image. Click the **"Training & Professional Certification"** tab from https://www.tssa.org/.

Click the **"Training & Professional Certification"** tab from https://www.tssa.org/.

image. Click the **"Amusement Device Mechanic"** link. The **"Certification: Amusement Device Mechanic"** page will appear.

Click the **"Amusement Device Mechanic"** link. The **"Certification: Amusement Device Mechanic"** page will appear.

image. Review the introductory section and review the links. This section includes:  - TSSA's role to oversee the certification and examination of Amusement Device Mechanic in Ontario - Important definitions - Information on the different Skills Passports - Certificate holder's rights, privileges, and obligations - Certification categories

Review the introductory section and review the links. This section includes:

- TSSA's role is to oversee the certification and examination of Amusement Device Mechanic in Ontario
- Important definitions
- Information on the different Skills Passports
- Certificate holder's rights, privileges, and obligations
- Certification categories

TSSA’s Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures (pdf) set out the requirements for Amusement Device Mechanic certification. They include important definitions, information on the different Skills Passports, and a certificate holder's rights, privileges and obligations. 

image. Review requirements on **"Obtaining a Higher Certificate Classification"**, including submitting an application for assessment before the examination and certification process for mechanics-in-training or mechanics who would like to obtain a higher certificate classification.

Review requirements on **"Obtaining a Higher Certificate Classification"**, including submitting an application for assessment before the examination and certification process for mechanics-in-training or mechanics who would like to obtain a higher certificate classification.

Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures

image. Review **"Certification and Examination"** which includes application forms that should be submitted along with your request for certification, reinstatement, or an out-of-province assessment.

Review **"Certification and Examination"** which includes application forms that should be submitted along with your request for certification, reinstatement, or an out-of-province assessment.

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Certification: Amusement Device Mechanic

The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) administers the certification and training of Amusement Device Mechanics.

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The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) administers the certification of occupations regulated under the Technical Safety and Standards Act, 2000. As a part of that process, TSSA offers a number of certification and training services for Amusement Device Mechanics in Ontario.

TSSA’s Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures (pdf) set out the requirements for Amusement Device Mechanic certification. They include important definitions, information on the different Skills Passports, and a certificate holder's rights, privileges and obligations. 

The following certification categories are specified in Ontario Regulation 187/03, Certification and Training of Amusement Device Mechanics:

Amusement Device Mechanic, Amusement Ride (ADM-AR.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Go-Kart (ADM-GK.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Water Slide (ADM-WS.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Bungee (ADM-B.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Inflatable (ADM-I.)

Obtaining a Higher Certificate Classification

In accordance with Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 187/03: Certification and Training of Amusement Mechanics and the Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures, mechanics-in-training or mechanics who are seeking to obtain a higher certificate classification (i.e. ADM-AR, A

image. Review **"Skills Passports"** which includes the definition and importance of a skills passport. The list of skills passport is listed in this section.

Review **"Skills Passports"** which includes the definition and importance of a skills passport. The list of skills passport is listed in this section.

Amusement Ride Mechanics Skills Passport (pdf)

Inflatable Mechanics Skills Passport (pdf)

Go Kart Mechanics Skills Passport (pdf) 

Water Slide Mechanics Skills Passport (pdf) 

Zip Line Mechanics Skills Passport (pdf) 

image. Review **"Certificate Reinstatement"** which includes how Amusement Device mechanic must apply for reinstatement if they have failed to renew their certificate of qualification within 12 months from the date of expiry.

Review **"Certificate Reinstatement"** which includes how Amusement Device mechanic must apply for reinstatement if they have failed to renew their certificate of qualification within 12 months from the expiry date.

Training and Professional Certification
Amusement Device Mechanic
Boiler and Pressure Vessels
Elevating Devices Mechanic
Fuels Industry Professional
Operating Engineer
Ski Lift Mechanic
Register for an Exam
Examination and Certification FAQs
Accredited Training Providers
Leave of Absence

The Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) administers the certification of occupations regulated under the Technical Safety and Standards Act, 2000. As a part of that process, TSSA offers a number of certification and training services for Amusement Device Mechanics in Ontario.

TSSA’s Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures (pdf) set out the requirements for Amusement Device Mechanic certification. They include important definitions, information on the different Skills Passports, and a certificate holder's rights, privileges and obligations. 

The following certification categories are specified in Ontario Regulation 187/03, Certification and Training of Amusement Device Mechanics:

Amusement Device Mechanic, Amusement Ride (ADM-AR.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Go-Kart (ADM-GK.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Water Slide (ADM-WS.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Bungee (ADM-B.)

Amusement Device Mechanic, Inflatable (ADM-I.)

Obtaining a Higher Certificate Classification

In accordance with Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 187/03: Certification and Training of Amusement Mechanics and the Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures, mechanics-in-training or mechanics who are seeking to obtain a higher certificate classification (i.e. ADM-AR, ADM-I, etc.) must submit an application for assessment.

Learn more about the process for Amusement Device Mechanic Certification by reviewing these documents: 

Amusement Device Mechanic Policies and Procedures

Amusement Device Mechanic Certification Checklist (pdf)

Certification and Examination

If you are submitting a request for certification, reinstatement or an out-of-province assessment, you will be required to submit the following application forms:

Application f

image. Review **"Out-of-Province Applicants"** which includes how out-of-province applicants and apprentices can submit an application to get certified in Ontario.

Review **"Out-of-Province Applicants"** which includes how out-of-province applicants and apprentices can submit an application to get certified in Ontario.

Congratulations! You have successfully become familiar with the requirements before applying for "Amusement Device Certification".

Contact Customer Service at *1-877-682-TSSA (8772*) or send an email to     [customerservices@tssa.org](mailto:customerservices@tssa.org) in case of any questions.

This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on the requirements needed before applying for an "Amusement Device Certification".