How are Canadian requirements indicated in the new harmonized code?

The correct indication of Canadian requirements in the new harmonized code is done in the context of jurisdiction that enforces the National Building Code of Canada (NBCC). This approach ensures that the specific building practices and requirements relevant to Canadian provinces and territories are aligned with the broader harmonized standards while still adhering to local regulations. By referencing the NBCC, it becomes clear how Canadian standards integrate and interact within the framework of the harmonized code, thereby accommodating both national uniformity and local jurisdictional needs.

Understanding the NBCC is crucial for elevating device mechanics as it sets the baseline for safety and compliance across Canada, ensuring that any elevating devices installed or serviced meet the necessary legal and safety standards. This connection emphasizes the importance of localized enforcement in implementing the harmonized code effectively within Canada.