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ITS TIME TO PANIC! Drive like an idiot and have some fun! The Devils Advocate PREPAREDNESS Put on YOUR rose-coloured glasses for National Unpreparedness Week why not do nothing? Join the vast majority of Canadians and GET READY TO BE


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IT’S TIME TO PANIC!

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Drive like an idiot and have some fun!

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The Devil’s Advocate

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PREPAREDNESS

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Put on YOUR rose-coloured glasses for National Unpreparedness Week why not do nothing? Join the vast majority of Canadians and GET READY TO BE UNPREPARED! It will be a real panic!

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RIS ISK

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Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO)

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“A nightmare waiting to happen”

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Swimming without tails: 344 drownings in Canada, 3533 in U.S .S.

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Child Abductions by Strangers 2-5 a year in Canada

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Children in Bike Accidents

~25 deaths/year

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Children in Car Accidents

60 deaths & 9,5 ,500 in injuries /year

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Lightning 10 deaths/year

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PRACTICING PANIC

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Jet Fire Evacuation 2015 Passengers stopped to take their luggage!

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LESSONS LEARNED

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  • Lessons Learned
  • Lessons Listed
  • Lessons Less Embarrassing
  • Lessons Suspected
  • Lessons Not Liked
  • ICS – best lessons ever learned
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Disaster Characteristics

  • Scope not known
  • Communications Fail
  • Emergency Services Affected
  • Unusual Response
  • Situation Changing
  • Use of volunteers
  • Things go Wrong
  • People take Pictures of Poles….
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Communications Failures

  • Occur before the disaster, therefore is not a

disaster characteristic

  • Communications fail is a communications

failure

  • No system in the world is built for everyone

to be on it at the same time.

  • No government can afford the new

technology

  • Every solution to a communications failure

creates another communications failure.

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Communications Solutions

  • Failures are not equivalent – pick the failure

which will have the least likely impact.

  • Teach people to work with partial

information (government doesn’t like that!)

  • Teach people to make decisions in the

absence of any information

  • Teach people that the only thing you can do

wrong is to not correct something when you realize it is wrong.

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Emergency Plans

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Training

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EM

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“If disasters breed groups, then groups need leaders.” Success stories in Amanda Ripley “The Unthinkable”

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ADDITIONAL IN INFORMATION

  • Comm Academy website – this

presentation has speaker notes!

  • www.icscanada.ca – under the

documents tab are five papers I have written (and two more to come.

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There’s always more to learn!

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