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INTRODUCTION

Participant and Associate Members 2009

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Participant Members (Shareholders)

Associate Members

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Addax Petroleum Anadarko Apache Corporation BG BHP Billiton BP Chevron CNR International ConocoPhillips Devon Energy Dubai Petroleum Establishment ENI S.P.A. ExxonMobil Greater Nile Petroleum Hess Corporation Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Marathon Oil Marquard & Bahls Nexen Inc ONGC PDVSA Perenco Petro-Canada Petron Corporation Petroplus PTT Saudi Aramco Shell Sonangol StatoilHydro Talisman Tesoro Maritime Total Trafigura

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Maersk Oil North Sea Murphy Sarawak Oil Co. Ltd Nautical Petroleum Nido Petroleum Philippines Nippon Oil Noble Energy Oil Ex Co OMV OPET Ophir Services PA Resources Petrofac Development PC Vietnam Limited Petronas Carigali Mauritania PowerSeraya Ltd Premier Oil Providence Resources PT Arah Prana PT Kawasan Industri Dumai Reliance Industries Ltd Repsol Exploration SA RWE Dea UK Ltd Salamander Energy Santos Ltd Sasol Petroleum Serica Energy plc Silverstone Energy Singapore Petroleum Company Spanish Coast Guard Stratic Energy Sterling Resources TAQA Tullow Group Services Tupras Valiant Petroleum Venture Vermillion Wintershall AG

Contents INTRODUCTION 04 05

The Chief Executive’s Message The Chairman’s Message

STRATEGIC FOCUS 06 06 06 07

Mission Statement Charter Vision 2009 Strategic Focus

INDUSTRY INITIATIVES 08

Global Nature of our Partnership 08 Industry Technical Advisory Committee 09 Global Response Network 10 Advocacy Activities

OUR SERVICES 12 13 14

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Preparedness and Response Oil Spill Capability Audit Contingency Planning 14 Contingency Planning 14 Oil Spill Modelling Software 14 UK Continental Shelf Preparedness Services 15 Oiled Wildlife Response Plans 15 Sensitivity Mapping Tiered Capability 16 Aviation 16 UK Continental Shelf Surveillance and Dispersant Service (UKCS) 17 West and Central Africa Surveillance and Dispersant Service (WACAF) 18 Equipment 18 Response Expertise 18 Technical Advisor 19 Specialist Personnel Support 19 Maintaining Preparedness Exercises and Drills Training 24 Course Aim 25 Course Listing 2009

INTRODUCTION

MEMBERSHIP 26 27 27 28

Membership Benefits Types of Membership Membership Subscription Service Level Agreement (SLA)

OUR PEOPLE 30 31

Biography Index Staff Biographies

EQUIPMENT 44 45 58

Equipment Index Equipment Stockpile Preloaded Packages

FEE STRUCTURE 66 73

Scale of Fees Terms and Conditions

ACTIVATION 75 76 77 78 80 81

Key Responses Shared Responsibilities Member Activation Procedure Notification Forms Mobilisation Authorisation Form Duty Managers and Activation Card information

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The Chief Executive’s Message

We begin this year with a new name and fresh logo, signifying the unification of two great Companies. This represents another important landmark in our evolution, and is the hallmark of an organisation that is not content to stand still, always striving to be better. We are justifiably proud of our legacy and heritage, and I believe our new trading name of Oil Spill Response reflects this and gives us an effective banner with which to go into 2009. Looking back on our achievements during the course of the last year – and indeed the half-way point of our five year vision 2006-2010 – I am enthused by the dynamic developments that have taken place, championed by a talented, energetic and committed workforce of whom I am profoundly proud. Our operating scenario is one of continual change and challenge, and as we review the current external influences and in particular the turmoil in the global economy, we are sure that this will continue for some time to come. It is however as much an opportunity for us as a threat, potentially generating much more demand. Our vision and long term plan for success holds fast but we must be alert to the many drivers that may impact us. We have over the last few years been growing our expertise and training comprehensively to occupational standards, developing a flexible, multi-skilled pool of expert resource able to support you in both short term projects and longer term assignments. As your demands increase – as they have so much over the last year –

we see the need to be ever more agile and responsive. I hope that in this yearbook you will see the wide range of services and expertise available to you. We understand the requirement to be in areas where you need us most, such as those of major development – as is now the case in Indonesia, Libya and West Africa. We also advocate the benefits that accrue to industry in better use of resources and leaner solutions, and to that end are developing stronger alliances with other industry co-operatives to enhance global integration. Throughout the coming year we will continue to place particular emphasis on improving direct communication with you through our customer engagement programme. This provides the opportunity for us to listen to your needs and also to measure our performance. I have very much enjoyed my part in this programme and look forward to meeting many of you again in 2009. Our agenda is huge, but it is my commitment that we will continue to develop and adapt as necessary in order to deliver what you our customers need – in both tough times and good.

Archie Smith Chief Executive and Director

Oil Spill Response’s Executive Management

INTRODUCTION

The Chairman’s Message

These are times marked by significant financial instability, concern for society at large and all sectors of industry. Nonetheless I am confident that our business will not be directly affected to any great extent. There is of course no room for complacency, but we can be confident that the oil industry, although not immune to uncertainties stemming from the global economy, will maintain its utmost commitment to undertaking preparedness activities and preventing incidents so that it is always best placed to manage potential emergencies. Oil Spill Response, in taking cognisance of this situation, will continue to ensure that its services are offered in the most valuable, efficient and cost effective manner to our stakeholders – that is the industry and governments of the countries who call upon us to work or respond. As a global Company that pays detailed attention to the regional needs of its Shareholders and customers, we need to continue strengthening relations with other major

response organisations more than ever before, in order to effectively utilise all available resource in the best interests of those we service. Oil Spill Response’s strategy is to advance its pursuit of excellence in preparedness and response activities, delivered by great people deploying top quality equipment and thoroughly tested procedures, whilst collaborating with the organisations that form the Global Response Network. This will allow us to optimise delivery to our Shareholders who rightly expect a service fit for their needs wherever they operate.

Paolo Linzi Chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (London, December 2008) (From left)

Front row: Archie Smith, Oil Spill Response; Paolo Linzi (Chairman), Eni SpA; Lindsay Mead, Oil Spill Response; Dave Salt, Oil Spill Response

Second row: Mohammad Al-Ramadhan, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation; Brian Tadeo, Apache Corporation, Chris Morris (Board Advisor) (Honorary Advisor); Lon Langlois, Hess Corporation; Alan Higgins (Board Advisor) Chevron Corporation

Last row: Bruce McKenzie, BP; Tosh Moller (Board Advisor)

Third row: Michael Stacey

Fourth row: Bill Lerch (Board Advisor); John Weust, Marathon Oil; Jeff Patry, (Absent: Tim Robertson, Addax Petroleum)

Mission Statement The mission of Oil Spill Response is to provide resources to respond to oil spills efficiently and effectively on a global basis.

Charter Oil Spill Response will continue its pursuit of excellence in providing cost effective oil spill response, training and consultancy services. Oil Spill Response will work towards improving communication, awareness of resources and capabilities, and where appropriate, encourage mutual support among the global population of international tier three oil spill co-operatives. These efforts will enhance Oil Spill Responseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to deliver the quality of services required by its Shareholders.

Vision Consist of a much larger workforce of experts in a wide variety of oil spill issues. We will be known and used for a much broader range of oil spill services from prevention and preparedness through response to remediation and will be used more frequently by our customers. Have a presence in many more locations around the world, putting resources (both personnel and equipment if required) closer to our customers and will set the benchmarks for regional tier 2 services. Have a large training service recognised as setting the international standards for both our internal and external training. That position will differentiate us from other training providers allowing us to continue to provide premium end training. Be the provider of choice for technical solutions to the majority of our Members and generating a significant contribution to shareholder fees. The services will be predominantly in the areas of preparedness including consultancy and secondments as well as equipment on standby and turnkey support packages but extending as our spill management services grow. It is fundamental to our business that we always deliver the Service Level Agreement with due consideration for Health, Safety and the Environment.

strategic focus

A purpose that is well understood and a clear plan of action to achieve it are fundamental to guide any business. In Oil Spill Response we have worked hard to ensure we have those elements, and our Mission and Charter and annual business planning process together produce a straightforward strategy for us to follow. This has not changed much over the years and continues to focus on the key issues of our people, the customer, good financial management and the importance of the tiered response structure.

The strategy therefore is clear: we will continue to strive to be better at what we do, we will embrace change and adapt as our customersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs dictate. Our Vision was developed in 2006 and gave us an idea of what we expected to be like in the subsequent five years. This has helped us in our planning, and is a

Our strategic focus in 2009 will therefore

focus when we engage with customers. We continually

continue to be as follows.

validate our aspirations and are confident that as we enter the second half of the 5 year period, the Vision

To develop our staff and ensure the proper recognition and development of talent through succession planning and effective recruitment and training.

remains valid despite the economic climate. The key drivers of (a) being closer to the customer as industry moves into ever more remote areas, (b) helping industry manage the aging demographic problem; and (c) progressively achieving greater standards and

To adopt an aggressive approach to cost

smarter solutions, all hold fast.

management that delivers value for money and keeps fee increases within acceptable limits.

This means that we shall continue along our chosen path with an agenda that is both substantial and

To listen to our customers, ensuring that we understand their needs and drivers, in order to tailor what we deliver to what they want now and in the future.

demanding. We recognise that our business operates in a niche market, and that in being service driven we depend critically on the knowledge and expertise of our people. In addition we need to create the conditions that enable us to perform our core functions and deliver

To be more commercially adept, developing professional business management expertise to support sustainable growth in preparedness activities around the globe.

our objectives. We look especially to improve our transfer of expertise, where the focus on continuous learning is part of our cultural DNA and knowledge is valued, readily available and shared for the wider benefit of both our people and our stakeholders.

To promote the industry position ensuring clarity of what the Tiered Response Concept stands for, and what the industry owned co-operatives do and why.

We believe these factors will play an important part in underpinning our strategy and leveraging continued success.

8 ITAC meeting in Savannah, USA, May 2008

Global Nature of our Partnership Oil Spill Response works very closely with industry and government partners to develop technical and advocacy initiatives to enhance our response and preparedness capability globally. The three main avenues of co-operation are: • Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC) • Global Response Network (GRN) • Advocacy activities

Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC)

ITAC Website

The Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC) draws its Members from the oil industry’s response community and other organisations which advocate oil pollution response and preparedness. ITAC provides a focus for technical and scientific issues and facilitates information exchanges on common issues and development opportunities. Oil Spill Response has a leading role in coordinating such meetings and bringing the oil industry, response organisations and other stakeholders together. ITAC undertakes projects to provide technical support, best practice guidelines and benchmarking. Project outcomes are communicated through ITAC papers which are available to Members and the wider oil spill community on the ITAC website (www.industry-tac.org).

ITAC provides value to its Members through: Production of technical and scientific papers on oil spill response matters Provision of progress reports on ongoing projects by individual organisations Providing the principal forum for information sharing and exchange between oil spill response organisations and the industry Identification of new technical issues or projects which may have a significant impact on the industry Sharing experiences through case studies and information exchange on technical aspects of response In addition, ITAC provides value to the IPIECA Oil Spill Working Group (OSWG) through: Contribution of expertise and time to develop manuals for the IPIECA report series (e.g. the IPIECA Guide to Tiered Preparedness and Response) Alignment and synergy with related work outputs from the OSWG Emerging Issues Programme and the OPRC-HNS Technical Group of International Maritime Organization (IMO)

ITAC meetings are formally held twice a year, and when possible, scheduled to coincide with a major oil spill conference. ITAC works closely with the OSWG, often holding meetings consecutively. Both meetings in 2008 were well supported by representatives from the industry, the oil spill response organisations and other scientific and technical partners.

ITAC Meeting in Southampton, UK, October 2008

For more information, please contact: Andy Nicoll andynicoll@oilspillresponse.com

INDUSTRY INITIATIVES

ITAC meeting in Southampton, UK, October 2008

Advocacy activities

Global Response Network (GRN) Global Response Network The Global Response Network (GRN) is a collaboration of seven major oil industry funded spill response organisations whose mission is to harness co-operation and maximise the effectiveness of oil spill response services worldwide (www.globalresponsenetwork.com). Its Members are: Alaska Clean Seas (ACS) Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre (AMOSC) Clean Caribbean & Americas (CCA) East Canada Response Corporation (ECRC) Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) Oil Spill Response Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) Objectives of the GRN: Enhance the utilisation of industry resources around the globe Seek co-operation in global preparedness and response activities Share best practice to promote and improve industry standards GRN Membership Criteria: Not-for-profit industry funded response organisation Substantive industry remit Willing to share resources with no financial gain Participate fully in each area of co-operation Subscribe to the mission of the Network Report of Activity 2008 The GRN was an exhibitor at the 2008 International Oil Spill Conference, which provided a productive platform for wider engagement and promulgation of the Networkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s operating philosophy. The annual meeting of the GRN took place at this time and Members agreed it would be beneficial to establish a framework that enables the sharing of dispersant inventory in order to:

provide a means of guaranteed and ready access to additional dispersant stocks minimise cost of holding industry stock provide best opportunity for the rotation of industry dispersant stocks deliver collective efficiency savings

GRN stand at IOSC SAVANNAH, USA, May 2008

A Dispersant Sharing Protocol was subsequently developed and formally launched in November 2008. Specific examples of Member co-operation include the following: In the wake of simultaneous long term personnel deployment, Oil Spill Response was able to offer practical response opportunities to its GRN partners MSRC conducted a Health & Safety audit for CCA and developed a stronger working relationship in the areas of regulatory requirement and best practice Multiple support was provided from MSRC to WCMRC concerning Fast Response Vessel construction A more structured relationship has been established between Oil Spill Response and AMOSC

For more information, please contact: Trish Johns, GRN Co-ordinator trishjohns@oilspillresponse.com

Advocacy Activities Advocacy is one of the pillars of the Service Level Agreement. On behalf of our Members, Oil Spill Response undertakes a wide range of activities to promote the adoption of the fundamental principles of preparedness and response. Using a variety of platforms and media, we engage governments and other parties to encourage mutually beneficial partnerships between the controlling authorities and the supporting oil industry.

Regional Director (Singapore) meets delegates from Thailand

Our Advocacy programme has been developed around four key messages. 1) We support the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association (IPIECA) in their efforts to encourage ratification of the relevant international oil pollution conventions, principally a. OPRC 90 b. CLC 92 c. Fund 92 2) We support the practical implementation of the elements of the OPRC Convention, specifically a. Underpinning legislation b. A risk-based Oil Spill Contingency Plan c. A programme of training and exercises 3) We uphold the principles of Tiered Preparedness and Response, encouraging all stakeholders to adopt this approach towards building appropriate response capacity in a cost effective and integrated structure 4) We promote the adoption of a pragmatic risk-based policy approach to the use of dispersants as a strategic response tool, where and when its use may be appropriate

Oil Spill Response - Visit to IMO August 2008

These key messages are broadly aligned with the goals of IPIECA; a strategic alliance between Oil Spill Response and IPIECA provides our Members with a powerful tool through which to articulate the industry consensus position on responsible spill preparedness measures. Through this partnership, our Members benefit from IPIECAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s international profile as a trusted representative of industry when working with Governments and the IMO whilst IPIECA Members benefit from our unparalleled technical spill response capability and experience.

INDUSTRY INITIATIVES Global Initiative

IPIECA Oil Spill Working Group

The value of this alliance in promoting all four key messages is most clearly demonstrated through the Global Initiative (GI). Specifically, Oil Spill Response strongly supports IPIECA in implementing the GI for West and Central Africa (GI-WACAF) (www.giwacaf.org) To this end, Oil Spill Response provides a Project Manager to IPIECA to implement the GI-WACAF Action Plan. The GI-WACAF facilitates regional and national workshops, seminars and training sessions, each with the aim to develop national response capability whilst integrating industry resources and technical know-how within a spirit of government-industry collaboration. The project further encourages these response arrangements to be formalised in a National Contingency Plan under the control of a “designated authority” within the national administration.

