Tom Williamson Email & Phone Number

Cf Chinook Centre

Calgary, Canada Area

OHS consultant to Facilities Develpoment (2011-2014)OHS partner to Facilities Management and Developmnet (2015)This department encompasses all the dedicated people working towards the the overall management, maintenance, and development of all the University's existing and future physical and mobile assets. Our goals & efforts significantly contribute to the University's vision of becoming one of the top five teaching & research institutions in Canada by 2016.Accountabilities include hazard assessments identification and controls, orientation and training, emergency management, and, incident reporting and investigations.

Working on the rollout of corporate business continuity plans, starting with individual business unit BIA interviews to assist with development of applicable, effective, and simple continuity plans. Working on review and enhancement of emergency procedures and responder teams from first responders up to the executive with development and design of training curriculums, tabletop, and full scale mock exercises involving internal & external stakeholders.

Responsible for fire code inspections of all university facilities, as well as fire prevention and educational delivery with fire drills and full scale integrated exercises with internal & external stakeholders.Worked closely with the City of Calgary Fire Department to ensure a coordinated response with both University and Fire Department resources. Secondary duties included the facilitation of University Emergency Response Plans for all faculties & departments.

Yemen

Contractor to an international Canadian Energy Company while exploring oil reserves in a high risk country in the Middle East. Responsible for the health, safety & security for primary offices in occupied urban settings as well as the field locations with only nomadic tribesmen for neighbors. Services included emergency preparedness, business continuity and security (policies, procedures, training) for staff, contractors & visitors while liaising with local population and government security forces.

The deputy fire chief is in charge of fire fighting and training in a supervisory role under the direction of the fire chief.This rank holds the responsibility for co-ordinating and directing the activities of the fire fighting units of the municipality. This person is also responsible to oversee the training and is to maintain discipline within the fire department ranks.

Throughout Alberta

Operated various light and medium helicopter platforms while working throughout the Province of Alberta

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