Measurement Canada Certifications
In 2004 at the Trade Sector Review, the retail petroleum industry stakeholders together with Measurement Canada agreed a 2 year mandatory certification program should be created. 10 years later in August 2014, the New Regulations came into effect as law.
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“ What is MC certification ?”
- - We do all the calibration tests and much more.
- - We ensure all other W&M legal requirements are met.
- - We correct the calibration errors and missing markings.
- - We report the results to Measurement Canada. “ When do you need MC certification ?”
- - When there has been two years since last MC certification.
- - When you received a MC Notice of Non-Compliance.
- - When you received a MC Notice of Violation.
- - When you received a MC AMP monetary penalty. “ What happens when a pump passes the MC examination ?”
- - You receive by email a new MC certificate.
- - The Next examination due date is in 2 Years.
- - Your pump receives a new MC examination sticker.
- - No further action is required on your part. “ What happens when a pump fails the MC examination ?”
- - You receive by email a new MC certificate.
- - The Next examination due date is in 14 Days.
- - Your pump does NOT receive a new MC examination sticker.
- - Further action is required on your part to repair and re-exam. “ How to prepare before the MC examination ?”
- - Repair all issues you are already aware of.
- - Verify pump displays have all segments working and clearly visible.
- - Verify nozzles and hoses are not leaking or creeping.
- - Understand maintenance and due diligence saves you money.
You can contact me anytime to simply ask questions related to pump inspection, Measurement Canada Certification, or
legislative compliance.
I will gladly answer your questions and rest assured I will not try to sell you a service when you don’t need or want it.
While at your site, all the work will be done in a professional manner.
The proving equipment is considered by many the best in the industry.
The certification process is compliant with the Measurement Canada legislation. Also you can be assured that the work will be done in a safe manner, in accordance with the
WHMIS,
OHSA,
TSSA and
POST.
