An invitation not to be missed
Airmedic is pleased to invite you to the first edition of the Airmedic Virtual Symposium, which will be held on November 30.
Thus, this virtual symposium will allow you to take part in meaningful discussions on health and safety trends in remote regions. As a result, you will be able to expand your professional network and learn directly from experts in the field.
Indeed, this virtual event holds great importance for our individual members, corporate members, and partners. It highlights crucial issues in the field of health and safety in remote regions. By partnering with leading names in the industry, Airmedic is confident that this series of conferences and panels will be beneficial for all. As a result, we expect a positive impact for both participants and the sector as a whole.
Moreover, this unique opportunity to deepen our knowledge, exchange innovative ideas, and equip ourselves with concrete solutions to address the challenges facing our sector will allow you to engage with SIRIUSMEDx, SKNA, Airmedic, the Canadian Armed Forces, Orientation Azimut, Nord Expé, Dessercom, Sur la pointe des pieds, and many more!
Together, let’s continue to push the boundaries of health and safety in remote regions!
The virtual symposium program
9:15 to 10:30
Crisis and Emergency Management: Prevention is better than cure
Panelists : Dessercom, Sur la pointe des pieds, Nord Expé and Airmedic
Objective: Equip participants with the tools for upstream preparation to face crisis situations in remote regions
In this virtual gathering, you will learn how to properly prepare before heading to a remote region. Then, you will discover how to create an emergency plan tailored to your reality and witness the concrete consequences of good or poor preparation. In short, you will leave with a greater sense of responsibility for your own safety.
10:45 to 11:45
The first actions to take in the event of an accident to save lives in remote regions
Panelists : SIRIUSMEDX and Airmedic
Objective: To educate outdoor enthusiasts in remote areas about first aid in the event of accident or injury.
During this conference, you will learn the theoretical basics of first aid, understand how to prevent injuries, and receive concrete tips for assembling your first aid kit. Moreover, quick reference guides will be provided, and role-playing scenarios will allow you to practice.
12:00 to 13:00
Lunch Conference: Connect with Airmedic employees
Panelists : Airmedic employees from various departments
Objective: Share insights on the realities of different departments regarding Airmedic’s daily operations.
Thus, you will have the opportunity to ask your questions directly to our dispatch center, pilots, paramedics, and flight nurses. This lunch conference will also support recruitment, with a talent management advisor on site to assist you.
13:15 to 14:15
Equipping yourself with geolocation tools and communicating with emergency services
Panelists : SKNA Solutions Télécom, Orientation Azimut and Airmedic
Objective: Discuss satellite communication technology, learn how to contact emergency services, and understand the importance of having a means of communication in remote regions
Notably, in this event, you will discover the features, advantages, and disadvantages of different communication devices. Then, you will learn how to geolocate yourself and relay the relevant information during an emergency call. If you own a satellite device, this is the perfect time to ask our experts your questions!
Panel: extreme landing in difficult terrain: the experience of Airmedic and Canadian Armed Forces pilots
Panelists: Canadian Armed Forces and Airmedic
Objective: Educate on pilots’ landing capabilities and preparing a landing site
During this panel, you will learn how to prepare a safe landing site, understand the implications of night flying, and discover the regulations governing landings in Canada. As a result, you will get an exciting glimpse into the spectacular realities of the field.
Questions and answers
1. Do I need to register to attend the symposium?
Yes, it is essential to be registered before November 30, 2023, to access the symposium. Space is limited. Act quickly!
2. Is it free?
The symposium is completely free thanks to our sponsors.
3. How do I log on to the conferences?
By registering, you will receive a participation link by email. If you have not received the link, check your junk email folder.
4. Can I log on at any time during the day?
Yes, the same link will be used throughout the event. So you can watch the first conference, log out, then log back in for the third conference.
5. How can I watch the symposium?
On a computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Thank you to our partners who make this event possible!
