Lakeland College Funding Request

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• Lakeland College Funding Request
• Incident Command Simulator

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• Current training occurs on line or in-class
  focusing on theory without practical simulation
  component
• Hands on training opportunity will enhance
  learning experience

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• Municipalities / industries must register
  emergency response plans
• Critical component of these plans is preparedness
• Increased demand for training using hands on
  equipment such as simulators

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• Scenarios are created depicting specific
  incidents, writing it to system, creating inputs
  as the incident progresses
• System conducive to in-person training through
  high speed internet connections in campus or
  remotely
• Incident management training, fire ground command
  training, strategy tactics

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• Scoped out simulation training facilities at
  Texas A M, Justice Institute of British
  Columbia
• Support letters from Alberta Emergency Management
  Agency and Office of the Fire Commissioner on
  file
• Seeking support from Alberta Industrial Fire
  Protection Association

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• Lakeland College Agreement with TEEX to offer
  joint programming and facility usage.
• Focus to industrial/corporate needs.
• Initial course offering will include industry
  input and need.
• Course delivery at convenient locations.
• Tailor courses for audiences and their specific
  needs.

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• Description
• The Pipeline Emergencies course is designed in a
  "modular" format. The entire course consists of a
  40-hour program which addresses pipeline
  awareness (8 hours), pipeline operations (16
  hours) and pipeline emergency response (16
  hours). This course incorporates both classroom
  and hands on exercises.
• Topics
• Pipeline emergency response operations
• Hands on training to pipeline emergencies
• Identification of hazardous materials
• Develop incident action plans
• Incident Command System, NIMS
• Regulatory factors - American and Canadian
• Transmission and distribution systems
• Below and above ground equipment
• Pipeline safety programs
• Inspection
• Mapping systems
• Equipment identification
• Management resources and manpower
• Audience

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• 2,300-foot below-ground pipeline with multiple
  above-ground connections.
• The prop can leak both liquid and gas.
• Constructed with input from the worlds leading
  pipeline industry representatives.
• Address pipeline awareness, operations and
  emergency response for both gas and liquid
  pipelines, and transmission and distribution
  systems.

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• Input from AIFPA members survey/ questionnaire
• Location
• Module lay out
• Costs
• Attendees
• Opportunity for corporate input and recognition.
• Kerri/Clint are contacts

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• Questions??
• Thank You