 Review planning applications under the provincial Planning Act for consistency with the natural hazard policies of the Provincial Policy Statement, as amended, including other interests and policies of the SVCA and make recommendations to the decision-making body.  Apply the Authority’s Development, Interference with Wetlands and Alterations to Shorelines and Watercourses Regulations, Ontario Regulation 169/06 to assigned files.  Review permit applications.  Prepare compliance letters to municipalities and landowners, Property Clearance letters, and other correspondence from the conservation authority related to environmental planning.  Liaise with municipal building officials, planning departments, and municipal clerks regarding development proposals.  Participate in the review of Official Plan and Comprehensive Zoning by-law updates.  Attend site meetings, and undertake site inspections, to obtain, examine, and analyze field data such as soils, wetland flora, slope instability indicators and watercourse parameters.  Identify and delineate floodplains, erosion prone lands, dynamic beaches, steep slopes, and wetlands.  Review professionally prepared drawings, reports, and technical papers, including slope stability studies, environmental impact studies, floodplain studies, and stormwater management plans.

 Provide administrative support to Long Term Care  Shift planning, development, reporting, ongoing monitoring, and maintenance of the work schedule  Preparing, maintaining documentation Organizing and compiling documents and files Process staff requests and inquiries Related payroll processes for Health Services Programs Commitment to Resident and Patient Safety by managing schedules at the County of Bruce to provide exceptional care

 Provide administrative support to Paramedic Services  Act as initial contact person for department inquiries; provide general information on department programs Working with the Community Paramedicine Program scheduling calls and patient visits Preparing, maintaining documentation Organizing and compiling documents and files Verifying and updating employee documentation, managing fleet, equipment, and supply records Provided GIS/911 information that required corrective actions involving allied agencies Assisting the Community Emergency Management Coordinator with duties involving the County Emergency Response Plan

 Provide administrative support to senior staff within the Fire and Emergency Services Department  Act as initial contact person for department inquiries; provide general information on department policies and procedures  On a quarterly basis, export Motor Vehicle Incidents from Fire database. Gather at fault personal information, and Insurance policy numbers  Contact insurance companies to receive incident claim numbers and adjustor information  Compile, issue and ensure accuracy of Open-Air Burn Infraction Administrative penalties and interaction with impacted individuals to provide explanations in relation to the infraction including legislative reference  Input, create, and maintain fire incident reports, inventories, asset management and personnel files in Fire database  On-going input, maintenance, and verification of payroll data through incident reports and training logs for approximately 100 volunteer firefighters for payroll processing on a quarterly basis. The data generated relies on accuracy and attention to detail to ensure proper processing and entry of training hours, incident responses and premiums used for payroll and legislated reporting.  Provide the Community Emergency Management administrative support for Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act annual submission. Attend Emergency Operations Centre meetings and take minutes.  Liaises regularly with Treasury Department personnel on the processing of volunteer fire fighter payroll based on incident reporting  Oversee communication of Township burning status via website, social media and other mediums  Maintain and update Departmental Standard Operating Procedures and policies  Assist Director with the preparation of department operating and capital budgets

Oversees the operations of the 911 services for the County of Huron.• Develop and maintain databases to ensure 9-1-1 databases operate with highest degree of accuracy using an application of ArcGIS, MS Access, SQL and Filemaker software o Manage data for Huron County roads, intersection locations, and emergency service zones, geocoding addresses, and emergency planning. o Investigate complex and highly sensitive 9-1-1 calls at the request of emergency services to provide recommendations • Maintain the Huron County 9-1-1 System to within the accuracy standards established under the Public Emergency Response System agreement. • Deliver 9-1-1 services, make recommendations to the Technical Subcommittee regarding maintenance of the system and agreements.• Contribute to the preparation, evaluation and debriefing of the municipalities and the County with table-top and live emergency exercises.• Deliver recommendations and assist in the development, integration and implementation of Social Media use during emergencies.• Develop policies and processes to ensure consistency with direction of governing authorities.• Investigate and analyze complex 9-1-1 calls at the request of emergency services to provide system recommendations to allied emergency agencies, municipalities and affected families on what impacted the delivery of emergency services.• Build positive working relationships by demonstrating openness and trust through the sharing of information and two-way team building with nine municipalities, provincial ministries, local emergency services, and the community.• Develop budgets to meet requirements of new initiatives. o Recommend annual capital expenditures for programs by participating in meetings to determine operational goals, budgets and accounting processes.• Create and implement work plans for the management of Emergency Service projects and deliverables.• Present reports and answer questions of Huron County and municipal Councils.

• Aerial photo work to identify Hazard Land (Environmental Protection) mapping, surveying for flood zone mapping & undertaking site inspections• Filed and organized records of both hard copies and the computer database• Completed computer graphic work involving booklets reports and signs

• Assisted with various tasks for the Beaver Pond Management Project, including data entry, Aerial photo interpretation and GIS mapping work using SPANS• Constructed and redesigned duck nest structures• Field survey and project site reviews throughout Ontario

• Contacting various Ministries for legislation. • Meetings with landowners. • Water Taking Permit Program remodeling. • Watercourse surveys and flow discharge measurements. • AutoCAD work. • Field crew supervisor

Co-op Terms 1993 to 1995• Measuring and layout of road allowances, highway curves, property boundaries• Working with Levels and Transits• Confirming centerlines of highways• Acquiring elevations and grade of road construction work• Confirming cut and fills volumes • AutoCAD and Drafting work• Ability to read Construction and survey drawings, interprets technical manuals