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February 2022
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September 2021
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To register for this event - Please contact [email protected]
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August 2021
August 26, 2021
2:00 - 3:30 PM
IFE Members - Free
(Current IFE Members will receive a secure link and invite to attend at no fee.)
2:00 - 3:30 PM
IFE Members - Free
(Current IFE Members will receive a secure link and invite to attend at no fee.)
June 2021
Educational Event & Annual General Meeting
CUTTING THROUGH THE MYTHS OF FOREST FIRES IN CANADA
CUTTING THROUGH THE MYTHS OF FOREST FIRES IN CANADA
June 23, 2021
12:00 Noon to 1:30 PM
Virtual
IFE Members - Free
(Current IFE Members will receive a secure link and invite to attend at no fee.)
Non-IFE Members - $25.00
12:00 Noon to 1:30 PM
Virtual
IFE Members - Free
(Current IFE Members will receive a secure link and invite to attend at no fee.)
Non-IFE Members - $25.00
Annual General Meeting to Follow at 1:30 PM
March 2021
EVENT REGISTRATION
CPD 28 July 2020 Live Event
Event Recording Replay
Event Recording Replay
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Barn Fires and Farm Animals Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery Professional Development Event
The very recent barn fire in Quinte West, Ontario was an unfortunate piece of news to be shared early in December as we were preparing the release of this event. The concerns and necessity of the educational event will surely be held closely to all those that have dealt with these tragic events in the past and are responsible for the care and response to any future events. We look forward to the information shared at the event and seeing you there! 
Attend the Event in person at the Provincial Emergency Operations Centre in Downsview, at 25 Morton Shulman Avenue or from any convenient location via WebEx.
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Property Managers, Condo Boards, Building Managers, Design Professionals, Fire Prevention Officers, Emergency Planners, Security Specialists, Emergency Managers, Safety Specialists, Facility Security Managers, and more! |
UNDERSTANDING HOARDING DISORDER, INTERVENTIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGERS
Hoarding is the persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value. The behaviour usually has deleterious effects that include emotional, physical, social, financial, and even legal for a hoarder. A tenant who is hoarding puts other residents at risk, and in the event of a fire, it can put the building, neighbours and emergency responders at risk as well. Understanding how to deal with a tenant who hoards in a sensitive, effective way is important and should be included in a building maintenance plan. Student Registrations are only for those registered as full time students. Attendees will receive 1.5 hours of CPD Education Credit.
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HOW FIRE SERVICES RESPONDS TO PROPERTY MANAGERS DURING HOARDING CASES
• John Truong, Brampton Fire and Emergency Services
• Madeline Crevier, Brampton Fire and Emergency Services
UNDERSTANDING HOARDING AND MENTAL HEALTH: WHAT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGERS NEED TO KNOW
• Heather Coupey, City of Mississauga, Community Development, Coalition on Hoarding in Peel
• Michelle Oosterhof, Hoarding Specialist, SHIP
• Jennifer Brock, Hoarding Specialist, SHIP
HOARDING 101: TIPS FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGERS
• Heather Coupey; City of Mississauga – Community Development, Coalition on Hoarding in Peel
• John Truong, Brampton Fire and Emergency Services
• Madeline Crevier, Brampton Fire and Emergency Services
UNDERSTANDING HOARDING AND MENTAL HEALTH: WHAT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGERS NEED TO KNOW
• Heather Coupey, City of Mississauga, Community Development, Coalition on Hoarding in Peel
• Michelle Oosterhof, Hoarding Specialist, SHIP
• Jennifer Brock, Hoarding Specialist, SHIP
HOARDING 101: TIPS FOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MANAGERS
• Heather Coupey; City of Mississauga – Community Development, Coalition on Hoarding in Peel
Institution of Fire Engineers,
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Changes to the requirements for the design and manufacture of fire alarm panels and smoke detection devices are already being implemented by manufacturers for successful rollout when the updated UL and ULC Standards are enacted in Canada. The seminar seeks to educate building operators, managers, owners and providers of fire protection equipment on the change in technology and potential cost and effect of the new Standards. |
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Auto Extrication and Portable Fire Extinguisher Hands on Training
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The Institution of Fire Engineers, Canada Branch presents our Annual Seminar: "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles; The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of New Technology"
June 1, 2017 - at FESTI, Toronto Pearson Airport
Seminar: 1:00pm - 4:30pm
IFE Canada Branch, Annual General Meeting: 11:30am
The Institution of Fire Engineers is proud to present our 93rd AGM & International Conference
2016 IFE CANADA BRANCH Annual General Meeting
was held June 23, 2016 and the 2016/2017 Council looks forward to an exciting year ahead.
was held June 23, 2016 and the 2016/2017 Council looks forward to an exciting year ahead.
