Gas Technician in St. Lawrence College, Canada

Gas Technician in St. Lawrence College

Overview

The Gas Technician courses are based on the provincial curriculum designed and approved by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) and use CSA modules. Individuals wishing to work on gas-fired equipment (residential, commercial or industrial) must be certified by TSSA. For more information visit their website at www.tssa.org.

Important Information

CSA Codebooks may be ordered online at the Shop CSA website. Students are responsible for ordering/purchasing codebooks and any additional materials required for class. Information about the codebooks required for these courses will be available in the first class meeting.

Highlights

Gas Technician 3 (213 hours) 

• Gas Technician 3 consists of four required modules to be taken in order. Module hours vary.
• A minimum of 75% on each module is required to write the TSSA G3 Certification Exam.

Gas Technician 2 (420 hours)

• Gas Technician 2 consists of five required modules. Module hours vary. 
• A minimum of 75% in each module is required to write the TSSA G2 Certification Exam.
• A minimum of 75% is required in each of GENI2400, GENI2401 and GENI2402 to write the TSSA Certification Exam for Domestic Appliance Technician.

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