Established in 1987, the Oil Spill Working Group (OSWG)(www.ipieca.org) serves as the international oil industry’s high-level strategic forum and aims to improve oil spill preparedness and response worldwide. Oil Spill Response is a valued technical partner of the OSWG which, together with other partners (AMOSC, CCA, CEDRE, ITOPF, etc) provide technical input and support to the industry group.

In 2008 GI-WACAF activities have been successfully undertaken in

A theme common to both meetings was the changing role of the industry funded response organisations resulting from fundamental changes in the oil spill risk profile together with increasing demands from the oil industry for a wider range of service provision. The OSWG went further to examine the pressures which are perceived to undermine the Tiered Preparedness and Response philosophy and to recommend an action plan to reassert and communicate the industry held view.

Cameroon

Nigeria

Côte d’Ivoire

São Tomé and Príncipe

Equatorial Guinea

Senegal

Gabon

Togo

Ghana

The OSWG meets twice yearly, taking advantage of synergies presented by the international conference cycle which regularly bring together the key players within the oil industry. In October 2008 the OSWG meeting was held in Southampton in conjunction with the Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC) which provides technical focus to many of the strategic considerations on the OSWG agenda.

For more information, please contact: Philippe De Susanne, GI WACAF Project Manager philippedesusanne@oilspillresponse.com

For more information, please contact:

Technical Advocacy

MOIG Meeting Croatia November 2007

Oil Spill Response’s engagement also extends to other IPIECA sponsored GI projects in the Mediterranean (Mediterranean Oil Industry Group – MOIG) and in the Caspian and Black Sea region of Central Eurasia (Oil Spill Preparedness Regional Initiative – OSPRI)

Oil Spill Response managing a national response exercise for the UK government

Andy Nicoll andynicoll@oilspillresponse.com

The fourth key message seeks to encourage the consideration and development of a policy on the use of dispersants as part of the contingency planning process. Having considered the applicable Net Environmental Benefit Analysis, Oil Spill Response believes that dispersants have an important role in mitigating the overall consequences of a major spill, but it is also our experience that without such considerations, the lengthy decision making process at the time of a spill may preclude use of this response strategy. To this end Oil Spill Response has delivered or supported dispersant workshops for a number of countries including: Nigeria

Turkey

Singapore

Vietnam

Preparedness and Response

One of the many benefits of utilising Oil Spill Response to undertake all of your readiness requirements is, Oil Spill Response undertakes global preparedness and response services providing oil spill management through the provision of specialist personnel, equipment hire and maintenance and training from the UK, Singapore and Bahrain bases. Our personnel are highly experienced and trained to our own and international oil industry standards. With over 120 members of staff in our organisation, we offer unrivalled support from our pool of talent to meet all your requirements.

It has long been understood that preparedness is key to an effective response. If any of the core elements of preparedness are inadequate or missing, then a successful response outcome may not be achieved. Oil Spill Response offers a full suite of preparedness services that can help to ensure a customer is ready to respond should an oil spill event occur. Only through a continual cycle of reviewing, updating and testing all the elements can customers ensure they are truly response ready.

knowing that you have a seamless preparedness and response capability, in which all elements have been integrated; giving you peace of mind that each activity links to the other.

OUR SERVICES

Oil Spill Capability Audit

Audits are the first step in assessing the level of oil spill preparedness for your operations and include the following key elements: Oil Spill Management Framework Contingency Planning Tier 1 Capability Tier 2 and 3 Arrangements Training and Exercise Programmes Recommendations are provided in line with international best practice, so that any limitations or gaps can be addressed with our support and expertise, enabling you to be truly response ready.

Exploration Activities

Contingency Planning

Oil spotted near shoreline

Oil rig

Contingency Planning Contingency planning captures and combines all the elements of preparedness into an efficient and workable framework. We also offer associated services including oil spill computer modelling, environmental impact analysis and sensitivity mapping using Geographical Information System (GIS) tools. The range of contingency plans that can be provided: Oil Spill Contingency Plans Oiled Wildlife Response Plans Marine Emergency Response Plans

For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

Oil Spill Modelling Software Electronic preparedness tools can add an extra dimension to oil spill preparedness. Sophisticated oil spill modelling software forms an integral part of risk assessments, oil spill contingency plans, exercises and actual responses. For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

Oil spill modelling

UK Continental Shelf Preparedness Services We are pleased to offer the following â&#x20AC;&#x153;one-stop shopâ&#x20AC;? service to our Members with operations within the UK continental shelf: UKCS specific Oil Spill Contingency Planning service PON15B Chemical Permit preparation UKCS Drilling Environmental Statements

UKCS airplane standby for operation

OUR SERVICES

Oiled Wildlife Response Plans Having an oiled wildlife response plan in place is the best guarantee that the challenges posed by a wildlife incident can be managed and kept under control. These response plans enable a company to take any necessary steps in the timeliest and most effective way, involving internationally accredited wildlife responders. The service combines Oil Spill Response expertise in oil spill response planning with the Sea Alarm Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s extensive knowledge of oiled wildlife response planning and links to worldwide network of wildlife response expertise.

Oiled Wildlife Response Plans developed under this service are state of the art and meet international standards as described by IPIECA and other international organisations. For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

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Sensitivity Mapping Sensitivity mapping forms an integral part of the oil spill contingency planning process. Through our own in-house expertise and tools we can assist in developing and producing paper-based and GIS-based maps that convey environmental and socio-economic data for locations ranging from an entire countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coastline to a small local area in the vicinity of an oil handling facility. Benefits include:

Clear display of sensitive resources Response strategy prioritisation GIS layers can be supplied with fully compatible viewing software Support in the preparation of integrated spill contingency plans For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

Sensitivity map of a location

www.sea-alarm.org

Tiered Capability Aberdeen

Southampton

London

(Registered Office)

Aviation The key to Oil Spill Response’s service delivery is aviation. Effective aviation minimises preparation and travel time to the incident sites, allowing us to work efficiently anywhere in the region and around the world.

North Africa

Most of our equipment is customs-sealed and stored in aircraft pallets for efficient handling and transportation by either our Hercules aircraft or by a commercial jet freighter. This enables Oil Spill Response to transport and load emergency equipment onto aircraft for prompt dispatch. Equipment is stored in a secure aviation environment to permit rapid mobilisation from our bases. Oil Spill Response maintains a long term partnership with operators for the provision of the Hercules aircraft in the UK and Singapore, ensuring global wide area, high volume dispersant application operations in minimal response time. To gain access to commercial aircraft, the Company contracts a leading commercial aircraft broker to monitor the charter market for aircraft availability for our needs worldwide. Our broker’s charter services can also be utilised to rapidly transport response personnel or crew. Accessibility to remote locations poorly served by commercial services, and the flexibility to work to a tailored schedule can prove invaluable in the first hours of an incident response. In 2008, Oil Spill Response chartered more than 10 cargo flights through our dedicated aircraft brokers on behalf of our Members, rapidly moving over 1,000 tonnes of equipment and dispersants. The Hercules aircraft has been deployed on a number of occasions both for aerial dispersant application and for cargo movement. Additionally, the Hercules has been on standby, pre-positioned with the ADDS Pack and a response team in Africa for 6 months. Cargo flight

For more information, please contact our Duty Managers: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 • Singapore +65 6266 1566

Regional presence

West Africa

Bases

UK Continental Shelf Surveillance and Dispersant Service (UKCS) The UKCS Service is available to all Members with oil and gas producing and exploration facilities in UK waters. The service fully complies with the UK legislative requirement under the OPRC protocol. UKCS Membership is available by annual subscription. Members get access to: A dedicated primary Cessna 310 and back-up Cessna 406 surveillance aircraft with IR, UV and colour video camera surveillance equipment A primary Cessna 406 and back-up Cessna 406 dispersant spray aircraft with a dispersant capacity of 1,250 litres A sat-com system to transfer data directly from the aircraft to Members’ facilities.

OUR SERVICES

West and Central Africa Surveillance and Dispersant Service (WACAF)

WACAF plane

Bahrain Singapore Indonesia

The West and Central Africa Aerial Surveillance and Dispersant Service (WACAF), provides regional cover in West Africa. This service was established in October 2003 and has responded to many incidents and has also been utilised in several Members’ exercises. The service utilises a converted Bandeirante aircraft that can be fitted with a dispersant spray system and surveillance equipment package. The WACAF service is available to all Members with production and exploration facilities in West African waters by annual subscription. The range of the service extends from Angola to Côte d’Ivoire, 150 miles offshore. Members get access to: A dedicated aircraft and dispersant stockpile positioned at Accra International Airport, Ghana Additional stockpiles located in Angola, Côte d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and São Tomé For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

In 2008 the service was used 24 times. In early 2009, a satellite aircraft tracker will be part of the equipment enabling real time tracking of the aircraft in flight via a web-based system.

In 2008, the aircraft was mobilised for both short and long term surveillance and dispersant spraying duties.

Equipment Response Equipment Oil Spill Response’s equipment stockpile includes some 10 km of offshore boom and 18 km of inshore Boom, 150 recovery devices and 37 pumps and ancillaries. The equipment is detailed from page 44 and prices given from page 66. Our equipment has been chosen to give a balance between onshore, near shore and offshore incidents across a range of oil types and weather conditions. Our computerised maintenance database ensures that we keep our equipment in a high state of readiness and allows us to generate customs documentation quickly when needed. For more information, please contact our Duty Managers: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 • Singapore +65 6266 1566

Equipment Hire As the global search for oil continues, Oil Spill Response continues to supply Tier 1 equipment for coastal protection and immediate local use offshore. Packages were deployed to even more countries than in 2007, including Denmark, Indonesia, Iran, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Philippines, Scotland, Uganda and Wales. Equipment included booms, skimmers, floating storage tanks, dispersant spray systems and dispersant, all terrain vehicles and personnel protective equipment. Equipment Audit Assessment All hires are supported by Oil Spill Response providing operator training in the theory, use and maintenance of the equipment. These take place in situ, sometimes onshore and other times offshore. For equipment on hire for long periods, maintenance and additional training are provided. Should a spill occur, all hire contracts are supported by our Technical Advisory Service through our regional and global response locations.

For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

Outsourcing Through outsourcing, Oil Spill Response takes responsibility for the operation and management of a Member’s entire response operation. Audits are undertaken to determine requirements, specify equipment and validate logistics arrangements. Oil Spill Response specialists are responsible for training local personnel, maintaining the equipment and ensuring a viable response structure, conducting drills and exercises. Several long term contracts are currently in place. Equipment maintenance and training is conducted by our response teams, ensuring both the site personnel and equipment are prepared for immediate deployment. For more information, please contact:

Response Expertise

techsol@oilspillresponse.com

In the event of a response, Oil Spill Response will provide personnel in line with the Service Level Agreement (SLA) as detailed on page 28. All new personnel undertake an intensive period of initial competency based training which leads to the award of an Occupation Standard as a Spill Response Specialist. Some 56 personnel are dedicated to our Response Teams, funded by the SLA. A further 43 experienced response staff deliver training, consultancy and other services. In total, Oil Spill Response has over 20 managers with on-site incident management experience gained in over 300 spills in more than 20 countries over the past 24 years. For more information, please contact our Duty Managers: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 • Singapore +65 6266 1566

Technical Advisor One key service that our Members can expect in the event of an oil spill incident is sound technical advice. Oil spills are our business, and our commitment to you is the provision of technical support to help you deal with the situation in the best possible way. Oil Spill Response’s on-site Technical Advisor

The Technical Advisor service was used 15 times on a range of incidents in 2008 in Africa, Denmark, Dubai, Gibraltar, Kuwait, Singapore and UK. The feedback from our Members has been very positive.

In the past, this has been done using the Duty Manager as a point of contact. Members now have also the opportunity to request additional technical advice on site at no cost for the first 48 hours of a spill or potential incident. These critical early hours often make the difference to the effectiveness of a response. The availability of this service means that, in addition to the normal advice from our Duty Managers, Members can now call for our initial support on site without worrying about the financial implications of taking that decision. If the spill develops into a full response after 48 hours, then normal response arrangements will resume but by that time the advice offered will have contributed to the most effective response planning and assure the response management team of the best technical approach. For more information, please contact our Duty Managers: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 • Singapore +65 6266 1566

OUR SERVICES

Specialist Personnel Support Mergers, restructuring and the drive to maximise delivery at minimum cost has led to major changes in the structure of many oil and energy companies. In many cases companies are experiencing a shortfall in experienced and skilled personnel, putting the industry under severe pressure as it strives to improve its operational efficiency. In recognition of these changes, Oil Spill Response has increased its capability to provide specialist support for long and short term projects to its Members. Long term secondment of Specialist Personnel Long term dedicated in-country placement of technical personnel to support our Membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; oil spill preparedness and response operations, including auditing, equipment selection, warehousing, maintenance, training and exercise programmes and government liaison.

Offshore equipment training - Seconded Spill Response Specialist

Short term provision of Specialist Personnel Technical personnel to supplement internal resources during peak or high risk project activities to support our Membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; oil spill preparedness operations during exploration and production activities. For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

Maintaining Preparedness

Exercise; Onshore Boom Deployment

In order to assist our Member companies in maintaining their preparedness, Oil Spill Response offers free of charge an Annual Preparedness Review (APR) visit by a suitably qualified/experienced member of staff. This service is available to one location per annum for each Member company. The APR visit takes approximately half a day and will aid the location in assessing its level of preparedness. Oil Spill Response will also use opportunities to test response arrangements through exercises and drills with Member companies to mutual benefit whenever possible. For more information, please contact our Duty Managers: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 â&#x20AC;˘ Singapore +65 6266 1566

Exercises and Drills Exercising response capabilities is a fundamental component of oil spill preparedness Testing response arrangements and incorporating lessons learnt into contingency planning can ensure that your companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s capabilities are effective and response ready. Exercises also bring together the people likely to be involved in a real incident, serving to develop working relationships and encourage team spirit. We offer numerous learning opportunities that test all elements of preparedness including:

Notification Exercises Table Top Exercises Equipment Deployment Exercise Incident Management Drills Members can call our Duty Managers as part of their drills; free of charge anytime For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com

River Exercise

Offshore Deployment Exercise

OUR SERVICES Inland cold weather Response Exercise

Command Room Exercise

Training

Table Top Exercise

2008 was yet another record year for Oil Spill Response; with over 2,300 people trained. Almost 10,000 people have been trained in the last five years on 600 courses. Our commitment is to the ongoing delivery of service excellence. We have continued to meticulously gather and interpret feedback from our course delegates, so as to rigorously measure our effectiveness and determine the quality of our services. We are delighted to find that our customers continue to value our high quality of training and professional service. We will continue to ensure that we utilise our delegates feedback effectively and remain focused on what customers really want. 2009 will be no less challenging for Oil Spill Response training teams. Nonetheless we stay true to our aim of delivering a broad range of high quality courses in convenient locations with over 60 published courses in 15 countries worldwide in 2009. Together with our portfolio of published courses covering the range from response operatives to senior executives, we also develop fully bespoke courses to suit your exact training requirements and will deliver them in any location. In recent years we have continued to broaden our portfolio of published courses in both type and geographical coverage, the success of which has been demonstrated in the increased demand for these new courses and the congratulatory feedback we have attained. 2009 will continue in this vein, as we offer even more new locations for published courses:

Nigeria Management Course IMO Level 3 Libya Shoreline Supervisor Course IMO Level 1 Libya Arid Environments Inland Oil Spills Hong Kong Shipping Course

We are also delighted to unveil four new courses for 2009 allowing the coverage of an even broader range of disciplines signifying our commitment to meet the growing demands of industry.

Deploying offshore equipment

Incident Management Hazardous and Noxious Substance Awareness Environmental Advisors Field Course DECC Level 1 e-learning Course (formerly known as BERR Level 1 e-learning Course)

OUR SERVICES

Our People – Experts in their own fields

Continued Recognition – Added Value

We recognise the importance of real life spill experience when providing training to our customers. Our training staff are taken from the Operations Department and have all been involved in actual response operations, giving them first hand experience to share with delegates.

