For over 10 years Ally has been assisting FortisBC to plan and execute emergency exercises involving their Furry Creek propane plant site in North Vancouver.
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Realistic Training at Copper Mountain Mine December saw the Ally team in Princeton, BC at the Copper Mountain Mine for a full-scale exercise (FSX) simulating a fatal industrial accident. Over 30 team members from the mine took part in the exercise, which enabled the players to realistically test the mine’s emergency response plan and practice…
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Early November saw Ally in Trail, conducting a functional flooding exercise to simulate a flow surge flood scenario at Waneta Dam. Nearly 40 participants took part in the exercise, representing FortisBC, Teck Resources Ltd. and the Columbia Basin Trust. Beyond satisfying the requirements set forth by BC Dam Safety regulations, the flooding exercise offered participants…
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In September 2024, Vancouver International Airport (YVR) tested its emergency response capabilities through a large-scale Full-Scale Exercise (FSX) simulating a major aircraft incident. For the seventh year in a row, Ally proudly partnered with the YVR team, contributing to the planning, design, and execution of this mandatory exercise, alongside a series of complementary tabletop exercises…
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The Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline Project involves the installation of 50 kilometres of new natural gas pipeline between Coquitlam and Squamish, BC. In August, Ally Emergency Management collaborated with Surerus Murphy Joint Venture and FortisBC to conduct a table-top exercise (TTX) focused on validating response procedures for potential accidental pipeline ruptures. Surerus Murphy…
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