TSBC Fee Changes in Effect January 1, 2025

November 25, 2024

After consulting with industry partners, TSBC have released a new fee schedule that reflects fees for 2024-2025.

“Over the past few years, we have done everything possible to keep increases to a minimum for our clients, including closing offices, reducing operating budgets, and eliminating multiple roles at Technical Safety BC,” reads TSBC’s website.

As a self-funded, not-for-profit safety regulator, TSBC does not receive government funding. Their fees are set to recover costs related to safety oversight in British Columbia, whether it is through assessing equipment and systems, new equipment designs, educational programs, public awareness campaigns, or any other activity.

Go HERE for more information on TSBC Fees

View the updated fee schedule HERE

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