CRN Registration and TSSA Compliance Services in Ontario


Trusted CRN and TSSA Compliance Experts in Ontario

Ontario manufacturers and engineers rely on Titan Research Group (TRG) for expert guidance in CRN registration, TSSA compliance, and pressure equipment engineering. For over 20 years, our team has helped businesses across Ontario handle the complex regulations around pressure vessels, piping systems, boilers, and fittings, making compliance straightforward and efficient.

Understanding TSSA Registration & CRN Compliance in Ontario

Operating pressure equipment in Ontario requires strict adherence to provincial safety regulations. TSSA registration makes sure that boilers, pressure vessels, piping systems, and fittings meet the standards necessary for safe operation. CRN certification complements this by confirming that your equipment design satisfies both provincial and national safety codes.

At Titan Research Group, we specialize in helping Ontario businesses with these regulatory requirements. With over two decades of experience, we manage every step, from design verification to documentation and regulator coordination, so your equipment meets all legal and safety obligations, allowing you to focus on your operations without regulatory concerns.

What TRG Does in Ontario

We provide complete support for businesses operating with pressure equipment in Ontario. Our engineers and regulatory specialists help clients:

  • Obtain and renew Canadian Registration Numbers (CRNs) for all types of pressure equipment.
  • Comply with TSSA safety requirements and provincial regulations.
  • Assist with documentation, testing, and design verification processes.
  • Make sure equipment meets ASME, CSA, and ISO standards for safe operation.

With TRG, Ontario businesses can bring pressure equipment to market faster, with confidence that all safety and legal requirements are met.

Pressure Equipment and CRN Services Available in Ontario

CRN and TSSA compliance is essential for any business handling pressure equipment in Ontario. Making sure your equipment meets provincial and national standards protects people and property by reducing the risk of leaks, bursts, or accidents. Compliance with CRN and TSSA requirements also keeps your operations legal, helping you avoid fines, enforcement actions, and operational interruptions. 

Moreover, certified pressure vessels, boilers, and piping systems demonstrate your commitment to quality and safety, strengthening your credibility with clients, regulators, and industry partners. In addition, properly certified equipment faces fewer regulatory hurdles, allowing you to bring products and systems to market faster, reduce delays, and minimise costly revisions. 

With CRN and TSSA compliance in place, manufacturers gain peace of mind, knowing their pressure equipment meets all necessary safety and regulatory standards while they focus on growth and innovation.

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Get Expert CRN & TSSA Registration Help in Ontario, CA

Need to meet TSSA and CRN requirements in Ontario? Reach out to Titan Research Group today! Our experts are ready to guide you through the certification process efficiently.

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FAQs About TSSA & CRN Compliance in Ontario

What types of pressure equipment require TSSA registration in Ontario?
TSSA registration applies to boilers, pressure vessels, piping systems, fittings, and other pressure-retaining equipment used in commercial or industrial applications.
How long does it take to complete CRN registration in Ontario?
The timeline depends on the complexity of the design, required testing, and regulatory review, but Titan Research Group helps with the entire process for faster approvals.
Are CRN and TSSA registration the same thing?
No. CRN is a unique number assigned to pressure equipment after design approval, while TSSA registration verifies that equipment meets Ontario-specific safety and operational regulations.
Can unlisted pressure equipment get a CRN in Ontario?
Yes. Unlisted equipment can be submitted for CRN approval, often requiring engineering review, testing, and documentation to meet ASME, CSA, and TSSA standards.
What role does testing play in TSSA compliance?
Hydrostatic, burst, proof, and leak testing validate that pressure vessels and piping systems meet MAWP, safety, and design requirements for TSSA approval.
Are there renewal requirements for TSSA registration and CRN?
Yes. Equipment registration may require updates or renewals if there are design changes, new installations, or changes in provincial regulations.
Do all provinces in Canada have the same CRN requirements as Ontario?
No. Each province has specific rules and safety authorities. TSSA oversees Ontario, but requirements may differ in BC, Alberta, or Quebec.
Can you help with TSSA inspections?
Absolutely. Our engineers and QA specialists can prepare documentation, support inspections, and coordinate with TSSA to confirm full compliance.
What standards are referenced for pressure equipment in Ontario?
TSSA often references ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Codes, CSA standards, and applicable provincial safety regulations when reviewing designs and issuing CRNs.
Can companies perform CRN registration and TSSA compliance themselves?
While possible, the process is complex. Working with experienced engineers and regulatory experts, like Titan Research Group, helps avoid errors, delays, and costly resubmissions.