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CONFERENCE. PRESENTS. “Boiling in the Broth” Hazardous Materials in the Workplace Name of Seminar Here>. Insurance & Risk Management Nova Scotia. ALL HANDS ON DECK. We are in a global age. The role of emergency preparedness and business continuity has never been more important. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
“Boiling in the Broth”
Hazardous Materials in the Workplace
Name of Seminar Here>
CONFERENCE
PRESENTS
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We are in a global age.The role of emergency
preparedness and business continuity has never been
more important.The main challenge lies in
engaging and organizing our capacity.
The tools exist.
ALL HANDS ON DECKALL HANDS ON DECK
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Global economic crisisPandemicsTransnational security threats
Ballooning economicsTerrorism
GLOBALIZATIONGLOBALIZATIONis a keyis a key
characteristic of the era.characteristic of the era.
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A hazardous material is any substance or material that possesses an unreasonable risk to health and safety of persons and/or the environment if it is not properly controlled
A CBRNE incident involves the intentional use of hazardous materials to kill, injure, incapacitate or terrorize
A CBRNE incident is a Hazmat crime scene
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Threats AssessmentsLifePropertyCritical InfrastructureThe EnvironmentThe EconomyThe GovernmentMaintain Public Confidence
GUIDING PRINCIPLESGUIDING PRINCIPLES
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Based on ICS systemsProper flow of InformationDecision must be made quickly
FOCUSED MANAGEMENT FOCUSED MANAGEMENT STYLESTYLE
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ACID SPILL - NSACACID SPILL - NSAC
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ACID SPILL - NSACACID SPILL - NSAC
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ACID SPILL - NSACACID SPILL - NSAC
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GAS TANKERGAS TANKER
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GAS TANKERGAS TANKER
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OIL SPILLOIL SPILL
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OIL SPILLOIL SPILL
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COX INSTITUTE - NSACCOX INSTITUTE - NSAC
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RIOT CONTROL AGENTSRIOT CONTROL AGENTS
Pepper Spray Dog Repellent Bear Spray
Mace
CS Gas
OC16
CHEMICAL SPRAYCHEMICAL SPRAY
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CHEMICAL SPRAYCHEMICAL SPRAY
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CHEMICAL SPRAYCHEMICAL SPRAY
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THE DEMMING CYCLE OF THE DEMMING CYCLE OF CONTINOUS IMPROVEMENTCONTINOUS IMPROVEMENT
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RESILENCY CYCLERESILENCY CYCLE
Response
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Foresight and PlanningTrust and PartneringStrength and FlexibilityStrong Leadership
RESILENT SYSTEMS RESILENT SYSTEMS COMPONENTSCOMPONENTS
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911911
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SUSPICIOUS POWDER SUSPICIOUS POWDER INCIDENTSINCIDENTS
* Halifax 2007 Pictou 2007
North Sydney 2007 Amherst 2007 24
ANTHRAX - TRUROANTHRAX - TRURO
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ANTHRAX - TRUROANTHRAX - TRURO
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ANTHRAX - TRUROANTHRAX - TRURO
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CHEMICAL REACTION CHEMICAL REACTION DEVICESDEVICES
Bleach / Lye Yarmouth 2007Tantallon 2007 28
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CBRNE AGENTSCBRNE AGENTS
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CHEMICAL AGENTSCHEMICAL AGENTS
Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs)
Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA)
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SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE INDICATORSINDICATORS
Location
Signs
Symptoms
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SUSPICIOUS PACKAGESSUSPICIOUS PACKAGES
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EXPLOSIVE DEVICESEXPLOSIVE DEVICES
PEI 2007
Vancouver 2005
Bridgewater 2007
ANFO 35
CHEMICAL WARFARE CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENTSAGENTSNerve Agents
Blister Agents
Blood Agents
Choking Agents
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RADIOLOGICAL/RADIOLOGICAL/NUCLEARNUCLEAR
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PRE-PLANNING PRE-PLANNING BIOLOGICALBIOLOGICAL
Local Hazmat Team & Regional CBRNE Resources
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RICINRICIN
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BLISTER AGENTS BLISTER AGENTS (VESICANTS)(VESICANTS)
Delaware USA July 200440
MECHANICAL ACTION MECHANICAL ACTION DEVICESDEVICES
Japan 1994-1995
USA 2001
Canada
New Glasgow 200741
PNEUMATIC DEVICESPNEUMATIC DEVICES
Abandoned Spray DevicesUnscheduled Spraying
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PRE-PLANNING PRE-PLANNING EXPLOSIVEEXPLOSIVE
Explosive Disposal Unit (EDU) 43
How could the “Bad Guys & How could the “Bad Guys & Girls” use radioactive Girls” use radioactive sources ?sources ?RED – Radiological Exposure
Device
RDD – Radiological Dispersal Device (Dirty Bomb)
Nuclear Bomb
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IONIZING RADIATIONIONIZING RADIATIONAlpha Particles
Beta Particles
Gamma & X-rays
Neutron Particles
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ALPHA PARTICLESALPHA PARTICLES Large charged particle
Two protons and two neutrons
Stopped by a piece of paper
Cannot penetrate the human skin
Can travel up to 5 cm in air
Internal hazard
Litvinenko Po-210 Poisoning
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CANADIAN CBRNE CANADIAN CBRNE INCIDENTSINCIDENTS
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1993 YUKON1993 YUKON
Biological 48
1998 EDMONTON1998 EDMONTON
Chemical & Explosive49
1998 MONTREAL1998 MONTREAL
Al Qaeda 50
1999 VANCOUVER 1999 VANCOUVER ISLAND ISLAND
Ahmed Ressam
Al Qaeda & Explosive 51
2004 VANCOUVER2004 VANCOUVER
Toxic Industrial Chemical 52
2006 TORONTO 2006 TORONTO
Toronto 18
Domestic Terrorists53
ONTARIO 2008ONTARIO 2008
Mohammad Momin KhawajaFederal Anti-terrorism Act
2004 Bombings London England54
BRITISH COLUMBIA - 2008-BRITISH COLUMBIA - 2008-20092009
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ARE WE READY?ARE WE READY?
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A toxic combination of unfamiliar stresses and
demands.
HOW CAN WE COPE
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EXPLOSIVE DEVICESEXPLOSIVE DEVICES
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING THE
CONFERENCE
ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR CONFERENCE!
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