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The progress report assesses current national strategic priorities with regard to the implementation of disaster risk reduction actions, and establishes baselines on levels of progress achieved with respect to the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for Action 5 priority actions.
Governments around the world have committed to take action to reduce disaster risk and have adopted a guideline to reduce vulnerabilities to natural hazards, called the Hyogo Framework. An enlightening and…
March 20, 2011
IAEM-Canada Annual General Meeting
This year's AGM takes place on May 29th in Halifax. For more information, visit http://www.iaem.com/about/membership/regions/Region13.htm
Reporting to the Regional Director, Emergency Management, the Emergency Management Coordinator is responsible for the ongoing development of Vancouver Coastal Healths (VCH) Regional Emergency Management Program. Emergency Management incorporates the four pillars that are: Planning, Mitigation, Response and Recovery.
The Honourable Vic Toews, Canada’s Public Safety Minister, will update Canadians on funding for projects and initiatives enhancing communities’ capacity to respond to emergencies
Date
Friday February 11, 2011
Time
12:15 PM CST
Location
Emergency Operations Centre
28 Westland Drive
Steinbach, Manitoba
Ensuring that you have a fully prepared crisis communications team with the right communications functions in your crisis communications plan, is the subject of the Crisis Communication Team #CAEC008 - PTSC-Online.
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This article pertains to the use of the 700 MHz broadband frequencies for public safety. It contains a link to a survey to provide your input on the subject as well as other related information.
In cooperation with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC), and the Emergency Medical Services Chiefs of Canada (EMSCC), an online survey has been developed for the purpose of collecting your individual views regarding the 700 MHz Broadband for Public Safety Campaign. Your feedback will be aggregated into a final summary report which will feed into and comprise part of the written submissions being made to Industry Canada's (IC) ongoing…
January 18, 2011
Posting for Emergency Mgmt. Coordinator - Strathcona County
Coordinator, Emergency Management
(permanent, full-time)
This is a national competition for a newly-permanent SCES management-team (non-uniform) position. There is no incumbent or preferred candidate. Strathcona County, population ~90,000, is centred around and includes Sherwood Park, which is located 20 minutes east of downtown Edmonton, Alberta.
Coordinator, Emergency Management
Emergency Services
Recognizing the importance of emergency management, not only as it applies to disasters, but to business continuity, Strathcona County has created a new position, Coordinator, Emergency Management. This position will provide leadership and guidance to Strathcona County departments, senior management, the community and stakeholders regarding various aspects of emergency management.
Responsibilities
- design, update and maintain all…
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Decisions For Heroes - D4H
D4H
1.Safer Fire Fighters: Track and record Fire Fighters qualifications and training. Receive alerts when these qualifications are set to expire and monitor training history of individual Fire Fighters to keep them up to date with each disciplines they are trained in. Keep a records of skills used by each crew on incidents.
2. Optimize Casualty Care: Automatic analysis of your incidents to look for patterns and trends in your response times, injuries encountered, casualty demographics, and…
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We're helping emergency services save more lives by making better decisions. Decisions for Heroes (D4H) is a collaborative rescue team management tool, that helps record and analyse rescue operations. Instead of archiving information as paperwork, we generate real-time profiles of members, available resources, and experience levels. Decisions for Heroes uses this data to deliver live and intelligent information to the field.
For information, visit the D4H website, or get in touch with Sandra…
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