubs.li/Q03Dff1q0
Keep cozy and safe this fall with our patio heater safety guide! Whether you're hosting outdoor get-togethers or enjoying a quiet evening on the deck, make sure you're aware of the risks, and how to avoid them: hubs.li/Q03Df4SJ0
There is a voluntary recall of CX Series Combi Boilers (models CX-199 and CX-150) manufactured between April 2023 and April 2025. What You Should Do: ✅ Immediately stop using the boiler for water heating ✅ Contact IBC Technologies Inc. to schedule a free in-home repair
Keep cozy and safe this fall with our patio heater safety guide! Whether you're hosting outdoor get-togethers or enjoying a quiet evening on the deck, make sure you're aware of the risks, and how to avoid them: hubs.li/Q03Df5jJ0
Rail Safety Week is a good time to revisit the basics. If you're riding the SkyTrain with kids, start by holding their hands and staying alert. Every small step helps protect you and others. Read our 5 essential tips for a safer SkyTrain commute: hubs.li/Q03Dfzs60
Planning to use a patio heater this fall? Stay safe with our expert tips! From proper ventilation to propane cylinder storage, we've got you covered. Read the blog to learn more: hubs.li/Q03Df4qm0
It was wonderful running into our friends at @TechSafetyBC at @Everyth1ngElec today. Stop by their booth this weekend for all your home #EV charger installation and heat pump questions! Safety officers will be on site!
Many families are turning to portable AC units to stay cool. But when used alongside natural draft appliances such as a gas furnace, fireplace, or water heater, certain portable AC units can actually create a dangerous situation in your home. Learn more hubs.li/Q03GhCnF0
When it comes to installing gas or electrical equipment, always confirm contractors are licensed and qualified. A refrigeration company rewired supermarket coolers without the right permit or certification; causing an electrical fire that damaged wiring, ceilings, and trusses.
AC can offer instant relief on hot days. But if you have gas appliances, window-vented AC can change the air pressure in your home and lead to CO build up. Learn how you can help protect yourself and your housemates: hubs.li/Q03yGnfP0
Thinking about installing a heat pump at home? Make sure you understand the permit and safety requirements before you get started. Learn more: hubs.li/Q03B1fMK0
A valid licence is necessary in order to legally solicit and perform regulated work in BC. Licensed contractors are responsible for obtaining a licence for every technology in which they perform regulated work and maintaing their licence by renewing before it expires.
Hot weather means more AC use—but did you know window-vented units can potentially disrupt home air pressure and cause CO to build up from gas appliances? Install CO detectors and have a licensed contractor assess your home’s ventilation to help stay safe. hubs.li/Q03yGmcx0
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible gas that can be deadly. It can be produced by fuel burning appliances such as portable heaters, portable stoves, or barbeques. If you are camping this summer, bring a portable, battery-operated CO alarm. Learn more: hubs.li/Q03xYDmH0
Keep your travels safe by including a portable CO alarm in your packing list. Our blog explains its importance and usage: hubs.li/Q03nrV7p0
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