Building SafetyElectrical products that are not properly certified to the standards required by provincial/territorial electrical authorities, can cause serious problems when used, leading to fires, injuries and even death. When buying electrical products, verify that they are certified to the Canadian electrical safety standards required. Learn more here: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ahc-asc/media/advisories-avis/_2007/2007_168_e.html Building Safety supports, administers and enforces building, plumbing, electrical and mechanical standards in conjunction with reviewing development permits and maintaining a building information repository.
Building and Plumbing Inspectors review the plans for new construction, perform inspections and issue permits throughout Yukon, with the exception of Whitehorse. Within the City of Whitehorse please contact The City of Whitehorse - Building Inspection Department. Electrical Inspectors review plans for electrical installations while Mechanical Inspectors review plans for boiler, elevator and gas installations. These inspectors also perform inspections and issue permits throughout Yukon including Whitehorse.
2005 National Construction Codes In order to give clients a reasonable time to make the transition from the 1995 Codes, please be aware that as of April 1, 2006, all construction and design must comply with the provisions of the Building Standards Act and the 2005 National Construction Codes. Although the Yukon Government has adopted the Codes, they are administered within Whitehorse, by Planning & Development Services, City of Whitehorse, and in all other parts of Yukon, they are administered by Building Safety, Yukon Government. |
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