Director at Emergency Solutions International, Deputy Fire Chief (Ret.), Assisting the Community and Critical Infrastructure to work together for resiliency.
At a recent exercise in the Prairies the Emergency Solutions FSX Instructors get a much needed break: Melissa Martin, Jonathan Gillan & Marc Carey #ThroughTrainingWeRemember Those who have come before us! #SecureResilientCompetitive
As Climate Change drives wildfire risk at an unprecedented rate: New Brunswick Moves Quickly to Address Wildfire Risk with partners from @ESI_MG and @NRCan Check out this article discussing the underpinnings of a decade long effort https://t.co/u6bqXel6QE via @LinkedIn
Community Wildfire Risk and Resiliency Planning in Canada is an important foundation piece to ensure public safety and mitigation of economic loss for this emerging threat https://t.co/IlBAIgDOke via @LinkedIn
Emergency Solutions is @ESI_MG proud to serve New Brunswick communities as a trusted resource for the Community Wildfire Resiliency Planning process. As an approved New Brunswick firm, we understand the local landscape, challenges, and priorities.
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🚨Deadline for Year 1 FireSmart NB funding is June 30!
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We had the chance to celebrate the launch of the #Extinction and #FirstCommand series with friends and family last weekend, and what an incredible year it’s been so far. 📚🚀
Huge thanks to all who’ve read and supported these books. Grateful doesn’t begin to cover it.
Building upon lessons learned following the death and in tribute to #CityofphoenixAZ#phxFire Phoenix Fire Fighter Brett Tarver, the team from @ESI_MG was in Miawpukek #FirstNation sharing Command & Control/tactical sessions: Article at:
https://t.co/yH4zXkrv25 via @LinkedIn
The flags of the 101st Airborne, Canada, US, Newfoundland and Municipality of Gander flying in harmony at the site of the 1985 crash that claimed the lives of 248 Airborne Service Members #Airborne#Canada#Values
https://t.co/3jGnuMwykQ
Firefighters contained an early morning fire in an elevator shaft before it could spread throughout a downtown high-rise building.
At approx. 08:11 this morning, the Ottawa Fire Services Communications Division received a 9-1-1 call reporting black smoke coming from the roof of a commercial high-rise in the 100 block of O'Connor St. Upon arrival, Firefighters were met with construction workers who reported a fire in the elevator shaft inside. The high-rise is currently vacant with only a construction crew working on site. Firefighter made entry to the elevator shaft through the underground parking. Two hose lines were advanced inside to attack the flames from above and below. The fire was extinguished and declared under control at 09:00 and contained to the area of origin before it could spread throughout the structure. Extensive ventilation operations were conducted to remove all the residual smoke that made its way throughout the high-rise building. An @OttFire Investigator has been dispatched to the scene. #OttNews
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Shout out to the team from @3amInnovations@Izzy_Rufat and Patrick O’Conner for their hospitality hosting me at their zen office in beautiful downtown #Buffalo These disruptors are leading the tech revolution with the #NextGen Responder #Safety with #Florian Accountability
Despite the current U.S. rhetoric, Canadian Firefighters lean forward to assist in California: Canada's Firefighting Assistance to the California Wildfires #lafires https://t.co/ECzo6xNIN0 via @LinkedIn
Personnel Accountability/Muster is a critical EM Objective. In 2025 the Team at @ESI_MG will be focusing upon this challenging area. Pls engage with us and share your best practices. To kick off head to the article below, hosted on LinkedIn
https://t.co/Onhl7TC9FT via @LinkedIn
CDC confirms first severe case of H5N1 Bird Flu in the U.S. While an investigation into the source of the infection is ongoing, it has been determined that the patient had exposure to sick and dead birds in backyard flocks.
No person-to-person spread of H5 bird flu has been detected. This case does not change CDC’s overall assessment of the immediate risk to the public’s health from H5N1 bird flu, which remains low.
Read full statement: https://t.co/a3XJb9zc31
CDC confirms first severe case of H5N1 Bird Flu in the U.S. While an investigation into the source of the infection is ongoing, it has been determined that the patient had exposure to sick and dead birds in backyard flocks.
No person-to-person spread of H5 bird flu has been detected. This case does not change CDC’s overall assessment of the immediate risk to the public’s health from H5N1 bird flu, which remains low.
Read full statement: https://t.co/a3XJb9zc31
@NB_Power For planning purposes, can we please be provided accurate realistic restoration times: each time you move them forward they affect vulnerable persons in the community. @towngbw restoration time has moved from 1800 Thursday to 2400 and is still not on at 0700 Friday
Check out my latest article:@ESI_MG New Brunswick Provincial Hazardous Materials Response/ Rail Hazard IQ Exercise https://t.co/OCNjuutZCb via @LinkedIn