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Security Coordinator STEVE SUMMERVILLE Curriculum Vitae April 2021 1 Table of Contents Table of Contents ...................................................................... 2 Steven Summerville – Contact Information .............................. 3 Professional Background ......................................................... 3 Education ................................................................................ 10 Continuing Education ............................................................. 11 Associations ........................................................................... 16 Awards .................................................................................... 16 Crowd Control Project Management ....................................... 18 Special Events Management................................................... 19 Project Participation ............................................................... 25 Private Consulting .................................................................. 37 Media Presentations ............................................................... 68 Expert Witness Recognition ................................................... 85 April 2021 2 Steven Summerville – Contact Information STAY SAFE Instructional Programs. (SSIP) 3 Holmes Crescent Ajax, Ontario. L1T 3R6 Cell: (416)-318-8299 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website: https://staysafeip.com/ Professional Background CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION (CNE). – Toronto, Ontario. May 2016 to present Security Coordinator. ~ The Security Coordinator reports to the Director of Operations and reviews current CNE Security Plans and deployments of security staff, paid duty police officers and makes recommendations as required, reviews current security procedures and make recommendations for change where required, works in conjunction with security contractors and Exhibition Place Security in implementing security and emergency response training for CNE staff and other stakeholders including; Enercare Centre, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (regarding BMO Field and Coca-Cola Coliseum) and Live Nation Canada (regarding the Budweiser Stage), liaises with all emergency services providers and other relevant stake holders on behalf of the CNE in security planning for the upcoming Fair. Leads the CNE emergency response team in the event of a serious emergency and be the main contact between emergency providers and CNE, participates in CNE Emergency Management Response Team, reviews cash handling procedures and security measures implemented for the CNE cash office, liaises with other stakeholders and review relevant security procedures., prior to the CNE, attends security planning meetings and during the Fair, leads daily security meetings on behalf of the CNE, works with third parties in planning/implementing CCTV program for the CNE., reviews on a daily basis all security reports and make recommendations pertaining to content of reports, provides input into changes to reporting format that may be required. ~ Oversees deployment of paid-duty policing and security provision respecting eleven (11) licensed establishments and works in conjunction with the Alcohol and April 2021 3 Gaming Commission (AGCO) of Ontario, security contractors and Exhibition Place Security in implementing security response for CNE staff and other stakeholders. TORONTO FESTIVAL OF BEER (TFOB) - Toronto, Ontario. July 2018 to present Security Director. ~ The Security Coordinator reports to the Director of Operations and reviews current TFOB Security Plans and deployments of security staff, paid duty police officers and makes recommendations as required, reviews current security procedures and make recommendations for change where required, works in conjunction with security contractors and Exhibition Place Security in implementing security and emergency response protocols for TFOB staff and other stakeholders including; Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (regarding BMO Field and Coca-Cola Coliseum), liaises with all emergency services providers and other relevant stake holders on behalf of TFOB in security planning for the upcoming Festival. Leads the TFOB emergency response team in the event of a serious emergency and be the main contact between emergency providers and TFOB, attends security planning meetings and during the Festival, leads daily security meetings on behalf of TFOB. ~ Oversees deployment of paid-duty policing and security provision respecting in multiple serving areas and works in conjunction with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) of Ontario, security contractors and Exhibition Place Security in implementing securing response for TFOB staff and other stakeholders. STAY SAFE Instructional Programs (SSIP) – Ajax Ontario. Sept 2007 to present President – Program Delivery. ~ Training: The duties of President of Program Delivery for STAY SAFE Instructional Programs (SSIP) includes the development and providing of provincially mandated training programs to all Canadian security personnel in compliance with the Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB), Private Security Investigative Services Act (PSISA – 2005) and other current and anticipated acts of consistent provincial legislation. Participants are educated in programs ranging from crisis management, management of resistant Behaviour (MORB), effective communications, crowd management, event management, alcohol management, defensive tactics, use-of- force principles, provincial statutes, etc., to enable the basic training program as determined by “regulation”. Seminars, lectures and information sessions are also provided to government agencies, private industry, the insurance industry, the entertainment and hospitality industry, legal firms and the public sector to inform them of the purpose and methods of the training and its applications. In addition, course facilitators are instructed in the principles of adult education and evaluation practices. April 2021 4 ~ Research and Development: Methods, applications and educational programs must adhere to provincially implemented guidelines, be effective and acceptable to the community at large and provide adequate, ethical and legal avenues of behavior to all serving members of security services and/or persons performing security related services throughout the country. The development of the training programs necessitates thorough research and knowledge in a variety of areas including: Federal, Provincial and Municipal legislation; local political and operational factors, judicial court decisions, coroner recommendations, and subject capability assessment. MKD Security – Awareness – Concord Ontario. Feb 2006 to Sept 2007 President – Program Delivery. ~ Training: The duties of President of Program Delivery for MKD Security/Awareness Inc. include the development and providing of provincially mandated training programs to all Canadian security personnel in compliance with the Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB), Ontario Bill 159 (enacted December 15th, 2005) and other anticipated acts of consistent provincial legislation. Participants are educated in programs ranging from crisis management, effective communications, defensive tactics, use-of-force principles, provincial statutes, etc., in order to complete the basic training program as determined by “regulation”. Seminars, lectures and information sessions are also provided to government agencies, private industry, the insurance industry, the entertainment and hospitality industry, legal firms and the public sector to inform them of the purpose and methods of the training and its applications. In addition, course facilitators are instructed in the principles of adult education and evaluation practices. ~ Research and Development: Methods, tactics and educational programs must adhere to provincially implemented guidelines, be effective and acceptable to the community at large and provide adequate and legal avenues of behaviour to all serving members of the security services throughout the country. The development of the training programs necessitates thorough research and knowledge in a variety of areas including: Federal, Provincial and Municipal legislation; local political and operational factors, judicial court decisions, coroner recommendations, and officer capability assessment. CHUM Television Limited – Toronto Ontario. Aug 2001 to Jan 2006 Director of Security Operations. ~ The duties of Director of Security Operations - CHUM Television oversees the management of the CHUM Television Security team and specifically manages and establishes the principles and standards for work performance, hiring, directing and training staff to ensure capable and consistent performance. Responsibilities include the maintaining of data bases and records, the planning and coordination April 2021 5 of live events, the acquisition of permits respecting the service of alcoholic beverages, effectively managing and monitoring all forms of undesirable communication, developing and maintaining effective liaisons with law enforcement and the alcohol and gaming commission, and the assisting of various departments with security related issues. ~ Oversees deployment of paid-duty policing and security provision respecting the facilitation of Special Occasion Permits (SOP’s) and works in conjunction with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission (AGCO) of Ontario, security contractors and CHUM Television Security in implementing security response for CHUM Television staff and other stakeholders.
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