Adding to our array of accreditations, we are delighted to have had our new ‘UK Response and Control’ course recognised by the UK Harbours Masters Association (HMA). Delegates who pass the course will be awarded 40 UK HMA CPD points while delegates who opt for and pass the Assessment Option will gain a further 40 points.

Assessment Options – Assurance of Competence In 2008 we introduced Assessment Options to our flagship Clearance Course, where delegates can choose to be assessed against an oil spill response occupational standard under our Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation (OPITO) approved competence management system. Successful candidates are awarded an OPITO certificate of competence. This Assessment Option has proven to be very popular; in 2008 we were pleased to award certificates to 31 successful delegates. Based on the success of the Assessment Option and to satisfy industry demand, we will incorporate Assessment Options in four more courses in 2009:

(Now known as DECC)

Please see our Training Course Directory 2009, available online, in hardcopy and CD for more details of our new courses and locations. For more information, please contact: training_uk@oilspillresponse.com training_sg@oilspillresponse.com

UK Response and Control Course MCA/DECC Level 4 On-shore Duty Responder DECC Level 3 (formerly known as BERR Level 3)

Shoreline Supervisor MCA Level 3 / IMO Level 1 Inland Spill Courses

Oil spotted near shoreline

Inland Spill Exercise

All of our courses are designed to impart knowledge, build confidence and implement the skills learnt in true-to-life exercises and activities, offering involvement and enjoyment for all levels of expertise.

Courses

Co u r se Aim

Oil Spill Clearance Course

To provide delegates with the skills and knowledge to perform the role of an On-Scene Commander or have a functional role within tactical response teams of an Incident Command System, in both marine and inland response duties.

UK Response and Control

Specifically tailored for the UK market to provide delegates with the skills and knowledge to perform the role of an UK On-Scene Commander or On-shore Emergency Responder (IMO 2, MCA 4/4P and DECC Level 4) and have a functional role within tactical response teams of an Incident Command System.

Oil Spill Management – IMO Level 3

To provide senior managers and government administrators with an overview of oil spill response, preparedness, planning and management issues.

Awareness of Hazardous and Noxious Substances

To provide delegates with a fundamental awareness of HNS spill response issues and challenges. This course will also be instrumental in changing the common perception operators have in dealing with HNS spills.

IMO Model Training Course Level 2

To provide Marine Incident Command Team members and field supervisors with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage field response operations and form part of the Incident Command System.

Site Supervisor / Beachmaster

To provide delegates with the knowledge and understanding to supervise clean-up teams on a shoreline or harbour response. The course is suited for port personnel, local authorities and oil company staff who would hold first line supervisor roles.

Oil Spill Operators

To provide delegates with an understanding of the response methods and techniques that work in responding to oil spills, using hands-on experience with response equipment, thus increasing familiarity, safety and deployment efficiency.

Oil Spill Refresher

To provide a comprehensive refresher of the technical and regulatory aspects of oil spill response for personnel who have previously attended oil spill training. This course specifically addresses the requirement of refresher training for UK Levels 3/3P-5/5P and in addition, provides an opportunity for international delegates to refresh IMO Levels 1-3.

Advanced Spill Management

To take a frank and honest stance on the subject of oil spill management, in particular, the highly significant initial 24 to 48 hours of a response to furnish participants with skills and insights only normally acquired after many years of oil spill management.

Incident Management

To provide incident managers and management professionals, with the knowledge and ability to effectively manage an incident using proven techniques, systems and tools. This course tackles the wider managerial context surrounding events (or series of events) that require organised response actions to prevent or minimise the impact of such incidents.

Inland Oil Spills

To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical understanding of the different factors and complex interactions that can affect the behaviour and impact of inland oil spills; detailing response techniques and guidelines to ensure the minimisation of environmental impact from any inland oil spill.

Environmental Advisors Field Course

To provide delegates with the knowledge to mitigate the effects of oil spills on the environment and critically evaluate and compose their own response strategies to ensure achievement of a net environmental benefit.

DECC Level 1 – On-Scene Commander

To give offshore personnel, who would assume the role of UK off-shore On-Scene Commander, an introduction to different aspects of oil spills such as UK regulation, reporting procedures and response options.

DECC Level 2 – Corporate Management

To provide delegates with the knowledge to undertake the role of the corporate decision maker during an incident, which will include a detailed understanding of the role of the SOSREP and the activation of the OCU. The course presents a high level overview of response issues and priority setting.

DECC Level 3 – On-Shore Emergency Responder

To provide on-shore Emergency Responders with the knowledge and understanding of the management principles and regulatory requirements, within the context of the UKCS regulatory framework. It also provides knowledge and understanding on preparedness and response to spills from offshore installations, drilling rigs and offshore loading terminals.

DECC Level 3 and 4 – Offshore Refresher

To provide delegates with previous DECC Level 3 or 4 certifications, a comprehensive refresher of offshore response management for On-Shore Emergency Managers in accordance with UK regulations.

Shipping Course

To provide delegates with an understanding of the risks and consequences of oil pollution from the shipping industry as well as identifying procedures in place to proactively manage these risks.

DECC Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 (formerly known as BERR Level 1, 2, 3 and 4)

OUR SERVICES

For more information, please contact: training_uk@oilspillresponse.com training_sg@oilspillresponse.com Course Listing 2009

Oil Spill Clearance Course

Course Code

Dates

Location

SCLR04 UCLR152 UCLR153 SCLR05 UCLR154 SCLR06 UCLR155 UCLR156 UCLR157 SCLR07

16 – 20 February 9 – 13 March 27 April – 1 May 18 – 22 May 6 – 10 July 24 – 28 August 7 – 11 September 12 – 16 October 16 – 20 November 30 November – 4 December

To take the Assessment Option on any Clearance Course, please use the following prices UK Response & Control MCA 4/4P and DECC level 4

UOSR03 UOSR04

23 – 26 March 21 – 24 September

www.oilspillresponse.com Member Price

Non-Member Price

Singapore Southampton Southampton Singapore Southampton Singapore Southampton Southampton Southampton Singapore

$2,600 £1,640 £1,640 $2,600 £1,640 $2,600 £1,640 £1,640 £1,640 $2,600

$3,650 £2,370 £2,370 $3,650 £2,370 $3,650 £2,370 £2,370 £2,370 $3,650

Southampton Singapore

£1,980 $3,250

£2,770 $4,550

Southampton Southampton

£1,320 £1,320

£1,640 £1,640

Southampton

£1,640

£1,980

Oil Spill Management – IMO Level 3

UMAN78 UMAN79 UMAN80 SMAN05 UMAN81 UMAN82 SMAN06 UMAN83 UMAN84 SMAN07 UMAN85 UMAN86 SMAN08 UMAN87

8 – 10 February 24 – 26 February 2 – 5 March 9 – 12 March 17 – 19 March 5 – 7 May 2 – 4 June 29 June – 2 July 21 – 23 July 7 – 10 September 28 Sept – 1 October 20 – 22 October 17 – 19 November 7 – 10 December

Dubai Malta Southampton Singapore Lagos, Nigeria Zanzibar, Tanzania Bangkok Southampton Atyrau, Kazakhstan Singapore Southampton Libreville, Gabon Bali, Indonesia Southampton

£1,320 £1,320 £1,320 $2,100 £1,320 £1,320 $2,100 £1,320 £1,320 $2,100 £1,320 £1,320 $2,100 £1,320

£1,870 £1,870 £1,870 $2,950 £1,870 £1,870 $2,950 £1,870 £1,870 $2,950 £1,870 £1,870 $2,950 £1,870

Awareness of Hazardous and Noxious Substances

UHNS01 SHNS02 UHNS02 SHNS03 UHNS03 UHNS04

6 March 13 March 3 July 11 September 2 October 11 December

Southampton Singapore Southampton Singapore Southampton Southampton

£310 $500 £310 $500 £310 £310

£420 $700 £420 $700 £420 £420

UIMO2/2 SIMO2/8 SIMO2/9 SIMO2/10 SIMO2/11

2 – 5 February 31 March – 3 April 14 – 17 July 29 September – 2 October 3 – 6 November

Bahrain Hong Kong Pattaya, Thailand Goa, India Yantai, China

£1,150 $1,800 $1,650 $1,650 $1,900

£1,560 $2,500 $2,350 $2,350 $2,700

USHO25 USHO26

14 – 16 April 15 – 17 June

Benghazi, Libya Southampton

£800 £800

£960 £960

£1,000

£1,200

To take the Assessment Option on any UK Response & Control course, please use the following prices

IMO Model Training Course - Level 2

Site Supervisor / Beachmaster IMO Level 1 (MCA 3/3p UK only)

To take the Assessment Option on any Site Supervisor / Beachmaster course, please use the following prices

Southampton and Benghazi

Oil Spill Operators

UOPS12 UOPS13

19 March 29 October

Southampton Southampton

£210 £210

£280 £280

Oil Spill Refresher

UREF19 UREF20 UREF21

16 March 22 June 26 October

Southampton Southampton Southampton

£310 £310 £310

£420 £420 £420

Advanced Spill Management (US)

ASM05 ASM06

19 – 21 May 15 – 17 September

Houston, TX, USA Everett, WA, USA

$1,430 $1,430

$2,080 $2,080

Incident Management

UINM01 UINM02

13 – 14 July 23 – 24 November

Southampton Southampton

£790 £790

£1100 £1100

Inland Oil Spills – Arid Environments

UINL18

19 – 21 April

Benghazi, Libya

£800

£960

Inland Oil Spills – General

UINL19

17 – 19 June

Southampton

To take the Assessment Option on any Inland Oil Spills course, please use the following prices Environmental Advisors Field Course DECC Level 1 DECC Level 2 – Corporate Management DECC Level 3 – Onshore Emergency Responder

Shipping Course

£800

£960

£1,000

£1,200

UENVO10

5 – 7 May

Wales, UK

£920

£1,280

UOSC

Available anytime through distance learning

Accessed from your PC through the internet

£195

£260

UOSHM03 UOSHM04

27 February 18 September

Aberdeen Aberdeen

£190 £190

£270 £270

UOSH13 UOSH14

23 – 25 February 14 – 16 September

Aberdeen Aberdeen

£1,200 £1,200

£1,790 £1,790

Aberdeen

£1,450

£2,150

UOSHR05 UOSHR06

26 February 17 September

Aberdeen Aberdeen

£280 £280

£390 £390

SSHP SSHP SSHP SSHP

3 – 4 March 16 – 17 June 22 – 23 September 10 – 11 November

Singapore Singapore Singapore Hong Kong

$1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,300

$1,400 $1,400 $1,400 $1,700

To take the Assessment Option on any DECC Level 3 course, please use the following prices DECC Level 3 and 4 – Offshore Refresher

Southampton and Benghazi

05 06 07 08

DECC Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 (formerly known as BERR Level 1, 2, 3 and 4)

Membership Benefits

Participant Membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Corporate Offices Associate Members (by country)

Membership Benefits Participant Members become Shareholders of the Company upon joining and are engaged in developing the strategic direction of the Company Guaranteed and immediate response 24 hours 365 days per year Access up to Tier 3 capability worldwide On-site advice from our Technical Advisor, free for the first 48 hours of a potential or actual incident Ability to quote Oil Spill Response in contingency plans Preferential rates on call-out fees and training Free access to Duty Manager at any time

Membership Terms and Conditions Membership is governed by the appropriate standard Participant and Associate Agreement depending on membership type (Participant and Associate) Members are entitled to a guaranteed response as defined by the Service Level Agreement (SLA)

For Membership enquiries please contact: Rachel Bayliss; rachelbayliss@oilspillresponse.com Sharon Koh; sharonkoh@oilspillresponse.com

MEMBERSHIP

Types of Membership Participant MEMBER

Associate MEMBER

Recommendation

All operations worldwide

Annual Fee

For any oil company operating internationally

Coverage

For companies with a limited number of operations Applies to drilling and production operations, refineries, pipelines, ports and harbours For consortia undertaking exploration and development projects

Site specific

Based on:

Based on band levels which are determined by:

total exposure (volume of oil produced and/or handled per year for all sites)

annual worldwide production volumes annual volume of imported crude oil M embership

number of sites covered S ubscription

Participant MEMBER

Associate MEMBER

Exposure in million barrels per annum

1 site

0-10

£17,100

£21,375

£25,650

£34,200

2-5 sites 6-10 sites >10 sites

Exposure in million barrels per annum

Band

>400

£398,700

11-25

£34,200

£42,750

£51,300

£68,400

300-400

£265,800

26-40

£51,300

£64,125

£76,950

£102,600

200-300

£132,900

41-60

£68,400

£85,500

£102,600 £136,800

<200

£66,450

>60

Subscription

J oining £50,000

Fees are provided on application.

fee £5,000

A ll figures stated are net of all ta x es . P R I C E S F O R A S I A P A C I F I C regional C O V E R A G E A R E available U P O N A P P L I C A T I O N .

Response services are guaranteed to Members only Any response to a Non-member is subject first to the approval of the Directors, prepayment against the estimated costs and the signing of a non negotiable Non-member Agreement. Only Members can quote Oil Spill Response resources in their contingency plans. Access to Tier 2 resources and equipment hire is limited to Members only.

Service Level Agreement The Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the level and performance of the response services offered by Oil Spill Response to its Members. It sets the key performance indicators for the delivery of response services and establishes expectations for those using our services. The SLA is defined and approved by the Shareholders of Oil Spill Response. Service

Service Standard Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year using contact details shown below

Response Notification Service / Advice

The Duty Manager will call the Member back within 10 minutes of receiving notification of the call. During normal office hours, calls will be transferred directly to the Duty Manager Out of hours, the Security Officer will make contact with the Duty Manager In the event of an oil spill incident a call should be placed to one of the following numbers: Emergency Contact TELEPHONE numbers

UK / Bahrain Singapore

International International

+44 (0)23 8033 1551 +65 6266 1566

Emergency Contact FAX numbers (Please call our Duty Managers before faxing)

UK / Bahrain Singapore

International International

+44 (0)23 8072 4314 +65 6266 2312

Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year B

Guaranteed Response Capability

Oil Spill Response retains sufficient response packages to meet a wide range of response scenarios. Response is on a first come first served basis regardless of membership level. Oil Spill Response will always endeavour to provide some level of response to all Members within the constraints of the available resources. Response to Non-members is at the discretion of the Board and is not guaranteed. Non-members are not authorised to quote Oil Spill Response resources in their plans. Global commitment Oil spill response teams available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Equipment and logistics support to initiate, mobilise and sustain a response. The commitment is to provide:

1 Team Manager 1 Field Operations Manager 1 Duty Administrator 11 Responders

Oil Spill Response is also required to be able to respond to a second incident with a team comprising 1 Manager and 5 Responders. C

Response Services

The response is provided from the total pool of response personnel funded from agreed SLA budgets and self funding preparedness activities. Equipment will be taken from the most appropriate location to provide the most effective response. Technical Advisor On request and at its discretion, Oil Spill Response will dispatch a Technical Advisor to support any Member that is responding to an incident or potential incident. This will be provided at no cost for the initial assessment period normally of up to 48 hours. A confirmatory exchange of emails will be sufficient to mobilise the Technical Advisor. The service is provided under the terms of the Participantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Associate Agreement as applicable. In the event that a full response is subsequently initiated, terms and conditions, including rates, will be as per the relevant Participantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and Associate Agreement. If the Technical Advisor is retained after the free (48 hour) period travel costs and expenses will be passed back to the Member. S outhampton

Southampton

Oil spill response teams are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year comprising:

Response Services (Southampton)

1 Team Manager 1 Field Operations Manager 1 Duty Administrator 11 Responders

Initial response team: (1 Manager, 1 Administrator and 6 Responders) mobilisation time from activation maximum 1 hour Second response team: (1 Manager, 5 Responders) mobilisation time from activation maximum 3 hours Southampton / Bahrain have a combined total of 39 SLA funded responders with additional responders available from preparedness activities.

