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Organizational Resilience Consultant for Business and Individuals
An operational and human reading of risks.
A preparation that helps to preserve what matters in everyday life.
Former military, former paramedic and former 9-1-1 dispatcher, Mathieu Montaroux is responsible for emergency preparedness and evacuation planning in Quebec.
These experiences bring together complementary realities: intervening with people, understanding a situation under pressure, coordinating resources and preparing decisions before an event occurs.
On PrépaCivile, this route feeds a process of transmission: explain risks with measurement and give citizens points of departure applicable to their home.
Vocational training and qualifications
Mathieu Montaroux holds this DESS from the Université du Québec à Montréal. This training complements his field experience and his work as a consultant in organizational resilience.
Discover the UQAM programmeMathieu Montaroux holds a consultant card issued by the Office of Private Security (BSP).
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The journey in the armed forces, pre-hospital care and the distribution of relief puts into perspective the decision-making, stress and constraints of a real situation.
Risk analysis and evacuation planning call for clarification of roles, resources and possible actions prior to the occurrence.
Independent expeditions and activities in the natural environment provide another perspective on resource management, fatigue, unforeseen events and adaptation.
Articles, books and media interventions explain the preparation to various audiences, with a focus on daily life and self-help.
Interventions and collaborations
Mathieu Montaroux intervened in various media and formats dedicated to preparedness, autonomy and emergency situations.
Publications
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PrépaCivile Commitment
Citizen readiness makes sense when it takes into account relatives, housing, capacity and means available. The aim is to reduce vulnerabilities and strengthen the ability to act together.
An author's experience sheds light on a subject; it does not exempt him from checking information or requesting the opinion of a professional for a particular situation. Our editorial method specifies this distinction.