Procedures to write red tags and summit it/ fix a red tag

Started by Viperi, May 17, 2017, 07:24:29 PM

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Viperi

hi was wondering whats the correct procedure to write up  a red tag to a customer. Also whats the correct way to summit a fixed red tag.

Admin

Download Ontario Regulation 212/01 - Here

Read Section 13 for immediate hazards and Section 14 for non-immediate hazards.

QuoteUnacceptable condition — immediate hazard
   13.  (1)  In this section and in section 14,
"unacceptable condition" means,
   (a)   with respect to an appliance, container or work, that it is being used for a purpose other than that for which it was approved,
   (b)   with respect to an appliance, container or work, that any alteration to it or any deterioration of it, is likely to impair its safe operation, or

   (3)  Where a holder of a certificate or ROT finds that an appliance or work is in an unacceptable condition and that it constitutes an immediate hazard, the holder shall,
   (a)   immediately shut off the supply of gas to the appliance or work;
   (b)   promptly give oral notice of the shutting off of the gas to the distributor;
   (c)   promptly give a written notice to the user,
   (i)   describing the condition that constitutes the immediate hazard, and
   (ii)   directing that the appliance or work not be used until the condition is corrected;
   (d)   within 14 days of finding the condition, give written notice of the condition to the distributor, including notice that the supply of gas has been shut off; and
   (e)   affix a notice containing the information required in clause (c) to the appliance or work.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 13 (3).
   (4)  An owner or user of an appliance or work to whom notice is given that there is an unacceptable condition that constitutes an immediate hazard shall not use the appliance or work or cause or permit the appliance or work to be used until the condition is corrected.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 13 (4).
   (5)  Where the unacceptable condition is corrected, the owner or user shall notify the distributor of the correction within 14 days of the condition being corrected.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 13 (5).
   (6)  Where a notice is affixed to an appliance or work under clause (2) (c) or (3) (e), no person shall remove the notice unless the person holds a certificate for that purpose and on removing the notice the person shall endorse his or her certificate number, name and address on the notice and send it by prepaid registered mail or deliver it to the distributor.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 13 (6).

Unacceptable condition — no immediate hazard
14.  (3)  Where a holder of a certificate or ROT finds that an appliance or work is in an unacceptable condition but that it does not constitute an immediate hazard, he or she shall,
   (a)   immediately give oral notice of the condition to the distributor who supplies gas to the appliance or work;
   (b)   immediately give written notice to the user of the appliance or work describing the condition and advising that notice of the condition has been given to the distributor;
   (c)   give written notice of the condition to the distributor within 14 days of finding it; and
   (d)   affix a notice containing the information required in clause (b) to the appliance or work.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 14 (3).
   (4)  An owner or user of an appliance or work to whom notice has been given that there is an unacceptable condition that does not constitute an immediate hazard shall not use the appliance or work, or cause or permit its use, after the expiry of time specified in the notice for correcting the condition until the condition has been corrected.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 14 (4).
   (5)  Where a notice is affixed to an appliance or work under clause (1) (b) or (3) (d), no person shall remove the notice unless the person holds a certificate for that purpose and on removing the notice the person shall endorse his or her certificate number, name and address on the notice and send it by prepaid registered mail or deliver it to the distributor.  O. Reg. 212/01, s. 14 (5).

Viperi

thanks. so when i red tag something or fix a redtag, would i call embridge that there is a problem / fixed?

walker

you call them when you write the tag, indicate to them you the date, your name, your company, your phone number, the address of the tag, whether its an A or B tag and any other important information.

You can do the same when clearing a tag or just fill it out and mail, fax, email it to them