Equipment Wide range of pre-packaged equipment suited to expected range of spill scenarios Two high volume aerial dispersant delivery systems (ADDS Pack and Nimbus) are available for use with trained operators One 20m response catamaran Logistics Own fleet of vehicles to mobilise equipment Hercules L382G cargo aircraft available for loading at nominated base within 4 hours of call Additional air transportation services through dedicated broker on 24 hour call

MEMBERSHIP

Service

Service Standard S ingapor E Oil spill response team available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year comprising:

Singapore

1 Team Manager 1 Duty Administrator 17 Responders Response Services (Singapore)

Secondary response would be provided from Southampton and/or Bahrain in the event of a major incident. Singapore has a local requirement to be able to mobilise two response vessels and an ADDS Pack to meet Singapore regional response requirements. To deliver this response, Singapore has 17 SLA responders and additional responders from preparedness activities.

Equipment Wide range of pre-packaged equipment suited to expected range of spill scenarios One high volume aerial dispersant delivery system (ADDS Pack) is available for use with trained operators Two 20m response catamarans Local response contractors Team of 20 trained sub contractors for use in Singapore only to support 24 hour operations accessible within 12 hours Logistics Hercules L382G cargo aircraft available for loading at nominated base within 4 hours of call Additional air transportation services through a dedicated broker on 24 hour call

B ahrain Oil spill response team available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year comprising:

Bahrain

Initial response team:

Response Services (Bahrain)

1 Manager 1 Duty Administrator 3 response contractors The mobilisation time from activation is maximum 1 hour. Second response team within maximum 3 hours: Additional 8 response contractors It is policy that Oil Spill Responseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s response staff will be deployed from Southampton or Singapore to support any response that is mounted by the Bahrain base unless the incident is of such a nature that it can be handled solely with in-country resources.

Technical Advice / Spill Management

Spill Response Equipment

World-wide Transportation of Equipment

Oil Spill Trajectory and Tracking

Equipment Wide range of pre-packaged equipment to support local and regional deployment. Full air mobile response package of equipment for offshore and onshore deployments One high volume aerial dispersant delivery system (ADDS Pack) is available for use with trained operators Local response contractors A team of 8 local response contractors Logistics Charter aircraft from dedicated broker on 24 hour call Dedicated response vehicles to mobilise response equipment

Spill management and advice available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.This service is available in conjunction with the people services highlighted in Service C or separately. The staff will be selected dependent upon the skills required. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Response equipment housed in secure facilities, customs cleared where required, ready for deployment.

Available 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. Two Hercules L382G aircraft (1 in UK, 1 in Singapore), available for loading within a maximum 4 hours from notification. 24 hour a day access to a global network of cargo and passenger charter services through a dedicated broker. Access to non-dedicated aircraft in Middle East to support aerial dispersant operations and equipment freight.

On request and as part of spill response service. OSIS, OILMAP, ADIOS: trajectory, stochastic and backtrack modelling.

30 Biography Index

Page

Chairman Paolo Linzi

Executive Management

Biography Index

Page

Biography Index

Page

Darren Waterman

Hannah Curd

Dave Redington

Ho Thien Guan

Dave Rouse

Ho Yew Weng

David White

Hong Chin Puat

Archie Smith

Eric Ogbuh

Ignatius Harta

Dave Salt

Gail Nxumalo

Jamaluddin Bin Jaafar

Lindsay Mead

Gemma Benns

James Burroughs

Declan O’Driscoll

Jo Unwin

Jean Teo

Rob James

Jonathan Field

Karen O’Reilly

Richard Tutton

Joselito L. Guevarra

Ken Church

Simon Dewhirst

Kim Sock Ling

Lee Prendergast

Lee Barber

Lee Nai Ming

Lucy Aukett

Lucy Heathcote

Corporate Andy Nicoll

Mandy Lee

Marcus Russell

Ann Durham

Matthew Sommerville

Mariana Sacuiu

Belinda Lin

Nick Hazlett-Beard

Mark Chan

Cam Pulham

Paul Foley

Mark Harvey

Corinne Lim

Philip Marsh

Mark Oliver

Dawn Wong

Rakhm Shad

Martin Willman

Edwin Seah

Dr Rob Holland

Matt Cameron

Elizabeth Chua

Seraphina Crystal Awyong

Matt Clements

Emma McGuckian

Dr Sharon Burton

Matt Simmons

Gilian Conroy

Shirley Thum

Michael Parker

Julie Lodge

Thomas Liebert

Michael Scott

Karim Bangoura

Dr Tina Massoura

Miles Coles

Katrina Webster

Tristan Barston

Kelly Ho

Yogaraj Retnam

Mohamed Kamsani B Mohammed Yatim

Kerry Griffiths

Mohd Hanafi Bin Saleh

Laura Foley

Response

Nathan Young

Monica Lim

Aaron Montgomery

Nick March

Philippe De Susanne

Ahmad Hakim Bin Salleh

Nick Olden

Rachel Bayliss

Ali Hassan

Norman Woodward

Riana Tasman

Andi Lee

Quek Qiuhui

Richard Johnson

Andrew West

Richard Anderson

Sarah Biffin

Andy Nevin

Richard Seddon

Sharon Koh

Anita Parker

Richard Sims

Trish Johns

Bryony Wood

Rob Bly

Vernon Hartley

Chris Moore

Rob Self

Wendy Voss

Daniel Chan

Sarah Hall

Wong May Theng

Daniel White

Sara Coates

Yoppy Tan

Darrell Buck

Steve Storey

Dave Oland

Stuart Gair

Dave Whitren

Tan Swee Huang

Wilson Tan

Zerlina Toh

Zoë Beverley

Preparedness Alam Syah Bin Mohd Amin

David Eu

Alexander Nicolau

David Woodhams

Apinya Tisavipaksakul

Dennis Peach

Benjamin Couzigou

Edgar Gerasmia

Carolyn Mead

Emily Rowe

Chris Carter

Emma Hughes

Chris Miles

George Fabling

OUR PEOPLE

Paolo Linzi Chairman paolo.linzi@eniuk.co.uk Paolo has been Oil Spill Response’s representative for Eni over a number of years, becoming a member of the Board of Directors in 1996 and then Chairman of the Board of Oil Spill Response in 2007. He was until recently the Safety, Environment and Quality Vice President of Eni Exploration and Production Division based in Milan. In that role he was in charge of co-ordinating at HQ level emergency preparedness programmes for the activities of the division worldwide. Paolo is now managing a programme aimed at consolidating Asset Integrity practices within Eni E&P.

Archie Smith Chief Executive & Director archiesmith@oilspillresponse.com As Chief Executive Archie is responsible for all aspects of the management and stewardship of the Company, and as a Director he works with the Board to develop and implement the strategic direction. His continuing focus is to lead and direct Oil Spill Response in responding to the challenge of changing industry requirements, and to deliver an increasingly wide range of world class response and preparedness services to our customers. He has been a driving force in cementing global collaboration between industry-owned co-operatives to strengthen the effectiveness of oil spill response world-wide.

Simon Dewhirst Technical Solutions Manager simondewhirst@oilspillresponse.com Simon has the responsibility for the management and development of the Company’s Projects, Tier 2 and Consultancy activities. Previous roles include business development and project management positions in marine services and subsea construction companies. Simon is a naval architect and Chartered Engineer.

Management Team Lindsay Mead Commercial Director and Company Secretary lindsaymead@oilspillresponse.com Lindsay has responsibility for commercial matters and corporate governance ensuring the interests of the company and shareholders are protected. Lindsay was appointed a director in 2003 and also serves as Company Secretary. She was previously the General Manager in Southampton.

DavE Salt Operations Director davesalt@oilspillresponse.com Dave joined the Company after serving in shipping with BP Tankers. After a period of time in operations he spent 2 years at a marine terminal as Pollution Officer, responsible for engineering and response management. He returned to Southampton until 1992 when he was seconded to East Asia Response Limited in Singapore to establish the base. He is currently the Operations Director and is a member of the Board of Oil Spill Response. During his service with the Company, he has been involved with many spill incidents and a wide range of preparedness projects.

Richard tutton Chief Financial Officer richardtutton@oilspillresponse.com Richard is a Chartered Accountant, having qualified with a “big 3” firm. He has worked for a number of engineering/ technology businesses, and most recently as the Finance Director of an international electronics company, which he left on completion of a successful trade sale. Richard has responsibility for ensuring the financial integrity of the Company and the delivery of relevant, reliable and timely management information and financial strategy papers to the Executive Group, the Board and the Shareholders.

Rob James Regional Director, Southampton robjames@oilspillresponse.com Prior to joining the Company, Rob was the Managing Director of an environmental technology spin-off from a major nuclear corporation before moving into the waste management services sector, where he had experience as the General Manager of a growing hazardous waste business. Rob joined Oil Spill Response, Southampton as Regional Director where he is currently responsible for operations in Europe, Africa and Middle East regions.

Declan O’Driscoll Regional Director, Singapore declanodriscoll@oilspillresponse.com Declan was previously Vice President North Europe at Geoservices based in Aberdeen. He was an Area Manager for the company in North East Asia. During this period, he was also the General Manager for a joint venture with a Chinese national oil company providing technical support to the region’s offshore industry. Declan joined Oil Spill Response, Southampton as General Manager and moved to Singapore office as the Regional Director where he is currently responsible for the Asia Pacific region’s activities, building on his significant previous experience.

London Rachel Bayliss Membership Executive rachelbayliss@oilspillresponse.com Rachel provides a primary focal point for existing and potential Members. She has responsibility for managing the application and renewal process as well as ensuring each Member receives an Annual Preparedness Review. Rachel also oversees international corporate events.

Trish Johns Assistant to Chief Executive trishjohns@oilspillresponse.com Trish supports the Chief Executive in co-ordinating his interface with the business and its stakeholders, and works with him to gain assurance that the Company maintains focus on delivering its strategy. She also assists him in his capacity as Chairman of the Global Response Network. Previous experience includes management of organisational development and business improvement within the UK public sector.

Bahrain Rob Self Regional Manager, Middle East robself@oilspillresponse.com Since joining Oil Spill Response, Rob has spent time in the Operations and Training departments. During his time with the Company he has gained extensive experience in spill response which was put to good use as one of the Duty Managers based in Southampton. In 2006 Rob moved to Bahrain to set up the Middle East response base where he is responsible for response readiness and customer engagement within the region.

Mariana Sacuiu Administrative Assistant / Duty Administrator mariana@oilspillresponse.com Mariana provides administrative support to the Middle East Regional Base and forms part of the response team as a Duty Administrator in the event of an oil spill.

Edgar Gerasmia Spill Response Specialist edgargerasmia@oilspillresponse.com Edgar joined Oil Spill Response in Bahrain bringing with him the wealth of knowledge he has gained from previous experience as mechanical supervisor in various companies. He assists with training contractors and equipment monthly maintenance.

Ali Hassan Spill Response Specialist Ali joined Oil Spill Response following 23 years experience in mechanical and marine environment with MENAS. He has attended spill responses in Bahrain and Yemen and has assisted with the development of the Middle East Regional Base. His responsibilities also include warehouse and equipment maintenance.

Aberdeen Dr Tina Massoura Consultant tinamassoura@oilspillresponse.com Tina joined the Company as a Consultant in the Aberdeen office. She is an Environmental Scientist and specialises in risk assessment and remediation techniques of multi-contaminated land and groundwater. Tina works on consultancy projects for the North Sea and worldwide. She speaks fluent French and Greek.

Indonesia Riana Tasman Office Manager and Business Support rianatasman@oilspillresponse.com With 10 years of executive experience, Riana is responsible for the administration of the new Jakarta office providing business support for preparedness activities and acting as a first point of contact in-country for our Members.

OUR PEOPLE

Singapore

Corporate

Monica LIM Corporate Governance Manager monicalim@oilspillresponse.com

SHARON KOH Membership & Communications Manager sharonkoh@oilspillresponse.com

As Corporate Governance Manager, Monica assists in the development and implementation of administration and human resource strategies as well as support systems to ensure effective management and performance of the organisation.

Belinda LIN Receptionist belindalin@oilspillresponse.com

Sharon oversees the development of marketing publications and manages corporate events in the Asia Pacific. She also acts as the focal point for existing and potential members and manages the application and renewal processes.

Kelly HO Marketing Communications Officer kellyho@oilspillresponse.com Kelly conceptualises ideas, liaises with various internal and external parties to ensure successful project completion. Her resource planning background and knowledge of graphic design, coupled with strong customer focus, make her the driving force in the production of marketing publications.

Belinda has four yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience as a receptionist. She is responsible for the main reception area and deals with incoming telephone enquiries as well as providing administrative and logistical assistance to all departments.

Edwin SEAH Media Designer edwinseah@oilspillresponse.com Edwin holds a diploma in Infocomm Technology. Blessed with an imaginative mind, Edwin designs visually stunning marketing and promotional collaterals that capture the attention of its audience.

YOPPY Tan Marketing Analyst / Account Executive yoppytan@oilspillresponse.com Yoppy has a MSc in Strategic Marketing. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). He researches and analyses information for marketing insights; coordinates the customer database and the Companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report of Activity. He also has responsibility for customer management for assigned countries.

Corinne LIM Copywriter corinnelim@oilspillresponse.com An arts graduate in Communications and New Media, Corinne works with the Corporate Communications team. She generates concepts and ideas, and writes original copy for publications and collaterals.

Finance Elizabeth Chua Financial Controller elizabethchua@oilspillresponse.com Elizabeth is a Chartered Certified Accountant based in Singapore and is responsible for the Finance and Management Accounts in the Asia region. Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Elizabeth worked in both the auditing and commercial sectors. Elizabeth and her team work closely with UK colleagues to ensure the timely and accurate integration of financial data from the region into the Group accounts.

Dawn WONG Accounts Executive dawnwong@oilspillresponse.com Dawn is responsible for supporting the Finance team and also assisting in general administrative matters. She holds an honours degree in Accounting.

WONG MAY THENG Accountant wongmaytheng@oilspillresponse.com May Theng holds a bachelor degree (Hons) in Accountancy and was an auditor with one of the Big Four accounting firms prior to joining the Company. She is responsible for the preparation of the monthly financial accounts and ensures adherence to internal controls and compliance procedures.

Training & Consultancy Thomas Liebert Training & Consultancy Manager thomasliebert@oilspillresponse.com

Alam Syah Bin Mohd Amin Trainer alamsyah@oilspillresponse.com

Philip Marsh Trainer philipmarsh@oilspillresponse.com

A maritime lawyer by training, Thomas has more than 10 years of international project management experience in marine environmental issues. Previously coordinating the Company’s advocacy activities, drawing from his previous experience working for the International Maritime Organization as well as environmental NGOs; he has been managing and developing the growing portfolio of Training & Consultancy activities in Asia Pacific since moving to the Singapore office in 2006.

Alam holds a degree in Maritime & Logistics Management and a diploma in Marine Engineering. He has working experience in both the marine engineering and maritime sectors. Prior to joining the Singapore Training team, Alam was involved in several oil spill exercises in Singapore and internationally. In 2008, he responded to a major oil spill in Yemen. With his maritime background coupled with his spill knowledge and experience, Alam now delivers spill response courses globally for customers.

Philip joined the Company as a Trainer. Previously, he was with Semco Salvage and Marine Pte Ltd/Singapore Oil Spill Response Center (SOSRC) as Salvage Administrator / Operations Superintendent for 10 years. Besides the administrative and operational functions, he has also delivered training courses for SOSRC Members, and attended to a number of spills, including the Evoikos and the Natuna Sea oil spill incidents.

Seraphina Crystal Awyong Business Co-ordinator / Duty Administrator sawyong@oilspillresponse.com

Joselito L. Guevarra Senior Consultant joselito@oilspillresponse.com

Sera recently joined the Company from an export/import and retail industry where she was a personal assistant to the Director. Currently, she utilises her extensive experience in assisting the Training & Consultancy Department with administrative and logistical support. In addition, she handles all travel arrangements for the Company and also plays a key role as a Duty Administrator in an event of a spill.

