CAC Critical Incident and Crisis Management Policy
Canadian Aviation College is committed to the safety and well-being of all students, staff, and visitors. We have established a policy and procedure for managing critical incidents and crisis situations in a timely, coordinated, and culturally responsive manner.
What is a Critical Incident?
Any traumatic, serious, or threatening event that impacts the safety of individuals at CAC, including:
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Medical emergencies
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fires
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natural disasters
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criminal activity
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overdose crises
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missing persons reports
Crisis Management Team Contacts:
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Iris Challoner – Student Services Lead: iris@cacbc.ca | 604-317-8597
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Bote Sha – Chief Flight Instructor: cfi@cacbc.ca
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Steven Dobes – Maintenance and Safety Liaison: steven@cacbc.ca
Emergency Instructions:
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In emergencies, call 911 immediately.
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In overdose Incident Naloxone kits are available at Dispatch and Operations.
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Students should report threats to any staff and keep their contact and Emergency Contact information in EMS up to date
Post-Incident Support:
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Access to counselling, academic accommodation, and help reconnect with family abroad.
Emergency procedures to be used in the event of fire:
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Leave the fire area immediately.
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Activate the fire alarm and alert others.
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Go to the Fords Road Parking Lot, by CAC pedestrian Gate.
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Do not re-enter the building until the fire department has cleared the building.
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Notify management.
Evacuation route:
