Technical Safety BC Launches an Improved Certification Portal

March 30, 2023

On March 27, Technical Safety BC launched a new and improved Online Services certification portal to help manage certifications. You will be able to pay online, book exams, choose your exam format, and receive your certificate up to six days sooner — all without having to call in, visit an office, or emailing the contact centre.

This marks the first in a series of releases which will improve Online Services to give clients more control over the application, exam booking, and certification process.

Go HERE to sign up

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