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Cordially invites you to attend

     a Continuing Professional Development Seminar

         Wednesday, November 28, 2012

  Life Safety Trends, Gaps & Considerations within
your “Best Practice” Security Management Program

 Please join us at this exciting learning and best practices sharing event!
 Enjoy a full buffet breakfast while socializing with industry experts and
    friends during this continuing professional development seminar.



                                4.0 CPD Hours
       This seminar provides recognized credits for all persons in attendance
                 requiring educational hours in order to maintain
                            professional designations.
Buffet Breakfast
                                        7:45 AM
Date: November 28, 2012                              Time: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM
             Non Members $50.00                                  Members $35.00


    The Historic                                                        Register directly at:
  Distillery District
                                                                      http://www.ife.ca/events/ife-
   “ARCHEO” Building                                                       2012-cpd-schedule
   Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  (See Attached Map Below)                                             Additional information
                                                                          please contact
                                                                           secretary@ife.ca


                                     Welcome Speaker(s)

                  Mr. Rick Gaboury, Vice President; IFE Canada Branch,


            Crisis Communications; Bridging the Life Safety gap
            between Private & Public First Responders

            This presentation will review the communications concerns between both
            arriving municipal fire services, and the private sector first responders. It
            will review challenges and obstacles currently faced by fire services when
            interacting with security personnel, during workplace and building crises, and
            strengthen the partnership and communication abilities that positively impact
            public and first responder safety.

            Mr. Norm Clement, Platoon Chief
            Toronto Fire Services; South Command
            Centennial College, Instructor




                  Health Hazards & Disease Transmission; Prevention &
                  Response for Security Responders; Risks, Liability and
                  Best Practices
                  Health & Safety when it comes to the “Security” First Responder has long
                  been a gap with limited advancement. This presentation will
                  review the risks for disease transmission for the security officer, and best
                  practices required to protect them, and provide best practice compliances
                  under OHSA for your security program. We will review “Airborne” and
                  “direct” contact disease, cleaning and decontamination of Personal
                  Protection Equipment in the security industry.

                  Mr. Jody Smith; Transit Enforcement Officer
                  Toronto Transit Commission; Transit Enforcement
                  Canadian Red Cross, Certified Instructor
The First Responder; Critical Incident Stress & Mental Health

This much needed and trending topic is of concern with recent recognitions in
the first responder industry. Security personnel are the "true" first responders
at almost every workplace and facility in Canada. This session will review
current security program gaps in Prevention, mitigation, response and
recovery for mental health and critical incident stress, including the review of
current and future security program standards, impacts and liabilities.

Mr. Vince Savoia
Founder; TEMA Contor Foundation
Trainer; Canadian Mental Health Association




   Active Shooter & HAZMAT Incidents; Public & Private Sector
   Integration of Planning, Mitigation & Response Tools
   This timely presentation will provide an overview of recent Active Shooter
   and suspicious package incidents within Canada. We will discuss, and
   take a comprehensive look at program gaps & opportunities to
   positively impact public safety and business continuity, applying
   standards & best practices, “at risk” persons and Life Safety
   considerations. At the end of this presentation you will understand the
   vast benefits to Workplace Violence and OHSA programs, and building
   bridges between Private sector security and integration with all three (3)
   emergency services, and their receiving the required, “time-sensitive”
   information required for effective threat management and response.

   Jason D. Reid;
   Co-Chair; Greater Toronto Security Partners Forum
   National Secretary; Institution of Fire Engineers – Canada Branch
   Founder & President; National Life Safety Group




   Innovative Fire Alarm Communications within your
   Security Management & First Responder Program
   Imagine a world where your security manager and workplace first
   responders receive digital communications and immediate
   notification to your building Fire alarm; Information such as the
   Device, Location, Type of alarm, trouble, or sprinkler system flow
   and more…. This session will review innovative technology installed for
   at the Toronto General Hospital within the Security, Fire & Life Safety
   Program.

