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Training Opportunities
SEPAR regularly
provides EOC training, Amateur Radio Workshops,
and emergency exercises. We welcome new volunteers, especially those
who
possess technical and radio skills. Please consult the latest issue of
the SEPAR newsletter, available from this website, for training dates
or visit the SEPAR Event and Training page at www.separ.comm.sfu.ca/current.html.
Members
are encouraged to take part in SEPAR events and training
opportunities. The following are levels of skill that may be attained
through our program.
Basic SEPAR
Skills
Intermediate SEPAR
Skills
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Incident
Command System BC ICS 100 (JIBC on-line course)
The Incident Command
System (ICS) is a model for
command, control, and coordination of emergency response at an
emergency site. It provides a way of coordinating the efforts of
agencies and resources as they work together toward safely responding,
controlling and mitigating an emergency incident.
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Introduction
to Emergency Social Services (JIBC on-line course)
This course is
comprised of two modules - Module 1:
Overview of ESS and Module 2: Personal Preparedness for ESS
Workers. Completion
of this course is a prerequisite for other courses in Emergency Social
Services. It is recommended that Module 1 be completed before Module 2.
The
two modules together can be completed in approximately three hours.
After you have completed each module, use the quiz to assess your
knowledge. Feel free to do the quiz as many times as you wish and as
often as you need. Thank you for taking the time to volunteer and to
participate in the Emergency Social Services Program.
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Orientation to the
SEPAR Amateur Radio Room
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Orientation to the
Surrey Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)
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Participation in a City
of Surrey emergency exercise
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Participation in an emergency field station operation, such as at Field Day
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Acting as Net Control for the weekly SEPAR Net
Advanced
SEPAR
Skills
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Introduction
to Emergency Management
(JIBC on-line course)
No
community in British Columbia is immune from the threat of disaster.
However, emergency management can decrease the effects of a disaster.
Emergency management is the process designed to help communities prepare
for disasters, take
measures to minimize the effects of a disaster should one occur
("mitigation"), respond
effectively to a disaster, and
recover as quickly as possible after the event.
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Industry Canada amateur
radio licensing at the HF, Advanced and/or Morse Code level
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Additional Emergency
Preparedness training as offered through SEPAR, ESS or by the Justice
Institute of BC
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Familiarity with formal
messaging (SEPAR offers a messaging workshop)
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Radio contesting
experience (this can be arranged through SEPAR)
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Experience at setting
up an emergency field station, such as at Field Day
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Managing communications
operations at a City of Surrey emergency exercise
- Acting as Net Control
for an event
Contact
Information
E-mail
separ@surrey.ca
Emergency Program
Administrative Coordinator
Jocelyne
Colbert
SurreyEmergencyProgram@surrey.ca
604.543.6795
SEPAR
Amateur Radio Coordinator
Fred Orsetti, VE7IO
separ.mail@gmail.com
SEPAR's
Mailing Address
SEPAR
8767 -
132nd Street
Surrey,
B.C. V3W 4P1
Canada
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