British Columbia Association of Emergency Managers

General Information

Annual membership with BCAEM is open to:

• Specialists in emergency management (practitioners),
• First responders (police, fire, ambulance or other medical personnel)
• Occupational health and safety workers,
• Business continuity specialists,
• Elected officials,
• Emergency program volunteers, and
• Students in an emergency management affiliated program.

Benefits

Membership provides an opportunity to become more aware of the world of emergency management.

• Join a working group of individuals who share the same interests as you
• Participate in information seminars on current issues
• Develop professional contacts internationally through activities organized by the association
• Access to the Association's website, including reports, files, links, training opportunities, employment opportunities, and other information posted by members, for members
• Contribute to the emergency management community by writing articles about your experiences for publication on our website

If you want to join an extensive network of emergency managers, advance your understanding and education within the field of emergency management, contribute to or benefit from information exchange and promote the advancement of emergency management efforts in British Columbia and Canada, join the BCAEM!

Registration procedure

The membership application process takes place on-line. Please follow the steps below to apply for BCAEM membership:

1. Complete the on-line application form and submit fees.
   As part of this process, you will need to submit payment of membership fees either on-line (preferred) or by cheque or money order.
2. Click the link in the e-mail generated from step 1 to confirm your e-mail address.
   Follow any additional directions in the e-mail.
   
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   NOTE: DO NOT USE THE LINK ABOVE IF YOU ARE RENEWING YOUR MEMBERSHIP. If you wish to renew your membership, please login and use the Renew Membership link that appears on the menu.
   
   

Membership fees

There are two classes of membership: regular members (individuals) and student members. Student members must be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary institution and do not have voting rights.