   Guest Speaker; Pedro António Carvalho
   President; Azores Regional Civil Protection and Fire Service
   Connexall Inc.
The Institution of Fire Engineers
Founded in 1918, the IFE is a nonprofit making professional body with a rapidly growing
 membership of over 10,000 and a global reach that extends through 41 branches
 around the world. We are the only Institution that provides Professional Designations
for fire engineering. Licensed by the Engineering Council, the IFE upholds professional
standards within all public and private fire sectors by offering assessment of knowledge,
        experience and development and engages with major stakeholders to offer
               international conferences, identify and promote good practice
                         and enhance technical networks worldwide.
   IFE Canada Branch (previously known as Ontario Branch) was inaugurated on June
1, 1994 by the International President at the then Fire Fighters Club in Markham Ontario.
Over the years we have expanded our membership base and we now have members in
  every province of Canada. Our objective; To encourage and improve the science and
 practice of Fire Extinction, Fire Prevention, Emergency Management, Life Safety, Fire
    Engineering and all operations and expedients connected therewith, and to give an
    impulse to ideas likely to be useful in connection with or in relation to such science
                       and practice to the members of the Institution
                                and to the community at large.


    Greater Toronto Security Partners Forum
                                       (GTASPF)
    The Greater Toronto Area Security Partners’ Forum (GTASPF) is an agile
   network of various security-related associations, educators, and seasoned
 professionals within the security, business continuity, emergency management,
            risk management, fire & life safety, critical infrastructure
                 protection, defence, and intelligence industries.

   The GTA Security Partners’ Forum is one of several similar forums across
   Canada and is encompassed within the Canadian Security Partners’ Forum
 (CSPF). The forums were developed to close the gap and provide a framework
   where all security-related associations and other stakeholders can increase
                 networking, interaction and knowledge sharing.

     International Association for Healthcare
               Security and Safety
                                        (IAHSS)
 The International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety, or IAHSS for
    short, is the only organization solely dedicated to professionals involved in
 managing and directing security and safety programs in healthcare institutions.
      IAHSS is comprised of security, law enforcement and safety individuals
  dedicated to the protection of healthcare facilities worldwide. IAHSS strives to
 combine public safety officer training with staff training, policies and technology
   to achieve the most secure hospital environments possible. Additionally, the
IAHSS partners with government agencies and other organizations representing
  risk managers, emergency managers, engineers, architects, nurses, doctors
      and other healthcare stakeholders to further patient security and safety.
Seminar Breakfast kindly provided by …




