Important: All presentations MUST be composed in PowerPoint and consist of 12 to 17 slides. Content must be appropriate for the assignment and assignment questions. All slides should include speaker notes to provide the reader with an understanding of what you intend to present. Read the following fictitious scenario and complete the assignment below, an event similar to this incident did occur but many of the facts have been changed. It is August 5 2018 0900HRS., a train leaves Calgary heading north at 80 KPH, at 0930HRS when it is 1.5 KLM north of Airdrie it derails. 18 cars leave the track and many of the cars are carrying dangerous goods. A call to 911 is made and the city of Airdrie Fire Department responds to the scene and establishes command. Initial survey identifies that all of the derailed cars are carrying Chlorine, and one of the cars has a small leak. -Temperature +22C -Sunny no clouds -Wind from the north 5 KPH 0935 EMS Arrives. 0945 Airdrie fire requests Calgary fire department hazardous materials technicians and local response teams to assist 0955 The train company action their ERAP. 1010 Alberta Environment and TDG are advised of the event and respond 1030 a second assessment by hazmat responders identifies severe damage to several cars that increases the risk of a major release to severe. 1040 the city of Airdrie opens their Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). 1110 the city declares a state of emergency and considers 1120 Chlorine is detected at the North edge of the Town and media announcements are made by the MOH and Fire department to shelter in place. Plans are made to transfer product from the derailed cars to tank trucks. A metallurgist is requested and it will take 3 days to determine the safety of the 2 cars with severe damage The leaking car is patched and the leak appears to be stopped. Many roads are closed and all the directors for each city department have been called to the EOC, as well the MOH, school boards, and provincial officials are requested to attend. The train company wants to move all the cars away from the tracks so repairs can begin immediately. Map attached. Assignment: Consider this scenario. You are the Emergency Manager for the local municipality, and you have been asked to provide a briefing to some concerned council members and leaders from local community groups. They want to know what they need to do to support this current event, as well as prepare for a similar type of event in the future. You do not need to provide a detailed overview of the situation up to now (assume they have the same information that was provided to you above). They are looking for your Emergency Management perspective. Use powerpoint to provide a narrative overview of the following things for consideration: Who is/should be in charge of this type of event? Why? What are some of the specific hazards posed by the DG('s) in this scenario? Think both short term and long term. What key messages should be communicated to the affected community in this scenario? Identify at least 2 communication methods that could be employed to deliver these messages Based on what you know Dongerous goods department have been called to the EOC, as well the MOH, school boards, and provincial officials are requested to attend. . The train company wants to move all the cars away from the tracks so repairs can begin immediately. Map attached. Assignment: Consider this scenario. You are the Emergency Manager for the local municipality, and you have been asked to provide a briefing to some concerned council members and leaders from local community groups. They want to know what they need to do to support this current event, as well as prepare for a similar type of event in the future. You do not need to provide a detailed overview of the situation up to now (assume they have the same information that was provided to you above). They are looking for your Emergency Management perspective. Use powerpoint to provide a narrative overview of the following things for consideration: Who is/should be in charge of this type of event? Why? What are some of the specific hazards posed by the DG('s) in this scenario? Think both short term and long What key messages should be communicated to the affected community in this scenario? Identify at least 2 communication methods that could be employed to deliver these messages. Based on what you know about dangerous goods events, what recommendations would you make for next steps, as the Emergency Manager for the municipality? How can/should a municipality prepare for this type of DG event? Who should have been involved in the planning and preparation for this type of DG event? Who needs to be involved in the response and recovery to the event? Are these the same players, or different from above? Summarize the key stakeholders for this event, provide some rationale for their inclusion, and briefly describe their role specific to this scenario. term. Important: All presentations MUST be composed in PowerPoint and consist of 12 to 17 slides. Content must be appropriate for the assignment and assignment questions. All slides should include speaker notes to provide the reader with an understanding of what you intend to present. Read the following fictitious scenario and complete the assignment below, an event similar to this incident did occur but many of the facts have been changed. It is August 5 2018 0900HRS., a train leaves Calgary heading north at 80 KPH, at 0930HRS when it is 1.5 KLM north of Airdrie it derails. 18 cars leave the track and many of the cars are carrying dangerous goods. A call to 911 is made and the city of Airdrie Fire Department responds to the scene and establishes command. Initial survey identifies that all of the derailed cars are carrying Chlorine, and one of the cars has a small leak. -Temperature +22C -Sunny no clouds -Wind from the north 5 KPH 0935 EMS Arrives. 0945 Airdrie fire requests Calgary fire department hazardous materials technicians and local response teams to assist 0955 The train company action their ERAP. 1010 Alberta Environment and TDG are advised of the event and respond 1030 a second assessment by hazmat responders identifies severe damage to several cars that increases the risk of a major release to severe. 1040 the city of Airdrie opens their Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). 1110 the city declares a state of emergency and considers 1120 Chlorine is detected at the North edge of the Town and media announcements are made by the MOH and Fire department to shelter in place. Plans are made to transfer product from the derailed cars to tank trucks. A metallurgist is requested and it will take 3 days to determine the safety of the 2 cars with severe damage The leaking car is patched and the leak appears to be stopped. Many roads are closed and all the directors for each city department have been called to the EOC, as well the MOH, school boards, and provincial officials are requested to attend. The train company wants to move all the cars away from the tracks so repairs can begin immediately. Map attached. Assignment: Consider this scenario. You are the Emergency Manager for the local municipality, and you have been asked to provide a briefing to some concerned council members and leaders from local community groups. They want to know what they need to do to support this current event, as well as prepare for a similar type of event in the future. You do not need to provide a detailed overview of the situation up to now (assume they have the same information that was provided to you above). They are looking for your Emergency Management perspective. Use powerpoint to provide a narrative overview of the following things for consideration: Who is/should be in charge of this type of event? Why? What are some of the specific hazards posed by the DG('s) in this scenario? Think both short term and long term. What key messages should be communicated to the affected community in this scenario? Identify at least 2 communication methods that could be employed to deliver these messages Based on what you know Dongerous goods department have been called to the EOC, as well the MOH, school boards, and provincial officials are requested to attend. . The train company wants to move all the cars away from the tracks so repairs can begin immediately. Map attached. Assignment: Consider this scenario. You are the Emergency Manager for the local municipality, and you have been asked to provide a briefing to some concerned council members and leaders from local community groups. They want to know what they need to do to support this current event, as well as prepare for a similar type of event in the future. You do not need to provide a detailed overview of the situation up to now (assume they have the same information that was provided to you above). They are looking for your Emergency Management perspective. Use powerpoint to provide a narrative overview of the following things for consideration: Who is/should be in charge of this type of event? Why? What are some of the specific hazards posed by the DG('s) in this scenario? Think both short term and long What key messages should be communicated to the affected community in this scenario? Identify at least 2 communication methods that could be employed to deliver these messages. Based on what you know about dangerous goods events, what recommendations would you make for next steps, as the Emergency Manager for the municipality? How can/should a municipality prepare for this type of DG event? Who should have been involved in the planning and preparation for this type of DG event? Who needs to be involved in the response and recovery to the event? Are these the same players, or different from above? Summarize the key stakeholders for this event, provide some rationale for their inclusion, and briefly describe their role specific to this scenario. term