📋 Compliance
Everything you need to know about deploying humanoid robots legally and safely in Canadian workplaces.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer
This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific compliance requirements.
Canadian Standards Association
The primary Canadian standard for robot safety. Covers risk assessment, safeguarding, and safety system requirements for industrial and collaborative robots.
Applies to: All workplace robotsCanadian Standards Association
Robots must comply with electrical safety requirements. Includes grounding, wiring methods, and electrical component standards.
Applies to: All electrically powered robotsProvincial (varies)
Each province has its own OHSA. Employers must ensure robots don't pose hazards to workers. Requires risk assessments and safety training.
Applies to: All workplace deploymentsInternational (adopted in Canada)
International standard adopted by CSA. Covers robot design, integration, and installation safety. Part 1: Robot, Part 2: Robot system.
Applies to: Industrial robot deploymentsInternational (adopted in Canada)
Specific to collaborative robots that work alongside humans. Defines force limits, speed limits, and safety-rated monitored stop.
Applies to: Collaborative and humanoid robotsProvince of Ontario
In Ontario, the ESA must approve electrical installations. Robots require inspection and approval for permanent workplace installation.
Applies to: Ontario installationsWe help Canadian buyers navigate compliance requirements:
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