NETWORKING EVENT: On April 5th and 6th, there will be an exciting opportunity for conference participants to Meet the Speakers that presented that day. This is a new addition to the Forum.
Dates: April 5th & 6th
Where: The Centre
Time: 4-5pm
Planning for a regional, catastrophic event is a different discipline than emergency management organizations and business continuity planners are used to, or responsible for. Though police, fire, and other responders must be prepared, they are not responsible for the long-term rebuilding that must take place. It is crucial to involve all affected parties: government agencies, not-for-profit organizations, residents, and businesses.
This tabletop exercise, designed especially for the Northwest Response Forum, will explore first response to a natural disaster in the City of Dryden and will also encompass short-term hosting and registering opportunities.
On April 7th, IMS 910 will be offered by Emergency Management Ontario, as part of the 2011 Northwest Response Forum.
Where: The Centre (classroom)
Time: 12:30pm to 4:00pm (lunch served)
To register for IMS 910, the follow-up to 2009′s IMS 100 & IMS 200 training, indicate your participation on the online conference registration form.
IMS 910- Basic Incident Management System Instructor
This course will prepare you to deliver and administer the IMS 200 in your jurisdiction/organization. Those completing the program will be registered as IMS 200 instructors.
Pre-requisite:
IMS 100- Introduction to Incident Management System
IMS 200- Basic Incident Management System
Designated as the individual responsible for providing IMS training for their organization
Delivery: Classroom by provincially approved instructors
