Codes & Standards Online
-
Techstreet
Provides access to codes and standards from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). View the Techstreet User Guide for instructions.
Codes
Codes are considered to be a set of rules or best practices. The use of codes are important to trades because they maintain uniformity and safety.
When working in the trades, it is important that you have access to the most up to date codes.
Mohawk Library provides access to codes through the Stoney Creek Library. Connect with staff at the information desk to access these materials.
Codes in the Library
-
2024 Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1 : Safety Standard for Electrical Installations
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek RESERVES - 2 hour loan TK226 .C3 2024Publication Date: 2024 -
2024 Ontario Building Code Compendium
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek RESERVES - 2 hour loan KEO923.A32 A1855 2024Publication Date: 2024
-
2025 Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations : "The Green Book"
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek RESERVES - 2 hour loan KEO673 .A3 2025Publication Date: 2025
-
2015 Fire Code Compendium
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek STACKS - KEO764.A3 2015Publication Date: 2015 -
Housing and Small Buildings: Based on the Ontario Building Code
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek STACKS TH4811.B69 2014Publication Date: 2014 -
Mechanical Refrigeration Code: B52-13
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek STACKS TP492 .T45 2013Publication Date: 2013 -
-
-
-
-
Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek RESERVES - TH6855 .C36 2015Publication Date: 2015Reference - In Library Use Only -
Plumbing : Containing the Ontario Building Code Act, 1992, and O. Reg. 332/12 as amended by O. Reg. 151/13, in effect January 1, 2014
by
Call Number: Stoney Creek STACKS KEO 925.25.B73 2020Publication Date: 2020
Standards
Standards are documents that describe the important features of a product, service or system.
Standards can help organizations ensure their products and services are consistent, compatible, effective and safe.
Most standards are voluntary - there are no laws requiring their application.
Governments also make some standards mandatory by referencing them legislatively or through regulations.
Standards in the Library
-
Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA)TSSA is a not-for-profit, self-funded organization dedicated to enhancing public safety.
-
Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000Amended: 2020