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Fire and Emergency Services Training Institute
2025 Courtneypark Drive East, Mississauga AGM at 1:00pm |
Members are invited to join us for dinner after our Annual General Meeting. We will be accepting nominations for members to stand as part of our Council through June 2017. Please consider joining or nominating a fellow member to the Council for the upcoming year as we undertake some major steps towards growth across Canada and strengthening our membership base.
The Event was well attended and received - Thank you Stuart Brown of HILTI for an engaging and informative seminar!
Preventing Fire and Smoke Migration in Commercial
and Residential Highrise Buildings
Wednesday March 30, 2016 - 9:30 - 12:00
at First Canadian Place Gallery, 100 King Street West, Main Floor
IFE Members: $25.00
Non-Members: $40.00
Register using the Credit Card option below by selecting Member or Non-Member.
For other payment options, please email [email protected].
Qualifies for 2.0 Continuing Professional Development Hours.
and Residential Highrise Buildings
Wednesday March 30, 2016 - 9:30 - 12:00
at First Canadian Place Gallery, 100 King Street West, Main Floor
IFE Members: $25.00
Non-Members: $40.00
Register using the Credit Card option below by selecting Member or Non-Member.
For other payment options, please email [email protected].
Qualifies for 2.0 Continuing Professional Development Hours.
Information Session - What is the IFE?
Andrew Wong, CFIFireE will be hosting an informative session on what the IFE is and how membership works. If you've considered joining or would like to learn more, join us at 6pm on Wednesday March 2 at FESTI (2025 Courtneypark Drive East, Mississauga) for this open information session.
Our Council Members will be happy to answer questions and provide guidance specific to your situation.
There is no charge for admission and refreshments will be served.
RSVP by Email to [email protected] to let us know you're coming.
See you there!
Reviewing and Inspecting Hazardous Areas
IFE Canada Branch in association with
Wellington Waterloo District of the
Ontario Building Officials Association Inc
presents a 1 day seminar in November.
This one day seminar will provide a focus on Subsection 3.3.6 of the Ontario Building Code and how it relates to the 2015 Ontario Fire Code.
Occupational Stress & PTSD Symposium:
Awareness, Prevention, & Discussion
A 1 day seminar in November.
This one day seminar brings together four speakers who have a wealth of experience and expert knowledge around PTSD. We were lucky to have had Dr. Lori Gray speak at our 2015 Annual Seminar on PTSD and she brought a deep insight into a topic only now beginning to receive the acceptance it has long needed.
Tour of Fire Protection Systems at Woodbine Racetrack
Join us for an evening at the track as we get an insight into the fire protection systems in this world class facility.
2015 Seminar on Emergency Responder PTSD
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The IFE Canada Branch CPD on PTSD: Emergency Responder Mental Health was a great success. Professionals dealing with PTSD and emergency responders at various levels brought insight and understanding to the many facets of emergency response; the personnel on scene, the administration, science and research behind them and the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of PTSD.
As we slowly begin to recognize and understand the effects of traumatic incidents on all levels of first responders, the need to build an entire framework of support becomes apparent. With the insights and experience of those that presented, we were able to see how wide spread and involved the process of supporting those that respond to these incidents really needs to be. It was an exceptional opportunity to hear these speakers present their knowledge, passion, personal experience and professionalism on this important topic. We thank the over 65 attendees from all over Ontario and Canada, IFE's International President Neil Gibbins who travelled from the UK, the organizers of the event and the presenters for making this seminar an opportunity to open doors to discussion and relationships which will shape the future of how we respond. |
