Electrical Field Safety Representative (FSR)

Get Certified

Effective December 1, any person who is in a SkilledTradesBC certified trade (including industrial and construction electricians) must comply with Skilled Trades Certification. We recommend that anyone practicing electrical work consult with SkilledTradesBC to confirm they meet the new requirements under their Act and regulations.

An Electrical Field Safety Representative (FSR) is a person who is certified to make declarations that the work described in an electrical installation or operating permit complies with the Safety Standards Act and Electrical Safety Regulation. An FSR can make these declarations on behalf of a contractor.

In order to become a certified FSR, you must meet certain eligibility requirements and pass a certification exam.

Certification Classes

All our FSR certificates of qualification are based on the type of electrical work that will be performed. We offer class A, B or C, and restricted class A, B or C FSR certificates of qualification.

Note: The names of some of our class certificates have changed. To make the transition easier, we've indicated name changes where relevant

Certificate Closure

All electrical certificates are closed three years after their expiry date. If an electrical certificate is allowed to expire and then close, it will no longer be able to be renewed.

To re-open a closed electrical certificate, it will need to be re-issued. This will require re-application and the successful completion of the relevant certification exam.