- Section 1: User accounts
- 1.1 Terms, conditions and termination of use
- 1.2 Prerequisites and training
- 1.3 Create an Online Reporting Application user account
- 1.4 Access your user account
- 1.5 Manage your user account
- 1.6 Manage and view user profiles
- Section 2: Features
- Section 3: Search
- Section 4: Establishments
- 4.1 View establishment details
- 4.2 Add an establishment profile
- 4.3 Update establishment details
- 4.4 Merge establishment profiles
- 4.5 Close an establishment profile
- Section 5: Devices
- 5.1 View a device profile
- 5.2 Add a device profile
- 5.3 Delete a device profile
- 5.4 Deactivate a device profile
- 5.5 Reactivate a device profile
- 5.6 Transfer devices
- 5.7 Cancel a device transfer
- 5.8 Update device details
- Section 6: Work Orders, worksheets and certificates
- 6.1 Work orders
- 6.2 View open work orders
- 6.3 Device examination worksheets
- 6.4 Device examination certificates
- Section 7: Reports
- 7.1 Select a report
- 7.2 Create a report
- 7.3 Report creation options
- 7.4 Report search criteria fields - Reports accessible to all users
- 7.5 Report search criteria fields - Reports accessible only to MC personnel
- Section 8: Authorized service provider fees
- Section 9: Information and resources
- Revisions
There are three different reports that are accessible to all ORA users. Review the description of each report to determine which one best suits your needs:
- Device Report: This report provides a list of establishments and their devices that match your search criteria. Select this report to:
- view all of the devices at an establishment or a specific device type;
- find out which devices or device types are in a specific geographic area;
- obtain the number of devices of a particular device type within a trade sector;
- see what devices are within a particular postal code or city;
- find all current and previous entries for a specific device (for this, you must activate the Include inactive devices checkbox in the search criteria).
- Detailed Examination Report: This report provides the most comprehensive and detailed information on completed examinations. Each device appears on a separate line, and data from all the fields in the work order as well as the standard information and comments are included in the report. Select this report to:
- review examination data entered by an organization or a recognized technician;
- generate a list of examinations performed by an inspector, a recognized technician or an organization within a specific timeframe;
- review examinations for a specific device type, geographic area or establishment;
- audit device examination details.
Note: ASP users are only able to obtain data on examinations performed by their organization.
- Examination Report: This report provides establishment information and basic examination data. Select this report to:
- view the certificates that were issued by a recognized technician or organization within a specific timeframe;
- view a particular establishment’s information;
- review a recognized technician’s work to ensure all examination results have been recorded.
Note: ASP users are only able to obtain data on examinations performed by recognized technicians within their organization.
There are two additional reports that are only accessible to Measurement Canada users:
- Overdue Device Report: This report provides a list of establishments and their overdue devices. Select this report to:
- generate a list of devices in the mandatory trade sectors which have an overdue next examination due date;
- review a list of devices in all trade sectors that are overdue for repairs;
- obtain a list of devices that are coming due for examination.
- Enforcement Action Report: This report lists the enforcement actions that occurred within the specified report period as well as the status of each file. Select this report to:
- generate a list of enforcement actions and their associated details;
- find out which enforcement actions are outstanding and need to be addressed;
- obtain information on areas of potential concern;
- identify non-compliance trends by banner, trade sector, geographic area or device type that need to be addressed.