Office of the FIRE MARSHAL Emergency Building Measures A Guide to Strengthen Emergency Management of High-Rise and High-Risk Buildings - 2002

Audio Visual Resources

Audio-visual materials to assist with preparing emergency guidelines or for training personnel in emergency procedures

For more information about these materials, please call:
Sophie Greco
Office of the Fire Marshal
Audio-Visual Resource Centre
416-325-3121
Sophie.Greco@ontario.ca

1. Air Monitoring: Part 1 Contamination Assessment, Part 2 Direct Reading Instruments
2. American Heat/Oklahoma City: The Response, September 1995
3. American Heat/Bomb Scares, Bomb Threats and Bomb Explosions, September 1997
4. American Heat/Weapons of Mass Destruction, December 1999
5. American Heat/Terrorism: The First in Response Team, April 2000
6. American Heat/Mass Decontamination: Easy or Difficult?  October 2000
7. American Heat/Emergency Management of Mass Gatherings, September 2001
8. American Heat/Inside the Pentagon, September 11, 2002, November 2001
9. American Heat/Massive Mutual Aid, October 2003
10. American Heat/Terrorist vs. FireFighter, September 2004
11. Anthrax Awareness
12. Bioterror (Nova Production)
13. Blue Canaries
14. Bomb Threat
15. Chemical Protective Clothing
16. Coping with Terrorism in a Changing World 
17. Cylinders
18. Decision Making Skills for Public Officials During Hazardous Materials Incident:

1. Emergency Manager
2. EMS Coordinator
3. Fire Chief
4. Mayor or City Manager
5. Police Chief
6. Public Works Director

19. Decontamination Procedures
20. Decon Team (Decontamination)
21. Decon Team (Hazardous Materials)
22. Decontamination: "The Right Way"
23. Domestic Terrorism: Entrapment Bombs
24. Eight Step Process

1. Site Management and Control
2. Identifying the Problem
3. Hazard and Risk Evaluation
4. Protective Clothing and Equipment
5. Information Management and Resource Coordination
6. Implementing Response Objectives
7. Decontamination
8. Terminating the Incident

25. EMS Response to Multiple Casualty, Volume III
26. Emergency Action Plan. Crisis Under Control
27. Emergency Evacuation. Getting Out Alive
28. Emergency Response

1. Building and Fire Safety Systems
2. Life Safety and Evacuation
3. Planning Resources

29. Fire Command

1. Assume, Confirm and Position
2. Situation Evaluation
3. Communications
4. Deployment
5. Identifying Strategy and Incident Action Planning
6. Incident Organization
7. Review, Evaluation and Revision
8. Continue, Transfer and Terminate

30. First Responder Awareness
31. First Responder Training Package
32. Handling Contaminated Victims
33. Haz Chem - Introduction to Hazardous Materials
34. Hazardous Material Transport

1. By Airplane
2. By Rail
3. Over Highways

35. Hazmat Refresher Course
36. ICS The Incident Command System
37. Implementing the ICS at Hazardous Materials Incidents
38. Intermodal Containers
39. Lessons from Ground Zero

1. Emergency Action Plan
2. Evacuation

40. Living with Disaster Response
41. Mass Decon: WMD
42. Medical Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties: Triage and Field Management
43. Medical Operations at Haz Mat Incidents
44. NASA Dual Response Hazmat Exercise
45. Overview of the ICS at Hazardous Materials Incidents
46. Protecting America

1. Bioterror 101, part 1
2. Bioterror 101, part 2
3. Emergency Fortress; Protecting the Protector
4. Mass Transit/Mass Terror
5. Overwhelmed
6. Up to this Point
7. Dead Air, part 1
8. Dead Air, part 2

47. Real World Hazmat

1. Acid Spills and Fire
2. Chemical Fires
3. Chlorosulfonic Acid Leak
4. Fatal Pesticide Incident
5. Fertilizer Fire
6. Gasoline Loading Rack Fire
7. Natural Gas Incidents
8. Propane Tanker Fires

48. Rescue Specialist: Airport Terrorism
49. Response to Anthrax Threats
50. Riot Control Agents-Medical Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties
51. Special Events Contingency Planning: Training for Public Safety Agencies
52. Silent War: Infection Control for Emergency Responders
53. Technical Rescue: Awareness
54. Terrorism

1. Biological Weapons
2. Chemical Weapons
3. Explosive and Incendiary Weapons
4. 1st Response
5. Medical Response
6. Roll Call Edition
7. Radiological Weapons

55. Terrorism Awareness for First Responders in Ontario: Self Study (CD-ROM)
56. Terrorism/Hazardous Materials Awareness for First Responders in Ontario. Self Study (CD-ROM)
57. Why Decontaminate?
58. Why the Towers Fell
59. Working Fire/NYFD, Ground Zero, January 2002
60. Working Fire/Weapons of Mass Destruction Drill, July 2002