Holding a masters degree in Environmental Management, Joselito has more than 10 years of professional experience in the environmental field on a wide range of projects for academic, government, industry and multilateral agencies such as the World Bank and UNDP. He joined the Company as a Senior Consultant strengthening the Company’s environmental and consultancy services.

Mandy LEE Account Executive / Duty Administrator mandylee@oilspillresponse.com

Lee Barber Team Supervisor – Consultancy leebarber@oilspillresponse.com

As an Account Executive, Mandy is responsible for building and maintaining close working relationships with Members and clients for the assigned countries in the Asia Pacific region. She also supports the preparedness departments, playing a strategic development role. Entrusted with a secondary role as a Duty Administrator, she provides documentation support during an oil spill response.

Lee joined Oil Spill Response with a BSc honours degree in Maritime Shipping. Lee has attended spills in the UK and Russia, and is responsible for delivering audits, contingency plans, modelling and specialises in the delivery of exercises. Currently on secondment to Singapore, he is supervising the development of the Consultancy team.

sHirley tHUM Training Executive / Duty Administrator shirleythum@oilspillresponse.com Holding a masters degree in Business Administration, Shirley is responsible for the marketing and management of Singapore’s Published Training Courses. In direct contact with our Members in the region she promotes the training services and maintains good customer relationships. She is also providing general business support to the Department and is one of the Duty Administrators on rotation during an oil spill response.

Kim Sock Ling Team Supervisor – Training kimsockling@oilspillresponse.com Kim holds a masters degree in Engineering (Chemical & Environmental) and is experienced in the development and improvement of HSE management systems for various industries, including oil and chemical industries. She is also a trainer for HSE subject matter, including HSE legislations, audits, environmental impacts, risk assessments and chemical safety.

Alexander Nicolau Technical Advocacy Advisor alexandernicolau@oilspillresponse.com A chemist by training, Alex has eight years of intensive experience in marine pollution. He worked at the IMO/UNEP centre REMPEC in Malta then joined ITOPF in London. In that time, he responded to incidents on behalf of P&I Clubs and IOPC Fund, and delivered training and advisory work in more than 20 countries. Alex moved to Singapore in 2006 and he is responsible for Technical Advocacy activities in Asia.

Yogaraj Retnam Senior Trainer / Consultant yogi@oilspillresponse.com Yogi attended to more than 20 incidents prior to his move to the Training & Consultancy Department. Since then, he has been developing and conducting training courses in addition to delivering consultancy projects on equipment assessments.

Apinya Tisavipaksakul Technical Assistant apinya@oilspillresponse.com Apinya is an environmental engineer with previous experience in the Response Department and currently on rotation with the Consultancy team. She is acting as Technical Assistant supporting the delivery of environmental projects, particularly Environmental Sensitivity Mapping and GIS work as well as oil spill modeling internally and for clients in the region.

OUR PEOPLE

Ho Yew Weng Response and Projects Manager hoyewweng@oilspillresponse.com Yew Weng heads both the Response and Projects departments. As Response Manager, he oversees oil spill response readiness, HSE, staff training and exercises. In Projects he oversees equipment assessment, leasing and deployment training. Yew Weng has led responses to numerous spills in Asia Pacific involving aerial dispersant application, equipment deployment and integration into Members’ Incident Command Management teams. He has presented several papers in international oil spill response related conferences.

Ahmad Hakim Bin Salleh Spill Response Specialist hakim@oilspillresponse.com With a marine engineering background, Hakim joined the Company as a Spill Response Specialist and has participated in several major spill incidents. Currently assigned to Business Projects, his duties include supporting equipment leasing and deployment training around the region. In 2008, he was attached to a drilling platform in the Philippines during oil exploration in support of oil spill preparedness activities.

daniel CHan Regional Advocacy Coordinator danielchan@oilspillresponse.com Daniel is a Master Mariner with 11 years of tanker experience and has responded to several major oil spills. In his advocacy role, Daniel builds and maintains strong relationships with international, regional and local stakeholders. He focuses on developing regional response arrangements by engaging with government agencies and the oil industry in Asia.

MARK CHan Principal Spill Response Specialist markchan@oilspillresponse.com Responding to spill incidents for more than 12 years, Mark has gained considerable knowledge in this area. Besides his responsibilities in the Operations Department, he also participates in training and consultancy projects where his skills in practical and operational matters are important assets. In 2008, Mark undertook foreign assignments in Southampton and Sakhalin, Russia.

Response MATT CLEMENTS Response Team leader mattclements@oilspillresponse.com

Hong Chin Puat Spill Response Specialist hongchinpuat@oilspillresponse.com

Matt has attended to many incidents around the world; gaining significant experience during his career. He has undertaken various roles within the organisation and has worked on many global projects. Matt is currently seconded to the Singapore Base responsible for operational and response related activities including Duty Manager training, integration and streamlining response systems.

With a marine engineering background, Hong joined the Company more than 12 years ago. He has gained considerable oil spill response knowledge and skills through participation in numerous spill incidents. His daily responsibilities include the maintenance of the response vessels and equipment. Hong also delivers training courses in Chinese and Malay languages within the region.

David Eu Spill Response Specialist davideu@oilspillresponse.com

Jamaluddin Bin Jaafar Spill Response Specialist jamal@oilspillresponse.com

David graduated with a B.Eng (Hons) in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Prior to joining the Company, he was an offshore project engineer with ExxonMobil in Malaysia. He has participated in several local exercises as well as in the UK Spill 2008 demonstration exercise in Southampton. His daily role includes equipment maintenance and coordination of the OHSAS 18001 system.

Jamal comes from a marine background and has been involved in several major oil spill incidents in the region. With first-hand practical experience, Jamal is actively involved in conducting the internal training programme for Singapore’s staff and external manpower as well as supporting the Training Department in the delivery of courses for oil spill preparedness.

Ignatius Harta Spill Response Specialist / Duty Manager ignatiusharta@oilspillresponse.com Ignatius has a master’s degree in Offshore Engineering. Prior to joining the Company, he was a project engineer involved in various regional construction projects. His role in the Company includes managing the equipment maintenance programme as well as supporting the Business Projects team in field training and equipment handling.

Ho Thien Guan Spill Response Specialist hothienguan@oilspillresponse.com With extensive seagoing experience, Thien Guan has responded to many spill incidents in Asia within the last 10 years. He conducts internal training programmes for Singapore’s staff and external manpower. Thien Guan is fluent in Mandarin and regularly delivers training courses in the language in the region.

Lee Nai Ming Spill Response Specialist leenaiming@oilspillresponse.com Nai Ming holds a Civil Engineering honours degree and has an array of experience in emergency response, planning and project management from his previous employment in the Singapore Civil Defence Force and the construction industry. He has participated in several local spill exercises and was recently involved in the Gibraltar cleanup in October 2008. His daily responsibilities include stewardship of workplace safety and conducting technical studies to enhance response readiness.

Mohamed Kamsani B Mohamed Yatim Team Supervisor – Engineering / Logistics kamsani@oilspillresponse.com Prior to joining the Company, Kamsani was a Marine Engineer on merchant navy vessels. He has responded to several major spills and delivered training and consultancy projects regionally. Currently, Kamsani is a Team Supervisor of Engineering / Logistics in the Operations Department. His main duties include managing the equipment maintenance programme and resourcing of logistics for spill responses.

Mohd Hanafi Bin Saleh Spill Response Specialist hanafi@oilspillresponse.com

Wilson TAN Spill Response Specialist / Duty Manager wilsontan@oilspillresponse.com

Jean Teo Spill Response Specialist jeanteo@oilspillresponse.com

Hanafi has over 20 years of sea-going experience having served as a Marine Engineer in various shipping companies. He has responded to many international spill incidents. In 2008, Hanafi successfully completed a 3-month attachment to Maritime New Zealand. He recently completed a secondment with ENL in Sakhalin, Russia.

Wilson graduated with a B.Eng (Hons) in Chemical Engineering. Wilson was a senior officer in the Singapore Civil Defence Force prior to joining Oil Spill Response. Since joining the Company, he has participated in the Competency Occupational Standards Programme and was involved in spill responses in Angola and Yemen.

Jean is a member of the Response Readiness team in Singapore. She currently oversees the IT infrastructure and maintenance of the base facilities. Jean has also assisted in the implementation of the new equipment database programme. Since joining the team, Jean has attended to spills in Korea, India and Philippines.

Quek Qiuhui Spill Response Specialist / Duty Manager quekqiuhui@oilspillresponse.com

Tan Swee Huang Spill Response Specialist / Duty Manager tansweehuang@oilspillresponse.com

Zerlina TOH Spill Response Specialist zerlinatoh@oilspillresponse.com

Qiuhui holds a degree in Environmental Engineering and has attended a number of responses in India, Korea and Libya. She has also delivered several integration workshops for new members in various countries in the region. Qiuhui has recently completed a secondment in Southampton as part of the Duty Manager Rotation programme. In May 2008, she participated in IOSC in Savannah, USA.

Swee Huang has recently completed her rotation to the Southampton base as part of the Duty Manager Rotation programme. She assisted in the proofreading of two IPIECA papers translated into Chinese. In May 2008, she presented a paper in IOSC in Savannah, USA. Swee Huang holds a degree in Chemistry and a masters in Environmental Technology.

Since joining the company, Zerlina has worked and contributed to the progress of the Business Projects team. More recently she has also taken on the additional challenge of handling Membership matters. In 2009 Zerlina will rotate into the Operations Department as a Spill Response Specialist widening her commercial perspective in the area of response activities.

Southampton Corporate Vernon Hartley Security Supervisor vernonhartley@oilspillresponse.com Vernon is responsible for the security team which provides 24-hour security cover at the Southampton base. He also carries out various administrative duties.

Cam Pulham HSEQ & Facilities Manager campulham@oilspillresponse.com Cam has gained extensive operational experience in many spills. He was actively involved in the expansion of equipment recommendations and trials. Cam has gained a NEBOSH award and is the focal point for HSEQ and facilities management at Southampton.

Wendy Voss Administrator / Duty Administrator wendyvoss@oilspillresponse.com Wendy provides administrative support to both the Regional Director and HR Manager. Wendy is also a Duty Administrator in the event of a spill. Wendy is currently on maternity leave.

Katrina Webster Receptionist / Duty Administrator katrinawebster@oilspillresponse.com Katrina joined the Company with an NVQ Level 3 in Business Administration. Katrina is responsible for the reception area, dealing with incoming telephone enquiries and administrative functions and is also a Duty Administrator in the event of a spill.

OUR PEOPLE

Finance Richard Johnson Financial Controller richardjohnson@oilspillresponse.com

Sarah Biffin Trainee Management Accountant sarahbiffin@oilspillresponse.com

Richard joined the Company in 2008 and is responsible for the UK Finance Department and the preparation of Group Management Accounts. After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant he worked for several years as a manager overseeing a variety of clients before moving to an international aerospace company for six years.

Karim Bangoura Accounts Assistant karimbangoura@oilspillresponse.com

Kerry Griffiths Management Accountant kerrygriffiths@oilspillresponse.com

Sarah joined the Finance team in June 2007. Her responsibilities include assisting with the preparation of monthly management accounts, bank processing and payment runs.

Gillian Conroy Financial Accountant gillianconroy@oilspillresponse.com

Kerry has responsibility for the preparation of the UK Monthly Management Accounts, Group Financial Reports and assisting in the conduct of the annual audit.

Julie Lodge Credit Controller julielodge@oilspillresponse.com

Gillian started with the Company in 2008 after several years of experience in large Finance Departments. She has primary responsibility for the Purchase Ledger and Treasury functions and for the implementation of our continuous improvement programme.

Karim has a BA (Hons) in Business Management and is responsible for maintaining the purchase ledger, processing invoices and expenses for Company employees and ensuring the timely settlement of the same.

Emma McGuckian Purchaser emmamcguckian@oilspillresponse.com

Julie has responsibility for the Sales Ledger function, including the raising of invoices, the maintenance of tight credit control and the preparation of monthly management reports.

Advocacy

Emma has been with the Company for 6 years. She is responsible for purchasing and stock control whilst maintaining key supplier relationships.

Andy Nicoll Advocacy Manager andynicoll@oilspillresponse.com

Human Resources Ann Durham Human Resource Manager anndurham@oilspillresponse.com

Laura Foley HR Administrator / Duty Administrator laurafoley@oilspillresponse.com

Ann has 20 years of experience in HR from recruitment, performance management, policies & procedures to training & development. She was previously the HR manager for a high-technology manufacturing operation before embarking on a part-time position as a Special Consultant due to family commitments. She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development and holds a masters in Manpower Studies.

Laura joined the Company in late 2005 as a Business Studies Graduate and worked in the Training Department for a number of years. Laura is currently working with the HR Department after becoming a graduate member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development. Laura is responsible for assisting both the HR Manger and Regional Director and is also a Duty Administrator in the event of a spill.

Andy first joined the Company in 1989 following 10 years as a Deck Officer in the UK merchant navy. He has worked both in industry and government, managing a Tier 1 response base for BP and as a Counter Pollution Officer for the UK Government respectively. He has tactical response experience gained at over 25 spills in UK and Europe, and was the Company’s Principal Trainer and Consultancy Business Manager prior to his current assignment.

Philippe de Susanne GI WACAF Project Manager philippedesusanne@oilspillresponse.com Philippe has a masters degree in Environmental Science and has undertaken various research and environmental projects work worldwide. As a Programme Coordinator for the IMO in Curacao he helped develop a programme to promote the establishment of oil spill response capabilities. Philippe is an accredited Prince 2 Project Manager and is currently on secondment to IPIECA as the Project Manager for the IMO/IPIECA Global Initiative programme for West and Central Africa (GI WACAF).

Technical Solutions Carolyn Mead Projects Assistant / Duty Administrator carolynmead@oilspillresponse.com Carolyn provides support to the Technical Solutions Department. She plays a major role in improving administration systems while overseeing some of the responsibilities of the UKCS/WACAF services.

Nick Hazlett-Beard Regional Manager, North Africa nhbeard@oilspillresponse.com Nick originally joined the Company in 1981 and since that time has worked on oil spills and projects globally. He works between the UK and North Africa, spending the majority of his time in Libya during 2008. His role is to introduce services to our clients and fulfill their business needs.

JO Unwin Business Manager, Projects jounwin@oilspillresponse.com Jo is responsible for the commercial management and development of new proposals for the UKCS business, project equipment hire/leasing and the secondment of Oil Spill Response personnel.

Dr Rob Holland Consultancy Manager robholland@oilspillresponse.com Rob leads the Southampton Consultancy team. Rob is a Chartered Biologist with experience in delivering a wide variety of oil spill preparedness projects worldwide. He has also helped deliver the new Oiled Wildlife Response service.

GEMMA Benns Consultant gemmabenns@oilspillresponse.com Dave Rouse Consultant daverouse@oilspillresponse.com Dave has a BSc in Engineering and Disaster Management, and has responded to several incidents in the UK, Nigeria and Libya. He has delivered training to clients and has worked on numerous consultancy projects worldwide including audits, contingency planning, modelling and exercises.

LUCY Aukett Consultant lucyaukett@oilspillresponse.com Lucy joined the Company after completing a masters in Coastal Engineering and the Environment. Her key projects over the last year have included OSCPsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in Kazakhstan, Spain and Libya.

TRISTAN Barston Regional Representative, West Africa tristanbarston@oilspillresponse.com Throughout 2008 Tristan has worked extensively throughout the West African Region fostering important relationships with Members and promoting oil spill response preparedness. Operating in this challenging and interesting environment has enabled him to augment his previous technical knowledge and practical response techniques.

Gemma has a BSc (Hons) in Marine Geography and has joined the Consultancy team following her time in the Operations Department. She now works on consultancy projects worldwide, including contingency planning, oil spill modelling and exercises. Gemma is also currently studying for a MSc in Disaster Management.

Jonathan FIELD Regional Representative, West Africa jonathanfield@oilspillresponse.com During the year Jonathan has worked extensively throughout the West African Region fostering important relationships with Members. During 2008 he has been working on developing preparedness services and local response solutions within the region for both established and new operators.