The Historic Distillery District

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  • 1. Cordially invites you to attend a Continuing Professional Development Seminar Wednesday, November 28, 2012 Life Safety Trends, Gaps & Considerations within your “Best Practice” Security Management Program Please join us at this exciting learning and best practices sharing event! Enjoy a full buffet breakfast while socializing with industry experts and friends during this continuing professional development seminar. 4.0 CPD Hours This seminar provides recognized credits for all persons in attendance requiring educational hours in order to maintain professional designations.
  • 2. Buffet Breakfast 7:45 AM Date: November 28, 2012 Time: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM Non Members $50.00 Members $35.00 The Historic Register directly at: Distillery District http://www.ife.ca/events/ife- “ARCHEO” Building 2012-cpd-schedule Toronto, Ontario, Canada (See Attached Map Below) Additional information please contact secretary@ife.ca Welcome Speaker(s) Mr. Rick Gaboury, Vice President; IFE Canada Branch, Crisis Communications; Bridging the Life Safety gap between Private & Public First Responders This presentation will review the communications concerns between both arriving municipal fire services, and the private sector first responders. It will review challenges and obstacles currently faced by fire services when interacting with security personnel, during workplace and building crises, and strengthen the partnership and communication abilities that positively impact public and first responder safety. Mr. Norm Clement, Platoon Chief Toronto Fire Services; South Command Centennial College, Instructor Health Hazards & Disease Transmission; Prevention & Response for Security Responders; Risks, Liability and Best Practices Health & Safety when it comes to the “Security” First Responder has long been a gap with limited advancement. This presentation will review the risks for disease transmission for the security officer, and best practices required to protect them, and provide best practice compliances under OHSA for your security program. We will review “Airborne” and “direct” contact disease, cleaning and decontamination of Personal Protection Equipment in the security industry. Mr. Jody Smith; Transit Enforcement Officer Toronto Transit Commission; Transit Enforcement Canadian Red Cross, Certified Instructor
  • 3. The First Responder; Critical Incident Stress & Mental Health This much needed and trending topic is of concern with recent recognitions in the first responder industry. Security personnel are the "true" first responders at almost every workplace and facility in Canada. This session will review current security program gaps in Prevention, mitigation, response and recovery for mental health and critical incident stress, including the review of current and future security program standards, impacts and liabilities. Mr. Vince Savoia Founder; TEMA Contor Foundation Trainer; Canadian Mental Health Association Active Shooter & HAZMAT Incidents; Public & Private Sector Integration of Planning, Mitigation & Response Tools This timely presentation will provide an overview of recent Active Shooter and suspicious package incidents within Canada. We will discuss, and take a comprehensive look at program gaps & opportunities to positively impact public safety and business continuity, applying standards & best practices, “at risk” persons and Life Safety considerations. At the end of this presentation you will understand the vast benefits to Workplace Violence and OHSA programs, and building bridges between Private sector security and integration with all three (3) emergency services, and their receiving the required, “time-sensitive” information required for effective threat management and response. Jason D. Reid; Co-Chair; Greater Toronto Security Partners Forum National Secretary; Institution of Fire Engineers – Canada Branch Founder & President; National Life Safety Group Innovative Fire Alarm Communications within your Security Management & First Responder Program Imagine a world where your security manager and workplace first responders receive digital communications and immediate notification to your building Fire alarm; Information such as the Device, Location, Type of alarm, trouble, or sprinkler system flow and more…. This session will review innovative technology installed for at the Toronto General Hospital within the Security, Fire & Life Safety Program. Guest Speaker; Pedro António Carvalho President; Azores Regional Civil Protection and Fire Service Connexall Inc.
  • 4. The Institution of Fire Engineers Founded in 1918, the IFE is a nonprofit making professional body with a rapidly growing membership of over 10,000 and a global reach that extends through 41 branches around the world. We are the only Institution that provides Professional Designations for fire engineering. Licensed by the Engineering Council, the IFE upholds professional standards within all public and private fire sectors by offering assessment of knowledge, experience and development and engages with major stakeholders to offer international conferences, identify and promote good practice and enhance technical networks worldwide. IFE Canada Branch (previously known as Ontario Branch) was inaugurated on June 1, 1994 by the International President at the then Fire Fighters Club in Markham Ontario. Over the years we have expanded our membership base and we now have members in every province of Canada. Our objective; To encourage and improve the science and practice of Fire Extinction, Fire Prevention, Emergency Management, Life Safety, Fire Engineering and all operations and expedients connected therewith, and to give an impulse to ideas likely to be useful in connection with or in relation to such science and practice to the members of the Institution and to the community at large. Greater Toronto Security Partners Forum (GTASPF) The Greater Toronto Area Security Partners’ Forum (GTASPF) is an agile network of various security-related associations, educators, and seasoned professionals within the security, business continuity, emergency management, risk management, fire & life safety, critical infrastructure protection, defence, and intelligence industries. The GTA Security Partners’ Forum is one of several similar forums across Canada and is encompassed within the Canadian Security Partners’ Forum (CSPF). The forums were developed to close the gap and provide a framework where all security-related associations and other stakeholders can increase networking, interaction and knowledge sharing. International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) The International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety, or IAHSS for short, is the only organization solely dedicated to professionals involved in managing and directing security and safety programs in healthcare institutions. IAHSS is comprised of security, law enforcement and safety individuals dedicated to the protection of healthcare facilities worldwide. IAHSS strives to combine public safety officer training with staff training, policies and technology to achieve the most secure hospital environments possible. Additionally, the IAHSS partners with government agencies and other organizations representing risk managers, emergency managers, engineers, architects, nurses, doctors and other healthcare stakeholders to further patient security and safety.
  • 5. Seminar Breakfast kindly provided by … The Historic Distillery District