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Electrical Safety Authority General Information

Published by Electrical Safety Authority under Homeowners

Agencies
Electrical Safety Authority
Applies to
homeowner
Work types
electrical
Instruments
Ontario Electrical Safety Code

A one-page Electrical Safety Authority flyer the City of Brampton posts with its homeowner building permit material. It separates the two processes a project with new or replacement electrical wiring can involve: ESA monitors compliance with the Ontario Electrical Safety Code and the licensing of electrical contractors, while the municipality monitors compliance with the building code. Three numbered steps describe filing a notification of work with ESA within 48 hours of electrical work starting, requesting an inspection before the installation is concealed, and receiving a certificate of acceptance.

What it covers

  • Who is the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA)?
  • File a notification of work with ESA
  • Request an inspection
  • Receive your certificate of acceptance
  • Contact us
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Publisher
Electrical Safety Authority
Category
Guides
Published under
Homeowners — the municipality's own heading
Publisher note
Issued by the Electrical Safety Authority and posted by the City of Brampton on its homeowners page; the flyer's contact details are ESA's.
Tags
guideelectricalagency-approvalresidential
Electrical Safety Authority General InformationOpen at brampton.ca

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