UPCOMING TORONTO-GTA CHAPTER
MEETINGS and PRESENTATIONS
_____________________________________
June
25,
2008
Please
find
attached
the
registration
form
for
the
June
25
Toronto
GTA
Chapter
meeting.
Please
note
that
this
month
there
will
be
two
presentations.
The
first
presentation
will
commence
promptly
at
1745
hours
and
the
main
presentation
will
commence
immediately
after
the
dinner.
Presentation
#1:
PSISA-Training
and
Testing
Update-The
first
presentation
will
provide
a
comprehensive
overview
of
the
recently
released
training
curricula
for
Security
Guards
and
Private
Investigators
and
will
include
topics
such
as;
the
curricula,
instructor
registration/ testing
timelines,
the
examination
and the issues involving
the
delay
in
the
delivery
of specialized
training
for
handcuff
and
batons.
Our
presenter
will
be
Mr.
Brian
Robertson
of Diligent
Security
Training
and
Consulting.
Main
Presentation
#2:
The
Security
Guard
and
the
Occupational
Health
and
Safety
Act-This
presentation
will
focus
on
the
Ontario
Occupational
Health
and
Safety
Act
and
how
it
relates
and
applies
to
the
role
of
Security
Guard
and
includes
such
topics
as:
critical
injuries,
refusal
of
work,
the
role
of
the
Joint
Health
and
Safety
Committee,
the
involvement
of
security
in
Joint
Health
and
Safety
Committees,
workplace
inspections
and
how
a
certified
representative
may
assist
security
in
their
role
when
reporting
safety
violations. Our
presenter
will
be
Mr.
Bill
Urie,
CET,
CHSP,
Consultant,
Education
Safety
Association
of
Ontario.
Please
plan
to
attend
these
very
informative
and
educational
presentations.
I
look
forward
to
seeing
you
at
the
meeting!
For
more
information,
location
and
registration
details
click
below
Registration
(Word)
-
Registration
(Pdf)
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July and August/08:
No meetings, summer schedule
_____________________________________
September 24/08 “Threats to Canadian
Security-What You Should Know”
Speaker:
Mr. Peter Martin, Chief Operating Officer,
AFI International Group Inc.
Peter has been overseeing AFI expansion
operations in the United States and will
provide an analysis of the emerging
security threats soon to be seen in
Canada.
Brought to you by Jim Foston,
Director
A federally incorporated professional organization, founded
in 1954. The Canadian Society for Industrial Security Inc.
is a professional association for persons engaged in security
in Canada. The Society is a principal forum for professional
security concerns and issues and it provides the impetus for
developing high standards for security education and training
programs for security professionals. As a national organization
CSIS, Inc. supports efforts to make Canada, Canadians and the
security industry a safer environment in which to work and
serves on committees that have a direct impact on the roles,
standards and powers of industrial security practices in Canada.
The BC Security
Services Act received Royal Assent
May 31, 2007 and will replace the
Private Investigators and Security
Agencies Act. It is expected
to be brought into force through
regulation commencing in late
November. Read the
highlights and overview of the
changes from the Registrar,
Security Services Act -
Click Here - 2 Pages (Pdf)
Consultation sessions are planned.
Please join CSIS to help provide
meaningful sector feedback to the
Registrar.
Individual
-
Corporate -
Student
Information
about CSIS -
Click Here
Learn about CSIS
Certification and Professional
Development -
Click Here
Get involved -
its your profession!
National
Capitals Newsletter - Sept. 2006 Edition (
PDF-15
Pages) - get yours!
Ottawa
Chapter - CSIS
First Response to Terrorist
Activity
May 6, 2008 - 8 am - 5 pm.
Visit our website for details
Ontario Region
South Central Ontario
Chapter
We invite you to attend the next South Central Ontario Chapter meeting and presentation taking place on May 14.
Our presenter will be Ms. Susan Clarke from the Office of the Fire Marshall. She will be speaking about the recent changes to the Ontario Fire Code that came into force on November 21, 2007. The presentation will include explanations on the objective-based-format and many of the technical changes that have been made to the Code. This presentation will be of special interest to those who have to relate with/or manage fire technicians, workplace fire plans and occupancy loads.
FRONTLINE ROBOTICS
2
-Day Course on Suicide Bomber - Recogniton
and Management
This two day session will
make attendees aware of the issues, able
to recognize a terror attack, better able
to manage the fallout and to be in a
position to develop internal procedures
within their own organizations
Information and contact
information click here (PDF)
