Updated: May 1, 2026

Ambulance & Emergency Response Vehicle Contractor Certification Listing

Ontario has a sound history of having high quality land ambulances and emergency response vehicles (ERV). This has been achieved by setting standards for the construction and conversion of emergency vehicles that meet the need for patient care, delivery, and safety. To ensure that these standards are well known and understood by all, the Ministry of Health developed and implemented the Ontario Provincial Land Ambulance & Emergency Response Vehicle Standard (Standard) The current version of the Standard describes the minimum requirements for new and re-mounted ambulances to be used in the province. Ambulances and ERVs operated by service providers must comply with this Standard. Compliance requirements for the Standard are accomplished through a series of performance tests. The test results are submitted to the Director, Emergency Health Regulatory and Accountability Branch for certification approval. This testing process is normally the responsibility of the ambulance conversion vendor. Certification is necessary to show compliance with the Standard for any ambulance and ERVs intended for use in Ontario.
Certification requirements and continued compliance details are outlined in section 19 of the Standard for ambulances and Annex ‘A’ for ERVs.

  • The certificate shall remain valid, and the vehicle deemed compliant to the Standard provided that:
  • The design, material, dimensions, and equipment are the same as the ambulances and ERVs tested and presented for review
  • The ambulance or ERV is manufactured in the same manner as the model tested and presented for review
  • The chassis is the same, make, model, engine and specifications as the model presented for review (differences in model years can be accepted so long as equivalent to model presented for review)

Certificate extensions can be obtained by making application to the Director, Emergency Health Regulatory and Accountability Branch, it remains the sole discretion of the Director to extend valid certificate date.

The compliance certification requirements for the remounting of a patient compartment module on a new chassis are described at Annex ‘B’ of the Standard.

The following tables list the current conversion contractors and their models that are certified for use in Ontario.

Ambulance Conversion/Remount Contractors

Certified to the Ontario Provincial Land Ambulance & Emergency Response Vehicle Standard

Version 7 – November 1, 2025

ContractorCertificate #Make/ModelExpiry Date
Demers Ambulances25-701Ford E350/E450 7.3L Gas
GM G3500/G4500 6.6L Gas
Type 3 - MX164A
Single Cot
Dual Cot GM Chassis
September 9, 2028
Demers Ambulances25-702Ford E350/E450 7.3L Gas
GM G3500/G4500 6.6L Gas
Type 3 - MX164A
Remount
September 9, 2028
Demers Ambulances25-703Mercedes Sprinter 3500
2.0L Diesel
Type 3 – MX152A
October 24,2028
Crestline Coach Ltd.25-704Ford E350 7.3L Gas
GM G3500 6.6L Gas
Type 3 - FleetMax 2.0
Single Cot and Dual Cot
April 7, 2029
Crestline Coach Ltd.25-705GM G3500 6.6L Gas
Type 3 - FleetMax 2.0
Remount
April 7, 2029
Crestline Coach Ltd.25-706Ford E350 7.3L Gas
GM G3500 6.6L Gas
Type 3 – FleetMax and
Commander
Remount
March 11, 2027
Crestline Coach Ltd.25-707GM G3500 – 6.6L Gas
Type 3 - New ERA
Remount
June 18, 2027
Tri-Star Industries25-708Ford E450 7.3L Gas
Type 3 – TS3-166
Single Cot
July 17, 2028
Move Mobility26-709Ram Promaster 3500 3.6L Gas
Type II – AP5
Single Cot
March 18, 2029

ERV conversion contractors

Certified to the Ontario Provincial Land Ambulance & Emergency Response Vehicle Standard

Version 7 – November 1, 2025

ContractorCertificate #Make/Model
Rowland Emergency Vehicles25-E701Ford Interceptor (Explorer)
Ford Expedition
Chevrolet Tahoe
Chevrolet Suburban
GMC Yukon
GM Heavy-Duty
Ford Super-Duty
The County of Renfrew25-E702GM Light-Duty
GM Heavy-Duty
Battleshield Industries Ltd.26-E703Ford Interceptor (Explorer)
Ford Expedition