GAIL Nxumalo Senior Consultant gailnxumalo@oilspillresponse.com Gail, with a BSc honours in Zoology and a masters in Environmental Management, had lectured in Zoology and Environmental Science before working for the South African Ministry for the Environment on oil spill preparedness activities. During that time, she was involved in various contingency planning projects in the Southern African Region and the Indian Ocean Islands. Since joining the Company, Gail has reviewed and delivered a range of training courses, exercises and consultancy projects worldwide.

OUR PEOPLE

Dave Redington Consultant daveredington@oilspillresponse.com Dave previously worked as a Marine Engineer for the Royal Navy before completing a BSc and following a career in remediation consultancy. Since joining the Company Dave has attended spills in North Africa and the UK and has assisted with training and equipment maintenance in Iran. Dave has recently moved from the Operations Department to Consultancy.

Darren Waterman Head of Training darrenwaterman@oilspillresponse.com Darren is the Head of Training with overall responsibility for development and delivery of internal and external training. Darren has previously held positions in the Operations and Technical Solutions Departments. Since joining Oil Spill Response Darren has been responsible for managing international spill responses, UK Response co-ordination and various large projects. Darren is an engineer by trade and brings project management experience into the team.

Chris CarteR Training Administrator / Duty Administrator chriscarter@oilspillresponse.com Chris joined Oil Spill Response as a receptionist before moving to the Training Department where she is responsible for all course co-ordination. As Duty Administrator Chris has supported a number of spills and exercises.

DR Sharon Burton Trainer sharonburton@oilspillresponse.com Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Sharon was a Marine Engineer in the Royal Navy; she also has a BSc in Animal Biology and a PhD in Biochemical Entomological Parasitology. She has responded to spills in the UK and Africa and completed a secondment to Maritime New Zealand in 2007. Sharon joined the Training team from the Response Department after completing a secondment to internal training.

Matthew Sommerville Senior Technical Advisor msommerville@oilspillresponse.com

David White Senior Consultant davidwhite@oilspillresponse.com

Matthew’s role supports all departments internally and externally links with organisations active in emergency crisis and spill management. He has 20 years’ experience in marine and land based incidents worldwide working with governments, ship owners, oil companies, P&I clubs, ITOPF and IOPC Fund.

With a geological and marine science university background, David has worked on numerous consultancy projects worldwide including audits, contingency planning, oil spill modelling and exercises. He has written various magazine articles and technical papers for international conferences, and has been involved in advocacy activities on behalf of the Company for both ITAC and IPIECA.

Training

Benjamin Couzigou Trainer benjamincouzigou@oilspillresponse.com Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Benjamin was the seconded IMO consultant for RAC/REMPEITC-Carib where he was in charge of organising workshops for the implementation of the OPRC 1990 Convention in Central American countries. Previously, Benjamin worked for CEDRE and conducted preparedness projects including contingency planning, risk assessment studies and development of operational data sheets. Benjamin is a French national and also speaks English and Spanish.

Paul Foley Principal External Trainer paulfoley@oilspillresponse.com Since joining Oil Spill Response with a masters degree in Environmental Engineering, Paul has acquired extensive operational experience attending oil spills worldwide. He has developed and implemented a ten-week internal Company competency-based training programme which today underpins the development of all of our Response Specialists. In addition, he has also undertaken a variety of projects in support of the Consultancy Team.

Chris Miles Principal Trainer chrismiles@oilspillresponse.com Since joining Oil Spill Response, Chris served in the Operations Department before becoming a Duty Manager. Since then Chris has added value to all areas of Preparedness and Response services and has over 15 years’ experience in the industry. He has led a number of large projects such as the implementation of Tier 2 services in the UK and West Africa. He recently spent 1 year seconded to ENL in Sakhalin.

Eric Ogbuh Trainer ericogbuh@oilspillresponse.com Eric joined the Company after six years in the merchant navy as a Marine Engineer. Eric has a B.Eng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering and has attended spills in the UK and overseas. Eric completed a secondment in Nigeria, managing a response base and their training and maintenance. Eric is currently studying for an MSc in Occupational Health and Safety and has recently joined the Training Department as an external trainer.

Rakhm Shad Trainer rakhmshad@oilspillresponse.com Rakhm gained operational experience working in the Southampton and Bahrain response bases. He gained response experience attending a number of spills in the UK and West Africa as well as participating in internal and external exercises including the Company competency-based training programme. Rakhm has a mechanical engineering background from within the E&P industry and is now on a long term secondment to the Training Department.

Response James Burroughs Spill Response Specialist jamesburroughs@oilspillresponse.com

Richard Sims Operations Manager richardsims@oilspillresponse.com Richard has been with the Company for more than 10 years and has completed placements both in the Operations and Training Departments. He is responsible for the management and development of the Operations Department in Southampton. He is in his last year of a 3-year masters degree in Disaster Management that he is currently studying for at Coventry University.

Anita Parker Operations & Facilities Co-ordinator / Senior Duty Administrator anitaparker@oilspillresponse.com Anita continues to provide high level administrative support and business co-ordination to the Operations Department. As Senior Duty Administrator, Anita assists on spills and exercises collating and documenting information as the situation arises and is instrumental in providing support for duty team training.

Karen O’Reilly Maintenance & Customs Administrator karenoreilly@oilspillresponse.com Karen has responsibility for entering assets onto the equipment database and setting up the maintenance procedures for the equipment. She also provides general administration for the Readiness team.

Richard Anderson Spill Response Specialist richardanderson@oilspillresponse.com Richard joined the Company with over 6 years of engineering experience. In the Operations Department Richard has attended spills in the UK, Angola, Libya and Gabon, as well as conducting equipment training around the world. He has also completed a secondment with Maritime New Zealand gaining valuable experience.

ZOË Beverley Senior Spill Response Specialist zoebeverley@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company, Zoë has responded to oil spills globally. Previous to this she was a Marine Engineer in the merchant navy. Zoë has recently returned to the Operations Department following a secondment to external training where she delivered numerous training courses worldwide.

Rob Bly Senior Spill Response Specialist robbly@oilspillresponse.com Prior to joining the Company, Rob completed a BSc in Geology and an MSc in Geo-Environmental Engineering. Rob has gained extensive operational experience on major spills in the UK and abroad and has completed a secondment within the Training Department where he developed and delivered training courses worldwide. Rob has recently returned to the Operations Department into a rotational role of Team Supervisor and Duty Manager.

Darrell Buck Spill Response Specialist darrellbuck@oilspillresponse.com Darrell joined the Company with engineering experience gained as a Marine Engineer in the merchant navy and offshore in cathodic protection and underwater acoustic positioning. He has attended spills in the UK and in Africa.

Prior to joining the Company James had several years technical experience within the oil industry specialising in electrical engineering. He has attended several spills in various countries including Nigeria, Gabon and in the UK. James has also assisted the Projects Department in Uganda and has taken part in rotational work in the Bahrain base, assisting with operational activities, exercises and overseeing equipment maintenance. James works within the Operations Department at the Southampton base

Matt Cameron Senior Spill Response Specialist matthewcameron@oilspillresponse.com Matt joined the Company with a marine engineering background. He has gained operational experience both in the UK and overseas. Matt has worked in the Operations department as a response team member, and is currently seconded to AGIP KCO in Kazakhstan where he is responsible for responding to oil spills, overseeing equipment preparedness and training.

KEN Church Spill Response Specialist kenchurch@oilspillresponse.com Ken joined the Company after completing a career as a Marine Engineer in the Armed Forces. After completing the Company competency-based training Ken joined the Operations Department. He has visited customers throughout the UK and has attended exercises and spills in the UK. He has also assisted with the movement of equipment to Libya for the logistics department. Ken has completed a secondment to the Bahrain base.

Sara Coates Spill Response Specialist saracoates@oilspillresponse.com Sara joined Oil Spill Response from a marine environmental survey company where she was an Oceanographer. She has participated in international spills, exercises and workshops and spent 6 months as the Aberdeen Representative. Sara is now an Internal Trainer and is an operations co-ordinator for the wildlife services.

OUR PEOPLE

Miles Cole Spill Response Specialist milescole@oilspillresponse.com

Sarah Hall Spill Response Specialist sarahhall@oilspillresponse.com

ANDI LEE Spill Response Specialist andilee@oilspillresponse.com

Miles has a masters degree in Environmental Science and is currently working within the response readiness group. He has been involved in a number of UK and international spills, most recently Gabon. Having coordinated training at Cedre and Belle Ile, Miles is currently with FOST, a French Tier 2 provider, for a 3 month secondment.

Sarah joined the Company with a BSc (Hons) in Geography and several years’ consultancy experience. Sarah joined the Technical Solutions Department and is currently undertaking a secondment into Operations. After completing the Company competency-based training, she has attended to spills in the UK and assisted with the movement of equipment to Libya for the logistics department. Sarah is now a logistics response specialist within the Operations Department.

A mechanical and marine engineer with over 10 years’ experience, Andi has attended several UK and international spills. He has been seconded to the Projects Department where he was responsible for leading preparedness projects in Ireland and sourcing equipment for projects worldwide. He has delivered training in Kazakhstan and led numerous exercises worldwide.

Hannah Curd Spill Response Specialist hannahcurd@oilspillresponse.com Hannah joined the Company with an honours degree in Ocean Science. After completing the Company Competency-based training, she visited customers in Tunisia and Ghana on behalf of the Projects Department. Hannah has also attended exercises and spills in the UK and assisted with the movement of equipment to Libya for the logistics department. Upon finalising a full PPE review, Hannah is now heading up the cold weather working group within the Operations Department.

George Fabling Spill Response Specialist georgefabling@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company, George has attended spill responses and international exercises in U.K, Europe, North America, South America and Africa. Having completed a secondment in logistics and response readiness departments he now uses his background in mechanical and marine engineering in Operations.

Stuart Gair Team Leader Response Readiness / Duty Manager stuartgair@oilspillresponse.com Stuart Gair has more than 15 years of experience in the oil industry working for ExxonMobil and Oil Spill Response. During his time with the Company, he has attended and managed differing elements of spills and incidents. These roles have included aerial observer, technical advisor and spill manager at response incidents around the world for oil companies, governments, shipping companies and P&I clubs. Currently, he is responsible in ensuring the Company’s response readiness capabilities.

Mark Harvey Senior Spill Response Specialist markharvey@oilspillresponse.com Mark joined the Company with 17 years’ engineering background. He attended the Tasman Spirit incident in Pakistan, numerous spills around the UK, and was Team Leader on standby operations in Libya. Mark has been involved with numerous installation and training projects including Ireland, Benin, and Iran. Mark completed a 2 year secondment in Kazakhstan, where he responded to spills, planned and ran training exercises, supervised and developed local staff, and carried out auditing and consultancy.

Lucy Heathcote Spill Response Specialist lucyheathcote@oilspillresponse.com Lucy joined the Company with an honours degree in Environmental Science. Lucy has attended spills in the UK and abroad. She is a member of the Readiness team in Southampton, where she has put in place a new company wide equipment database. She is one of the logistics responders and was responsible for mobilising the equipment to the Angola response at the beginning of 2008.

Emma Hughes Spill Response Specialist emmahughes@oilspillresponse.com Emma joined the Company with a BSC (Hons) in marine biology. Since joining she has participated in exercises and spills both in the UK and abroad. She has recently taken part in international workshops and a standby operation in Libya. Emma is currently the operations co-ordinator for the wildlife services and is setting up stockpiles for Singapore and Bahrain.

NICK March Spill Response Specialist nickmarch@oilspillresponse.com Nick joined the Company with a BSc in Marine Environmental Science and with 6 years’ experience as a Navigation/Cargo Officer for the Ministry Of Defence. Since completing the Company competency-based training Nick has gained experience attending spills both in the UK and Gabon. He has also taken part in consultancy/training projects in Nigeria and Libya.

AARON Montgomery Spill Response Specialist aaronmontgomery@oilspillresponse.com Aaron joined the Company after several years as a Deck Officer in the merchant navy. Since joining, Aaron has attended several international spills in Africa, Europe and the Middle East taking on a supervisory role and that of Technical Advisor. He has participated in several training exercises in Turkey and Turkmenistan and also in France in association with CEDRE. Aaron is currently part of the logistics team.

CHRIS Moore Senior Spill Response Specialist chrismoore@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chris has been involved in projects in the UK, USA, Russia and Africa. He has completed several secondments in Sakhalin, Russia. Chris has attended to numerous spills around the UK and in West Africa. He specialises in mechanical engineering. Chris has recently moved into a rotational role of Team Supervisor and Duty Manager.

ANDY Nevin Senior Spill Response Specialist andynevin@oilspillresponse.com

Michael PArker Spill Response Specialist michaelparker@oilspillresponse.com

Andy joined the Company after a 23 year career as a marine engineer with the Royal Navy. He has attended major spills in Georgia, Cameroon and Yemen as well as various smaller spills in the UK. He has also been involved in project work in South Africa, Kazakhstan and Yemen as well as having had a secondment with MSRC in the USA. Recently he has just completed a 14 month secondment to Russia working as the Base Manager for a large oil export facility.

Michael has a masters degree in Environmental Science and is currently the Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC) Coordinator. Through his time with the Company Michael has been seconded to the Readiness group, focusing on the standardisation of operational response procedures across Southampton, Singapore and Bahrain. Michael is a trained Logistics Response Specialist and has recently attended spills in Scotland, Gabon and Libya specialising in technical advice on environmental impacts of oil spills.

DAVE Oland Support Team Leader / Duty Manager daveoland@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company, Dave has gained extensive operational experience by responding to major oil spills including Evoikos, Sea Empress, Exxon Valdez, Mega Borg and Prestige. Dave has completed secondments in the Singapore office and with the Training and Consultancy Departments. He is currently the Support Team Leader within the Operations Department.

NICK Olden Senior Spill Response Specialist nickolden@oilspillresponse.com Nick joined the Company coming from the Oil Exploration & Production industry. He has worked extensively for Oil Spill Response throughout Europe, Africa, Central/ South America, Asia, and the Middle East. Nick is at present on a secondment for a Member company in Sakhalin, Russia.

MARK Oliver Senior Spill Response Specialist markoliver@oilspillresponse.com Mark has gained operational experience from spills internationally. He has worked on the development and delivery of training courses and consultancy projects for Technical Solutions Department. He is a response team member who is currently seconded to AGIP KCO, operating in the Caspian Sea. His roles include overseeing oil spill response activities in readiness for oil production.

Dennis Peach Senior Spill Response Specialist dennispeach@oilspillresponse.com Dennis completed an 18 month secondment to the Training Department delivering published and client specific courses in the UK and abroad. Now back in the Operations Department, he has been involved in various projects such as the Kazakhstan National Exercise, acting as advisor for a major North Sea Exercise and delivering a series of intensive practical training days in Scotland. He has also led a standby rotation in Libya.

LEE Prendergast Spill Response Specialist leeprendergast@oilspillresponse.com Lee joined the Company with 13 yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; experience in the oil production & drilling industry. He has attended response operations in Nigeria, Libya, France and the UK. Lee is currently working in the Projects Department where he is responsible for sourcing and commissioning equipment for hire packages worldwide. He has run a tabletop exercise in Ireland, training in the Shetland Islands and coordinated equipment maintenance on a large UK stockpile.

emily Rowe Operations Team Leader / Duty Manager emilyrowe@oilspillresponse.com Emily joined the Company with an honours degree in Marine Environmental Science. She has attended spills in Georgia, North and West Africa and the UK and has also completed secondments within the Readiness group and the Training Department, where she delivered numerous training courses worldwide. Emily has also run numerous spills and exercises as Duty Manager around the world and has recently moved into a rotational role of Operations Team Leader.

MARCUS RUSSELL Team Supervisor / Duty Manager marcusrussell@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company, Marcus has responded to spills in France, Spain, Singapore and Pakistan amongst others. Having completed a secondment to the Training Department, he now supervises one of the Operations response teams and is a Duty Manager.

