RBQ certificate mandatory for pre-purchase building inspectors
Comes into force Oct 1, 2027 · in 11 months
What it means for you: Practising inspectors must obtain the RBQ certificate before October 1, 2027.
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Quebec Electrical chapter updated (CEC 2021 modified Quebec)
In force since Mar 26, 2026
What it means for you: Electricians must work to the updated code requirements.
Quebec construction industry reform: versatility, mobility and access measures phased in
In force since Nov 12, 2025
What it means for you: Journeypersons can do related short tasks outside their trade, and those with 15,000 hours gain province-wide mobility.
Affects Contractor Trade contractor Worker
Details →Quebec Construction Code Chapter I updated to NBC 2020 (modified Quebec)
In force since Apr 17, 2025
What it means for you: New hot-work fire protection rules apply on site.
Affects Owner Contractor Worker Designer
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