Providing All Hazard Response Support
to Communities in Need
respond appropriately
reduce loss
respond confidently
Raise up a community to lead all hazard response:
Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) Support
Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Assessments
Risk Management
Structure Defence and Protection Training
Rapid Wildfire Risk Assessments
Structure Protection Unit, Mitigation, and Tiger Dam Trailers
When faced with a fire, flood or other crisis, many First Nation communities suffer avoidable losses because they:
Didn’t receive emergency
management training
Aren’t equipped with the basic resources to protect community
Couldn’t access finances to
have a local leader dedicated to a specialized role
FNESS All Hazard Response helps you lay the
groundwork to manage a crisis independently.
We help First Nation communities find their way through the practical and financial reality of emergency response. When you feel overlooked because your situation falls outside the standard guidelines, we’ll do everything we can to connect you with the resources you need.
EQUIP YOUR OWN EMERGENCY PLANNING COORDINATOR
Set your local Emergency Coordinator up for success with tools and training to manage your emergency plan. As we advocate for funding and provide ongoing training and mentorship, your local emergency
leader’s capacity will increase for the benefit of your community.
REQUEST AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAILER
Let us know if your community requires a Structure Protection Unit, Mitigation or Tiger Dam trailer during an emergency.
After Hours Assistance: 1-888-822-3388
Prepare Your Community with All Hazard response Support
MAKE PROACTIVE CONTACT
Being prepared for an emergency before it happens will reduce strain on leaders and their communities. Reach out to our All Hazard Response team so we can understand more about you, your people, and your emergency management goals.
get equipped
With your knowledge of local hazards and our expertise in emergency planning, we’ll suggest training and resources that will be most useful in the face of an emergency.
reduce chaos and risk
With new knowledge and skills, you’ll have more control and less stress when faced with a community emergency.
Your All Hazard Response Team
FNESS has a long-standing, respectful relationship with BC’s First Nation communities. We understand how often you hear “no” when facing a crisis and in need of assistance. Your people, needs and values matter to us. We’re here to help in any way we can with guidance, advocacy and training so you can experience a smooth operation tapping into our years of experience and training. When the barriers feel overwhelming, we’re here to help you get to “yes.”
Lead confidently through
challenging times.
Proactive leaders want to stand prepared to manage an emergency. To do that, you need access to effective training and resources before a crisis strikes, and support during response. The problem is BC’s First Nation communities often lack the capacity and opportunities they need to prepare for, manage and respond to emergency events. That missing knowledge base leaves you and your members feeling insecure and at greater risk of loss.
At FNESS, we see how discouraging it is for leaders to feel under-equipped. So our All Hazard Response Department is committed to building empowering partnerships that help Nations get more of the support they need before, during and after an incident.
Contact our office to start working together and bring your members the training you need. Let’s create a safer future and an empowering partnership for the long run.