Michael Scott Spill Response Specialist michaelscott@oilspillresponse.com Michael joined the Company after a career in the Royal Navy with qualifications in firefighting, fire prevention and marine engineering. During his time with the Company, he has been involved in spills in the UK, Angola, and Libya. He has also delivered equipment training in Sakhalin, Iran and Libya. At present he is project managing the design and procurement of new equipment aircraft pallets within the Operations Department.

Richard Seddon Senior Spill Response Specialist richardseddon@oilspillresponse.com Richard joined the Company in 1985, after serving as an Engineering Officer in the merchant navy. He has extensive response experience including Exxon Valdez, Sea Empress, Erika and Natuna Sea and has worked on a broad range of training and consultancy projects, which include recent response audits in West Africa and Sakhalin.

MAtt Simmons Team Supervisor / Duty Manager mattsimmons@oilspillresponse.com Since joining the Company, Matt has attended various spills in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Far East, both as a Responder, Technical Advisor and as an Incident Manager. Matt has also carried out audits on response equipment and procedures in Africa. He has carried out a client secondment in Kazakhstan as well as working with members of the GRN. Through his work with the Company Matt has presented at various conferences on the subject of oil spill response techniques and had the opportunity to present at IOSC in Savannah.

OUR PEOPLE

steve Storey Spill Response Specialist stevestorey@oilspillresponse.com Steve joined the Company with a background in boat building, logistics, and LGV. As part of the cold weather working group Steve attended training in Alaska with CISPRI. He has attended spills in the Yemen, and is now on secondment within the Readiness group.

Andrew west Maintenance Supervisor andrewwest@oilspillresponse.com Andy is part of the Operations Department where he has attended many spills around the world and progressed to Response Team Supervisor and Duty Manager. Andy has participated in many major spills and exercises for clients around the world. Andy is now the Maintenance Supervisor with responsibility for the maintenance and legality of the response equipment and vehicles for the Southampton base.

Daniel white Senior Spill Response Specialist danielwhite@oilspillresponse.com

MARTIN Willman Senior Spill Response Specialist martinwillman@oilspillresponse.com Martin has attended many oil spills worldwide in France, Abu Dhabi and Alaska. Martin has conducted numerous equipment audits and spent a number of years in training and has also represented the IMO as a consultant. Currently Martin is on secondment to SEIC in Sakhalin for a period of 6 months.

Bryony Wood Spill Response Specialist bryonywood@oilspillresponse.com Bryony joined the Company with a BSc in Oceanography and Marine Biology after working with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency in the Marine Accident Investigation Branch. Bryony has undertaken a secondment with the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, and has been involved in spills both in the UK and abroad.

DAVID Woodhams Spill Response Specialist davidwoodhams@oilspillresponse.com

Daniel has attended numerous oil spills around the world fulfilling various roles from beach master to Technical Advisor. Daniel also completed a 2 year secondment to the Training Department where he developed, wrote and delivered a range of courses. Daniel returned to the Operations Department where he worked within the Readiness group and has recently moved into a rotational role of Duty Manager and Team Supervisor.

David joined the Company with experience as a Marine Engineer with the merchant navy and the military. After completing a period within the Readiness group where he went to Finland for equipment acceptance trials, he has been deployed to the Caspian, as spill response advisor for a drilling operation on behalf of the Projects Department. David has also attended exercises and spills in the UK and Yemen and assisted with the movement of equipment for Operations and Projects.

DaVe Whitren Principal Internal Trainer / Duty Manager davewhitren@oilspillresponse.com

NOrman Woodward Spill Response Specialist normanwoodward@oilspillresponse.com

Dave has gained extensive experience from various oil spill incidents during his time spent within operations. He is a trained Duty Manager and has managed several incidents. In his current role he manages the internal training for spill response specialists. Dave has developed and implemented the OPITO Approved Competency Management System as well as writing the Occupational Standards and training modules for Spill Response Specialists and Supervisors. He is a trained assessor and verifier, ensuring all staff have the skills and knowledge for their roles.

Since joining the Company, Norman has attended spills in Singapore, France, the UK, Spain, Pakistan and Equatorial Guinea. He has attended offshore training in Ireland and is currently working with the Support Team in the Operation Department.

Nathan young Spill Response Specialist nathanyoung@oilspillresponse.com Nathan joined the Company after spending 5 years with Exxon Mobil as a mechanical technician. Since joining, Nathan has attended spills in West Africa and the UK. He has also had further training with CEDRE in France. Nathan is also part of the cold weather working group.

Equipment The equipment section provides customers with an overview of the type, size, ancillaries and contents of the equipment held by Oil Spill Response at its main bases. To reduce response times, some of the equipment has been pre-packaged into loads suited to generic spill and operational environments. In addition to the specification of the equipment, an indication of the logistics, technical complexity and skilled manpower requirements to deploy and operate the equipment is provided using simple icons.Â When making equipment and strategy selections, these attributes need to be considered as they form a major component of the response effectiveness. Equipment Index

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Equipment Stockpile Safety, Communication and Command

Transfer pumps

Dispersant application systems

Active recovery booms

Booms

Temporary storage equipment

Vessels

Power packs and generators

Oiled wildlife response

Ancillary equipment

Recovery devices

Preloaded Packages Load 3: ADDS Pack

Load 4: Weir Boom

Load 5: Shoreline Package (Standard)

Load 6: Active Recovery Boom

Load 7: Recovery Barge

Load 8: Shoreline Package (Standard Supplement)

Load 9: Shoreline Package (Heavy oil supplement)

Load 10: NIMBUSâ&#x201E;˘

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Safety, Communication and Command Application Oil Spill Response have a range of communications equipment suitable for when setting up a field command post and keeping in touch with advanced field posts, whilst being able to relay information back to headquarters. VHF Base Stations and VHF Repeater Stations are compatible with all internationally recognised marine VHF simplex channels together with semi-duplex channels. Oil Spill Response offer Satellite Communications Packages, Broadband Global Area Network (BGAN), which is provided by INMARSAT to allow internet access from virtually all areas of the world except for polar regions. Use of this simple and portable BGAN will allow access to email and other office applications. We also use Iridium and other satellite communications equipment. Safety Equipment Oil Spill Response can deploy aerial and personal gas monitors for on-site entry and where required. Logistics Requirement

Equipment

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Communication and Command Package VHF base station VHF repeater station Telescopic masts Iridium sat phone Bgan Hughes sat phone Bgan Nera sat phone Trelltent Inflatable shelter Safety Area gas monitor Personal gas monitor

Personal gas monitor

Area gas monitor

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Safety, Communication and Command

Communication and Command Package

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Transfer pumps Application Oil Spill Response have a range of general purpose transfer pumps to move large quantities of products. Oil Spill Response are able to offer different types and capacities depending on the required application. All pumps are supplied with hoses to take out the products. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Peristaltic pump Spate pump DOP 160 DOP 250 Framo pump systems Inline Hydraulic pump

Supporting items contained in Yearbook 2009 Temporary storage equipment Power packs and generators

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Peristaltic pump

Spate pump

DOP 160

DOP 250

Framo pump systems

Inline hydroaulic pump

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Dispersant application systems Application Besides the large aerial dispersant application systems which we offer as prepackaged loads, we can also supply other dispersant application systems. Helicopter spray pods can be used to spot treat oil slicks. They are also useful as standby equipment during drilling operations. Boatspray, Portable Boatspray or Chemspray systems can be mounted on the deck of a vessel. Fluorometry equipment is also available to measure dispersant effectiveness. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

ADDS Pack NIMBUS Helibucket Simplex Boat Sprays Fluorometer

ADDS Pack

NIMBUS

Helibucket

Simplex

Boat Sprays

Fluorometer

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Active recovery booms Application Oil Spill Response have a number of active recovery boom systems. These are designed to concentrate and recover large quantities of oil spilt at sea resulting from a major disaster such as an oil-well blow out or tanker accident which produces a continuous release. These will handle heavy oils with medium viscosity. The operation of this equipment requires significant resources to be in place to make the deployment successful such as support vessels, storage and skilled operators. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Weir boom system Ro Skim system Harbour Buster

Supporting items Safety, Communication and Command Temporary storage equipment Power packs and generators

Weir boom system

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Ro Skim system

Harbour Buster

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Booms Application Oil Spill Response have a range of booms that can be used for offshore, near shore, or shoreline responses. Due to differing operational conditions a variety of boom types are held in the stockpile. Offshore booms are larger and made using a heavier duty material. These are supplied on a reel for ease of deployment, which can then be mounted on the deck of a suitable vessel. Stockpile is air inflatable and manufactured from polyurethane nylon fabric. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Ro boom Hi Sprint Harbour Buster Sea Sentinel Boom Shore Guardian Boom Troil Boom Sea Curtain Boom Vane

Supporting items contained within the yearbook Safety, Communication and Command Temporary storage equipment Power packs and generators

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Ro boom

Hi Sprint

Harbour Buster

Sea Sentinel Boom

Shore Guardian Boom

Troil Boom

Sea Curtain

Boom Vane

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Temporary storage equipment Application Oil Spill Response have several options for temporary storage. During offshore containment and recovery, if storage vessels are not available, recovered oil can be temporarily stored in inflatable barges. These come in two sizes; 25m3 or 50m3. Waste Containment tanks are also available with a capacity of 9m3 which can be used in conjunction with a heating system capable of heating oil with a high pour point when recovered during offshore or shoreline recovery. Alternatively Oil Spill Response can provide inflatable oil storage bladders with storage capacities of 100m3, 200m3 and 500m3. Temporary portable storage tanks are available. These come in two sizes; 2,000 gallons or 1,100 gallons. Logistics Requirement

Equipment

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Inflatable Barge Oil bags Fastanks Waste Containment tanks

Supporting items contained within the yearbook Transfer pumps

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Inflatable Barge

Oil bags

Fastanks

Waste Containment tanks

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Vessels Application Oil Spill Response have a variety of craft available for response duties. For inshore and coastal responses Oil Spill Response have several small inflatable vessels, RIB’s, workboats and fast response vessels available. For harbour and nearshore waters, Oil Spill Response’s 20m catamaran vessels can be equipped with a variety of response equipment depending on the nature of the spill. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Inflatable boats RIB’s Work boat (Peter David) Work boat (EARLY Boats) EARL vessels

Inflatable boats

RIB’s

Work boat (EARLY Boats)

Work boat (Peter David)

EARL vessels

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Power packs and generators Application Oil Spill Response have several types of power pack available suitable for operation of our mechanical oil recovery devices and boom reels. Most are diesel hydraulic. All power packs are supplied with the necessary spares kits and ancillaries. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

50 kW power pack 90 kW power pack 30 kW power pack 25 kW power pack Zone 2 90 kW power pack

Supporting items Safety, Communication and Command Booms Recovery devices

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50 kW power pack

30 kW power pack

90 kW power pack

25 kW power pack

Zone 2 90 kW power pack

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Oiled wildlife response Application Oil Spill Response now hold a wide range of oiled wildlife response equipment in conjunction with the Sea Alarm Foundation. By combining the expertise of both companies a comprehensive package has been formulated to assist with the rescue, treatment and rehabilitation of wildlife affected by oil spill incidents. This equipment can easily be shipped together with other response equipment and utilised by trained wildlife response experts provided through the Sea Alarm Foundation. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Wildlife Response pallets

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Ancillary equipment Application Oil Spill Response hold a large variety of ancillary equipment suitable for the different aspects of spill response. For the cleaning of response equipment or oiled manmade structures pressure washers are available. Portable shelters can also be provided for use at a command centre, first aid post, maintenance area or as shelter for personnel taking rest breaks. 6x6 off-road vehicles offer a safe and efficient way of moving equipment along shorelines. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

High pressure washer Hydraulic pressure washer 6x6 wheel vehicle Portable shelters

High pressure washer

6x6 wheel vehicle

Hydraulic pressure washer

Portable shelters

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment Stockpile Recovery devices Application Oil Spill Response have a large range of recovery devices that are used on light, medium and heavy oils. Oleophilic, weir and mechanical skimmers provide the ability to recover a range of oil types in a variety of environments. Skimmers should be used in conjunction with containment booms where slick thickness is increased to maximise recovery efficiency. When choosing a skimmer type the oil viscosity, propensity to emulsify and expected operational conditions should first be identified. Factors such as size, robustness, ease of operation, and necessary maintenance should be assessed. The most important factor is the viscosity of the spilt oil and how it might change over time. In predictable situations, such as at marine terminals and refineries where the type of oil handled is known a specialised skimmer most suited to that particular oil can be identified in advance. Equipment

Logistics Requirement

Technical Complexity

Manpower

Mop skimmer

Oleophilic

Disc skimmer, capacity 40 tonnes / hour Disc skimmer, capacity 20 tonnes / hour Disc skimmer, capacity 12 tonnes / hour Disc skimmer, capacity 7 tonnes / hour

Vacuum

Elastec groove drum skimmer Mini vacuum skimmer Vacuum skimmer

Weir

Weir skimmer, capacity 70 tonnes / hour Weir skimmer, capacity 45 tonnes / hour

Combination

Weir skimmer, capacity 30 tonnes / hour Termite combination skimmer Terminator combination skimmer Foilex brush and weir skimmer

Heavy Oil

WP130 Rotodrum Sea devil Helix

Supporting items Safety, Communication and Command Booms Temporary storage equipment Power packs and generators

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Equipment

Equipment Stockpile Oleophilic

Disc skimmer capacity 20 tonnes / hour

Disc skimmer capacity 40 tonnes / hour

Mop skimmer

Disc skimmer capacity 12 tonnes / hour

Disc skimmer capacity 7 tonnes / hour

Elastec Groove drum skimmer

VACUUM

Mini vacuum skimmer

Vacuum skimmer

WEIR

Weir skimmer capacity 70 tonnes / hour

Weir skimmer capacity 45 tonnes / hour

Weir skimmer capacity 30 tonnes / hour

COMBINATION

Termite combination skimmer

Foilex brush and weir skimmer

Terminator combination skimmer

HEAVY OIL

WP130

Rotodrum

Sea devil

Helix

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Preloaded Packages Load 3: ADDS Pack Airborne Dispersant Delivery UK Load 3 also preloaded in Singapore and Bahrain

Application Used for airborne dispersant spraying, offshore where a high treatment rate is required. Used from a suitable aircraft, e.g. modified L-382 Hercules. Must use type 3 dispersant, suitable for airborne spraying. Ancillaries Loading system, spares box, tool box, buffer barriers, road tanker (if required)

Load 3

ADDS Pack

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Preloaded Packages Load 4: Weir Boom Active boom recovery system UK Load 4

Application The weir boom has the capability to concentrate and collect large quantities of oil spilt at sea resulting from a major accident. Will handle oils up to 10,000Cst. Operates in seas of force 4-5, wind speeds up to 21 knots and wave heights up to 3m. The system is designed to be able to be air freighted. Ancillaries Weir Pumps Recovered Oil Discharge Pump System Hoses Reel Controls Reel Drive Water Pump

Load 4

Weir Boom

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Preloaded Packages Load 5: Shoreline Package Standard UK Load 5

Application A shoreline clean up and protection package packed into Oil Spill Responseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique aircraft pallets, designed for use with side loading jet cargo aircraft. Consists of 16 pallets which can be supplemented with other palletised or nonpalletised equipment from the stockpile. Total weight 11,500kg. Contents Inshore boom and ancillaries Komara 12K skimmers Vacuum systems Inflatable shelters Fastanks Spate pumps Decontamination station equipment

Load 5

Shore Guardian Boom Minivac Spate pump

Sea Sentinel Boom

Trelltent Inflatable Shelter Komara 12k and 20k

Fastank

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Preloaded Packages Load 6: Active Recovery Boom Ro-Skim system UK Load 6

Application The Ro-Skim Cassette package is designed to provide offshore containment and recovery capability for light, medium or heavy oils using weir or oleophilic methods. Some shoreline recovery and pumping equipment is also included. Total weight 13,317kg. Contents 130m Tandem Ro-Skim boom 130m Sea Sentinel boom extension Ro-Skim Cassette unit Ro-Skim pump DS250 Skimmer Ro-Disc 40 Oleophilic attachment Ecoroc Roto-Drum Heavy Oil Skimmer GT185 Skimmer 2 Termite Skimmers with detachable pumps 2 x 50kW Power Packs 2 x hose reels 50T Lancer Barge Air fan Load 6

Termite Skimmer

DS250 Skimmer

Ro Skim system

Sea Sentinel Boom

Rotodrum Skimmer

GT185

Storage Barge

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Preloaded Packages Load 7: Recovery Barge Egmopol recovery barge UK Load 7

Application A self propelled barge designed for the recovery of medium to heavy oil pollution in harbours, coastal areas, rivers and lakes. Can be used in conjunction with a boom system to concentrate the oil. It has 15 tonnes of storage capacity. Equipment Delivery Available for immediate delivery by road or by suitable aircraft.

