New: Real-time flight updates on WhatsApp—plus ask Pearson about dining, directions and more.
Start chatting
Nonstop to what you love. Eight cities, eight itineraries, all direct from Pearson.
Plan your next trip

Facility control measures and evacuation plan

At any time, thousands of people may be working or travelling through the buildings and terminals at Pearson Airport. During an emergency, it's important to know how to efficiently and safely evacuate these buildings, so that everyone can be safe.

Pearson offers facility control measures and evacuation plan training to all employees and tenants. Anyone who works at Pearson Airport must complete this course once a year, in accordance with the fire code.

Course topics

The facility control measures and evacuation plan will help you understand

  • Which organizations are responsible for the different life safety systems and evacuation procedures at Pearson
  • How to report emergencies
  • How to recognize Life Safety equipment
  • How to properly evacuate any building in the event of an emergency

Please note, the training program will not load in Internet Explorer.

Start the facility control measures and evacuation plan training

Subscribe for Toronto Pearson updates

Stay updated with the latest flight destinations, travel tips and tricks, and exclusive shopping and dining offers—delivered straight to your inbox!

I’m interested in offers and updates for:

Please enter your email address.

Your personal information is being collected for the purpose of sending you digital communications about products and services offered at Toronto Pearson, including news, promotions, and market research. Because you are expressing an interest in Toronto Pearson, we may also permit members of a select-list of companies to send you information about their products or services that we believe may be of interest to you. You can withdraw your consent to receive digital communications from the GTAA at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link from any email communication. Please refer to the GTAA’s privacy policy or contact us for more information.

Sorry, we couldn't complete your subscription. Please try again.

You’ve subscribed to Toronto Pearson updates.