COHA Partners With the Canadian Red Cross
Canadian Red Cross Online Training
Welcome Canadian Oil Heat Association members to the Red Cross Occupational Health & Safety online training campus. Enjoy 20% off the purchase price for Canada's most popular OH&S courses until May 31st, 2012. Use discount code 222183. Click Here.
To support first aid training, Red Cross is offering COHA exclusive access to this online e-shop to purchase hundreds of different health and safety products at a special discount price. You will automatically receive a 20% discount from MSRP and are eligible for further discounts on specific product features outlined in the e-shop. Click Here.
Today's Oilheat Technician's Manual
Today’s Oilheat Technician’s Manual 3rd EditionThe new 3rd Edition of the Today’s Oilheat Technician’s Manual published by the Canadian Oil Heat Association is available now. This manual has been developed through a collaboration of the National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) and the Canadian Oil Heat Association (COHA) to bring you the latest information on the oil heat service industry. The 3rd Edition of Today’s Oilheat Technician’s Manual addresses the many recent changes to the oilheat industry. This manual outlines best practices for installing and maintaining oil burners, furnaces, boilers, water heaters, oil tanks and piping. This new upgraded edition is produced in full colour with an extensive array of instructional diagrams and photographs. It can be used as a training textbook or a valuable service resource for the active technician.
History of COHA
The Canadian Oil Heat Association was established in 1983 by a group of fuel oil dealers who knew the value of working collectively on matters that affected the oilheat industry. Since then, COHA has grown into a national body boasting a membership of over four hundred oilheat professionals, including fuel oil dealers, major oil companies, manufacturers, wholesalers, contractors, trainers, and other professionals.
A voluntary membership organization, COHA serves as the industry's voice to provincial and federal regulators and government decision makers on matters of policy, safety, and certification. COHA works with government and other stakeholders to foster a sustainable business environment for its members.
As a national organization, COHA is comprised of provincial Chapters in Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland & Labrador focusing on provincial regulatory, training, and promotion activities.
In addition to the use of the association's dedicated staff and other technical resources, COHA relies on its member volunteers serving on various committees and ad hoc groups, bringing first-hand industry knowledge and experience to the table when developing new strategies and solutions.
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