Which industries does the TSSA primarily regulate?

The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) primarily regulates the gas, fuel, and pressure vessel industries due to the inherent safety risks associated with the use and storage of these resources. These sectors are critical for public safety because they involve the potential for hazards such as explosions, leaks, and other malfunctions that could result in serious injuries or damage. The TSSA's role is to ensure compliance with safety standards, conduct inspections, and enforce regulations to maintain high safety levels in these industries.

In contrast, while the electrical and plumbing industries, telecommunications, and construction have their own regulatory bodies and safety guidelines, they fall under different jurisdictions and do not directly relate to the specific mandates of the TSSA. The automotive industry also operates under separate regulations that focus more on vehicle safety and transportation standards rather than the specialized areas that the TSSA oversees.