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SUMMARY:Building Manager Fire Safety
DESCRIPTION:Building owners are legally required and responsible for the fire safety of their properties. ESI’s Building Manager Fire Safety training offers essential fire and life safety knowledge that will give students the confidence to perform a fire safety self-assessment on specific buildings for which they are responsible. Routine fire prevention assessment is an inexpensive form of preventative maintenance that is a sound asset protection strategy. This will effectively increase tenant safety\, protect the investment\, and decrease building owners’ liability. \n  \nA well-designed fire safety plan will not only meet\, or exceed\, the prescriptive requirements of whatever act\, code\, ordinance/by-law\, or industry standard regulations that you are duty bound to follow – it will also act as an opportunity to conduct risk assessments\, take action to prevent\, limit\, or minimize the aftereffects of damages due to a fire-type event. Furthermore\, a well-designed fire safety plan can also formulate part of an overall evacuation plan for any number of scenarios that can be foreseen as risk to your building(s).   Lastly\, a sophisticated fire safety plan is a great jumping off point for reviewing safety procedures and developing a business continuing program in the case of an emergency situation. \n  \nSpecific Course Topics \n\nIntroduction and course outline\nTerms and terminologies\nWho should and should not be a fire/floor warden\nReview of the current fire safety plan\nTools required to be a fire/floor warden\nConducting drills/frequency of the same\nWhat to do upon discovery of an incident (fire or otherwise)\nWhat to do after the fire alarm activates (internal to the building)\nProcedures to follow once outside or in a fire safe compartment\nDebriefings after an incident or a drill\nUpdating the Fire Safety Plan/frequency of the same\n\nTarget Audience  \n\nFloor/Fire Wardens\nChief or Deputy Chief Fire Wardens (who have additional responsibility including preventive inspection\, meetings\, and overall creation of the fire safety plan and its implementation)\nBuilding owners/managers\n\nDuration \n3 Hours \nPrerequisite \nInstructors would like to receive the current fire safety plan of participants’ buildings. This will allow instructors to discuss your specific plan\, making the course more meaningful to you. It is expected that each participant will read and understand their plan prior to attending the course.
URL:https://esintl.ca/course/building-manager-fire-safety/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Building Manager Fire Safety Training,ICS Progressive Series of Courses
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SUMMARY:Logistics Section Chief
DESCRIPTION:Building upon ICS foundation courses\, Logistics Section Chief is designed to provide government and private industry emergency management and response personnel with a robust understanding of the duties\, responsibilities\, and capabilities of an effective Logistics Section Chief on an Incident Management team. These responsibilities fall into two categories: \n\nResponding to the incident; and\nEffectively fulfilling the position responsibilities of a Logistics Section Chief on an ICS Incident Management Team.\n\n  \nThis course is an instructor-led training that supports learning through discussion\, lecture\, and active participation in multiple exercises that provides a realistic\, hands-on approach to mastering the skills required of a Logistics Section Chief. \nPlease Note: 75% of funding for the course fees as a rebate to support professional development and safety within organizations. Please contact contactus@esintl.ca or 1-506-333-2555 for more information\, restrictions apply. \nSpecific Course Topics \n\nRoles and Responsibilities of the Logistics Section\nInitial Response and Transition to On-going Operations\nCoordination and Interaction\nDetermining Logistical support and service requirements\nDeveloping a right size logistics organization\nProviding support to IMT customers\nIncident Resources\nResource Requesting and Ordering\nIncident Communications\nIncident Facilities\nInvolvement in meetings\, briefings\, and other support activities\nIAP Planning Process\nDemobilization\n\nTarget Audience\nResponders designated to fill the Type 2 Logistics Section Chief position \nDuration\n3 Days (24 hours) \nPre-requisite \nICS-300 \nNote: All our courses are set at eastern time zone\, which is Toronto time.
