Fri
09
Oct
2009
The following audio file is the CBC dramatization of the December 1988 Nestucca oil spill that oiled the West coast of Vancouver Island. It is a multi-part series that reinforces the need for both industry and government to share the responsibility to be prepared for an oil spill and - OR - live with the consequences of a scathing evaluation. ABOUT 1 HOUR LONG - VERY ENTERTAINING LISTENING.
Sun
06
Sep
2009
The following provides a list of “timeless tactical truths” that remind emergency managers and response personnel why they need to plan and prepare.
IF YOU KNOW OR THINK OF OTHER TTT's.... feel free to e-mail to EnviroEmerg and will be added to the list.
Sat
14
Feb
2009
The following provides an overview of the salient aspects of a pandemic influenza on corporate or government personnel welfare and on their business continuity. The discussion provides examples of visible leadership at the executive level as well as some tangible prevention actions. This process of preparedness builds institutional well being at very little cost.
Sat
07
Feb
2009
Unified Command is the corner stone on the Incident Command System (ICS) when more than one agency or jurisdiction - as well as a company - is involved in emergency management at the site (Command Post) and field (tactical) levels of response. However, Unified Command is the least understood aspect of ICS.
Sat
25
Oct
2008
The following explores common challenges and issues to be prepared for a large-scale an emergency such as a spill, flood or fire. The are largely “institutional” challenges and therefore difficult to remedy. These challenges are common both in industry and government - worldwide.
Fri
08
Aug
2008
The following explores the often unseen - or not fully understood benefits - of the emergency preparedness process.