URL:https://esintl.ca/course/logistics-section-chief/
LOCATION:Union Club\, 125 Germain Street\, Saint John\, NB\, E2L 2E9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:ICS Canada – Planning Chief,ICS I-300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents,ICS Progressive Series of Courses,Logistics Section Chief
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SUMMARY:Intermediate Incident Management : ICS I-300
DESCRIPTION:ICS-300\, Intermediate Incident Management\, this 2½ day course defines the unique qualities of an expanding situation. This course is designed to enable personnel to operate efficiently using the Incident Command System in a supervisory role during expanding incidents. Expanding upon ICS-100 and ICS-200 curriculum\, this course ensures that responders understand the ICS concepts that allow an incident management organization to expand and contract as needed to fit the incident and maintain its operational effectiveness\, while also providing an in-depth review of ICS fundamentals\, assessing incidents\, and setting objectives\, unified command\, resource management\, the planning process\, demobilization\, and transfer and termination of command in an incident. Participants will be facilitated to lead 4+ tabletop activities with consultations these tabletop scenarios may be created to use participant organization risk scenarios. \nSpecific Course Topics \n\nRoles and Responsibilities\nInitial response activities\nStaffing and organizing\nRelationships and interactions with staff and other stakeholders\nExecutive-level interactions\nCommand’s direction\nExercise Learning Components\nMeetings\, Briefings and Support Activities\nIAP Prep and Approval\nExecuting Plan and Assessing Progress\nExternal Coordination\nTransitioning and Demobilization\nUse of tabletop activities which may be customized to reinforce training objectives\n\n Target Audience \nResponders who may assume a supervisory role in expanding incidents or Type 3 incidents\, such as command staff\, section chiefs\, strike team leaders\, task force leaders\, unit leaders\, division/group supervisors\, branch directors\, and multi-agency coordination system/emergency operations centre staff.\nProgram administrators\, corporate leaders from moderate to high-risk organizations and workplaces. \nDuration \n2 ½ days (20 hours) \nPre-requisite \nSuccessful completion of ICS-200 \nPlease note: All our courses are set on eastern time zone\, which is Toronto time.
URL:https://esintl.ca/course/intermediate-incident-management-ics-i-300/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:ICS I-300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents,ICS Progressive Series of Courses
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SUMMARY:Incident Command For Executives-ICS-402
DESCRIPTION:ICS-402\, Incident Command for Executives\, Administrators and Policy Makers\, a half-day course that introduces and provides the foundation for executive understanding and participation in the Incident Command System. This course is valuable to leaders in organizations who have the responsibility of refining or evaluating security\, emergency management or business continuity documentation. ESI offers this course as an in-person\, real-time virtual\, and virtual course to suit your organization. Complete this course as a group or at your own pace. To buy this course please click on the link: https://emergency-solutions-international.mykajabi.com/offers/YxoCFJr7/checkout \n  \nSpecific Course Topics \n\nBasic concepts\, organization\, and terminology of Incident Command System (ICS)\nICS applications\nRole of an Executive/Senior Official relative to the ICS\nMajor responsibilities of an Executive/Senior Official as related to an incident\nFunctional responsibilities of the Command and General Staff\nIssues that influence incident complexity and the tools available to analyze complexity\nDifferences between on-incident ICS organizations and activities and the activities accomplished by Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs)\, Area Command\, and Multi-Agency Coordination Systems (MACS)\nTypes of agency(ies)\, policies and guidelines that influence management of incident or event activities\n\nDuration \nOne-half day (4 hours)   \n  \nPre-requisite \nNone \nNote: All our courses are set according to eastern time zone\, which is Toronto time.
URL:https://esintl.ca/course/incident-command-for-executives-ics-402/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:ICS I-402, Incident Command System for Executives,ICS Progressive Series of Courses
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SUMMARY:Advanced Incident Management: ICS I-400
DESCRIPTION:ICS-400\, Advanced Incident Management training and certificate for senior personnel and responders who are expected to perform in a management role in a complex incident environment rather than tactical. Expanding upon information covered in ICS-100 through ICS-300 courses\, ICS-400 emphasizes large-scale organizational development\, roles and relationships of the command and general staff\, and planning\, operational\, logistical\, and fiscal considerations related to large and complex incident and event management. The course also describes the application of Area Command and the importance of interagency coordination on complex incidents and events. Course participants will be better prepared to function as a supervisor in a larger incident or as a member of a Type 1 Incident Management Team. This advanced course also uses risk-based scenario tabletop activities to apply the curriculum. Custom scenarios may be developed for groups from a single organization. \nSpecific Course Topics \n\nFundamentals review for Command and General Staff\nMajor and/or Complex Incident/Event Management\nArea Command\nMultiagency Coordination (MAC)\n\n Target Audience \nResponders who will serve as Command or General Staff in an ICS organization\, select department heads with multi-agency coordination system responsibilities\, area commanders\, emergency managers\, and multi-agency coordination system/emergency operations center managers for expanding or Type 1 & 2 incidents. Community leader who have interoperability or Program responsibilities. \nDuration \nTwo days (16 hours)  \n Pre-requisite \nSuccessful completion of ICS-300  \nApplication of ICS 300 within your organization \nPlease note: All our courses are set according to eastern time zone\, which is Toronto time.
URL:https://esintl.ca/course/advanced-incident-management-ics-i-400/
CATEGORIES:ICS I-400: Advanced Incident Command System,ICS Progressive Series of Courses
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