Load 7

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Preloaded Packages Load 8: Shoreline Package Standard Supplement UK Load 8

Application A shoreline clean up and protection package packed into Oil Spill Responseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique aircraft pallets, designed for use with side loading jet cargo aircraft. This load would typically be used in addition to Load 5 for shoreline protection. Contents Sea sentinel boom 2 Sea sentinel boom Boom ancillary pallets Decon pallet PPE pallet Discharge hose pallet Temporary storage Vacuum skimmers Transfer pumps Disc skimmers Extra equipment can be added to complement this load depending on the nature of the response. Load 8

Sea Sentinel Boom

Shore Guardian Boom

Spate pump

Komara 12k and 20k

Minivac Trelltent Inflatable Shelter

Fastank

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Preloaded Packages Load 9: Shoreline Package Heavy oil supplement UK Load 9

Application A shoreline clean up and protection package packed into Oil Spill Responseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique aircraft pallets, designed for use with side loading jet cargo aircraft. This load would typically be used in addition to Load 5 for shoreline protection when heavy oil pumping is required. Contents Inshore boom and ancillaries Sea sentinel boom Shore guardian boom DOP 160 heavy oil pumps DOP 250 heavy oil pumps Termite heavy oil skimmer GT 185 heavy oil skimmer Rotodrum heavy oil skimmer Komara disc skimmer Hydraulic power pack 84kW Hydraulic power pack 30kW Hydraulic hoses (300m) Discharge hose pallet (200m) Temporary storage (60mÂł) Extra equipment can be added to complement this load depending on the nature of the response. Load 9

Shore Guardian Boom

Sea Sentinel Boom

Spate pump

Komara 12k and 20k

Minivac Trelltent Inflatable Shelter

Fastank

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Equipment

Preloaded Packages Load 10: NIMBUSâ&#x201E;˘ Airborne Dispersant Delivery UK Load 10

Application A modular aerial dispersant system capable of carrying 12 tonnes of dispersant. Designed to be used with an L382 Hercules aircraft but can be transported to site by any jet aircraft. This can increase the speed of deployment to remote location. Ancillaries Loading system, spares box, tool box, buffer barriers, road tanker (if required)

Nimbus

Interior of the Hercules

The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.

Scale of Fees The response hire rates for 2009 are quoted in: GB Pounds (£) for equipment located at Oil Spill Response’s Southampton and Bahrain bases. US Dollars ($) for equipment located at Oil Spill Response’s Singapore base. The equipment listed below can be formulated to meet the requirement of oil spill response and standby operation. This equipment can be provided in package form to meet specific response scenarios. Such packages can be for: • • • • •

At sea containment & recovery Shoreline clean-up and protection including PPE Aerial dispersant application including dispersant & aircraft Remote-sensing including aircraft Vessel dispersant application systems including dispersant

Rates quoted are for oil spill response operations initiated under the terms of the Participant and Associate Agreements or Non-member Agreement.

MEMBER

Load Two - Dispersant tanker (transport unit only)

Load Three - ADDS Pack

Load Four - Offshore Containment and Recovery (Weir Boom)

Load Five - Shoreline protection Load Six - Offshore Containment and recovery (Ro-Skim)

INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

Bahrain

Southampton

Load One - Yokohama Fenders

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

Singapore

Total Quanity

GB Pounds

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£120

£240

US$240

US$480

PRE-LOADED EQUIPMENT £19,200

Not applicable 1

£334,000

£925

£1,850

US$1,850

US$3,700

£1,850

£3,700

US$3,700

US$7,400

£292,000

£1,050

£2,100

US$2,100

US$4,200

£2,100

£4,200

US$4,200

US$8,400

£175,000

£1,695

£3,390

US$3,390

US$6,780

£3,390

£6,780

US$6,780

US$13,560

£348,000

£1,308

£2,615

US$2,615

US$5,230

£2,615

£5,230

US$5,230

US$10,460

Load Seven - Egmopol Barge

£157,000

£435

£870

US$870

US$1,740

£870

£1,740

US$1,740

US$3,480

Load Eight - Shoreline protection (complementary to Load Five)

Final contents and associated cost will be determined by specific incident needs

Load Nine - Shoreline protection (complementary to Load Five, for heavy oil)

Final contents and associated cost will be determined by specific incident needs

Load Ten - NIMBUS

Ro-skim system , tandem, 120tph skimmer, without power pack (can be used in conjunction with additional 200m boom on reel)

Ro-skim system 350 metres Bay boom, tandem, 120tph skimmer and power systems

Two-pump weir boom capacity (120 tph) for use in conjunction with Roboom units excluding power systems

Roboom 200 metres Bay boom combi system without power pack

Nofi Harbour Buster

£388,000

£1,075

£2,150

US$2,150

US$4,300

£2,150

£4,300

US$4,300

US$8,600

£120,000

£470

£940

US$940

US$1,880

£940

£1,880

US$1,880

US$3,760

£181,000

£650

£1,300

US$1,300

US$2,600

£1,300

£2,600

US$2,600

US$5,200

£90,000

£650

US$650

US$1,300

£650

£1,300

US$1,300

US$2,600

£70,000

£275

£550

US$550

US$1,100

£550

£1,100

US$1,100

US$2,200

£71,500

£500

£1,000

US$1,000

US$2,000

£1,000

£2,000

US$2,000

US$4,000

RECOVERY BOOM

FEE STRUCTURE MEMBER GB Pounds

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£250

£500

US$500

US$1,000

£500

£1,000

US$1,000

US$2,000

£100,000

£550

£1,100

US$1,100

US$2,200

£1,100

£2,200

US$2,200

US$4,400

£67,900

£270

£540

US$540

US$1,080

£540

£1,080

US$1,080

US$2,160

£95,800

£390

£780

US$780

US$1,560

£780

£1,560

US$1,560

US$3,120

INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

DAILY STAND BY

Bahrain

DAILY IN USE

Singapore

DAILY STAND BY

Southampton

DAILY IN USE

Total Quanity

DAILY STAND BY

Roboom 200 metres Bay Boom, on reel without power pack

£55,200

Roboom 400 metres Bay boom in container without power pack

Roboom 200 metres Ocean boom on reel without power pack

Vikoma Ocean 500 metres boom without power pack

Hi Sprint 950 rapid boom with reel ( 300m long- without power pack)

£120,000

£350

£700

US$700

US$1,400

£700

£1,400

US$1,400

US$2,800

Sea Sentinel boom 10m air/skirt for coastal areas

247

163

£807

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

Sea Sentinel boom 20m air/skirt for coastal areas

337

172

115

£1,219

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£37,077

£330

£660

US$660

US$1,320

£660

£1,320

US$1,320

US$2,640

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

OFFSHORE BOOM

INSHORE BOOM

Sea Sentinel boom air/skirt 200m on reel with power pack for coastal area

Shore Guardian boom 10 metre for beach sealing capability

174

108

£1,258

£23

£45

US$45

US$90

£45

£90

US$90

US$180

Shore Guardian boom 20 metre for beach sealing capability

152

104

£2,007

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£2,500

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

Shore Guardian boom 25m metre for beach sealing capability

Troil Boom GP 750 (price per 200 metres)

£15,000

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

£200

£400

US$400

US$800

Troil Boom GP1100 (price per 200 metres)

£26,000

£130

£260

US$260

US$520

£260

£520

US$520

US$1,040

Sea Curtain - Foam filled in 50m sections

£2,250

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£1,700

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

9 1

INSHORE BOOM ANCILLARIES Air & water pump support box

Boom mooring equipment (anchors, chain, and rope) are included within the boom hire packages however any losses will be recharged as consumables . Boom Vane - boom deployment unit

AR 19 Beach spray set

AR 30 Beach spray set

Back pack sprayers (6 off at 5 gallons capacity)

Boat Spray sets for use as vessel mounted Type 3 dispersant application system (6m arms)

Boat Spray sets for use on EARLY craft Type 3 application system (6m arms)

Boat Spray sets for use as vessel mounted Type 3 dispersant application system (12m arms)

AFEDO nozzles Chemspray

£6,000

£20

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£600

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£1,000

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£600

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£8,000

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£65

£140

US$140

US$280

£8,000

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£15,000

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£120

£240

US$240

US$480

£2,500

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£2,500

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

DISPERSANT APPLICATION

Chemical dispersant will be charged at replacement purchase cost plus all procurement fees. Non-members will be charged a fee of £2,000 for access to dispersant stocks and an additional 15% surcharge on all invoiced costs. RECOVERY SKIMMERS Diesel drive oil mop system (4D)

Diesel drive oil mop system inc mop and pulleys (9D) Capacity 12 tph

Diesel driven oil mop unit (140D)

£11,500

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£17,000

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£120

£240

US$240

US$480

£5,000

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

68 MEMBER

Singapore

Bahrain

INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

Vikoma Komara 40 without power pack

Southampton

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

Total Quanity

GB Pounds

£15,500

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£45

£90

US$90

US$180

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

Komara 20k disc skimmer inc power pack

£15,000

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

Komara 12k disc skimmer inc power pack

£15,000

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

Komara 7k disc skimmer inc power pack

£9,000

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Vikoma Seaskimmer 50 without power pack

£32,000

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£180

£360

US$360

US$720

Vikoma Minivac vacuum system

£17,500

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

Roclean Minivac vacuum system

£11,000

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

Vikoma Powervac portable vacuum unit c/w recovery hopper, capacity 12 tph

£18,000

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

Molex Skid mounted vacuum system 4000 litres

£25,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

Transvac 500D Skid Mounted Vacuum / Pump System

£57,000

£160

£320

US$320

US$640

£320

£640

US$640

US$1,280

Desmi DS 250 skimmer without power pack

£26,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

Ro-Disc attachment for DS250

£10,000

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Walosep weir skimmer without power pack

£67,000

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£300

£600

US$600

US$1,200

GT 185 weir skimmer without power pack

Termite weir skim without power pack

Termite Combi system Brush /weir / Disc without power pack

Terminator weir skimmer (with thrusters) without power pack

Terminator combi system weir / brush skimmer without power pack

Delta Skimmer - weir skimmer inc. Spate pump. Capacity 12 tph Marflex Sweep Arms - Large Volume weir skimmers without power pack

4 10

£16,000

£45

£90

US$90

US$180

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£11,000

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£25,000

£230

£460

US$460

US$920

£460

£920

US$920

US$1,840

£22,650

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£25,000

£63

£125

US$125

US$250

£125

£250

US$250

US$500

£5,000

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

1 pair

£12,000

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

Foilex TDS 150 Coast weir / brush skimmer without power pack

£8,000

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

Slickdisc MK-13 interchangeable skimmer brush / disc / weir c/w power pack

£7,000

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

3 1

HEAVY OIL RECOVERY Egmopol belt skimmer inc power system (requires working platform)

£20,000

£55

£110

US$110

US$220

£110

£220

US$220

US$440

Egmopol belt skimming barge system inc propulsion for sheltered waters

£157,000

£435

£870

US$870

US$1,740

£870

£1,740

US$1,740

US$3,480

WP 130 drum skimmer without power pack

£63,000

£175

£350

US$350

US$700

£350

£700

US$700

US$1,400

Rotodrum without power pack

£28,000

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

Sea Devil skimmer without power pack

£45,000

£125

£250

US$250

US$500

£250

£500

US$500

US$1,000

Helix Skimmer

£26,000

£73

£145

US$145

US$290

£145

£290

US$290

US$580

Scan Trawl System

£11,000

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£180

£360

US$360

US$720

EARL vessel bow skimmer

£45,000

£125

£250

US$250

US$500

£250

£500

US$500

US$1,000

Orimulsion Reflotation Device without power pack

£25,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

US$140

1 1

TRANSFER PUMPS Peristaltic pump 20 tph

Spate diaphragm pump 10 tph

Desmi DOP 160 pump without power pack

Desmi DOP 250 pump without power pack

£10,000

£45

£90

US$90

US$180

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

Water injection flange for DOP pump

£3,000

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

TK7 and TK 5 offloading pump inc. power pack

£16,000

£45

£90

US$90

US$180

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£4,000

£18

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

£5,000

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£5,000

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

FEE STRUCTURE MEMBER GB Pounds

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£200

£400

US$400

US$800

£400

£800

US$800

US$1,600

INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

DAILY STAND BY

Bahrain

DAILY IN USE

Singapore

DAILY STAND BY

Southampton

DAILY IN USE

Total Quanity

DAILY STAND BY

Lancer Barge - 25000 litres

£24,000

Lancer Barge - 50000 litres

£30,000

£250

£500

US$500

US$1,000

£500

£1,000

US$1,000

US$2,000

Nofi storage barge - 25000 litres

£24,000

£200

£400

US$400

US$800

£400

£800

US$800

US$1,600

Nofi storage barge - 50000 litres

Unitor oil bag - capacity 500 m³

Unitor oil bag - capacity 200 m³

Unitor oil bag - capacity 100 m³

Ro-tank storage - capacity 10 m³

Pillow tanks - capacity 2.5 m³

Fastanks - capacity 2000 gallons

Fastank - 5 m³ capacity

Waste Containment Tank

Porta berm storage - capacity 10 m³

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

STORAGE EQUIPMENT

£30,000

£250

£500

US$500

US$1,000

£500

£1,000

US$1,000

US$2,000

£120,000

£2,000

£4,000

US$4,000

US$8,000

£4,000

£8,000

US$8,000

US$16,000

£51,000

£850

£1,700

US$1,700

US$3,400

£1,700

£3,400

US$3,400

US$6,800

£40,000

£650

£1,300

US$1,300

US$2,600

£1,300

£2,600

US$2,600

US$5,200

£4,500

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£460

£8

£16

US$16

US$32

£16

£32

US$32

US$64

£2,000

£18

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£1,400

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£3,000

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£5,000

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT Single VHF handset

VHF Base Station

Set of 9 GP328VHF handsets c/w chargers

VHF Repeater Station

Iridium satellite phone

ACeS Sat Phone

BGAN Hughes Network Systems (HNS) 9201

BGAN Nera WorldPro 1010

£150

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£3,600

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£2,250

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£6,500

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£2,500

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£1,250

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£2,500

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£2,900

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£200

US$200

US$400

ANCILLARIES Hatz power pack (25kw)

£12,000

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£70

£714

US$140

US$280

Foilex Powerpack - TDS 150 Weir skimmer (25kw)

£12,000

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£70

£715

US$140

US$280

Multi purpose power pack (35kW)

£30,000

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£160

£716

US$320

US$640

Pharos power packs ( 35kW)

£25,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£717

US$280

US$560

Multi purpose (same) power pack (50kW)

£32,400

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£180

£718

US$360

US$720

Desmi power pack (50 kW)

£32,000

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£180

£719

US$360

US$720

Multi purpose power pack (50kW) Winter Version air fan/ lighting

£32,000

£90

£180

US$180

US$360

£180

£720

US$360

US$720

Tiger power pack (80kW)

£38,000

£105

£210

US$210

US$420

£210

£721

US$420

US$840

GP30 power packs

£17,000

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£722

US$200

US$400

Lamor 25

£13,000

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£100

£723

US$200

US$400

Hydraulic Hose reels

£4,000

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

3000w Generator

1000w Generator

Powered floodlights

Mobile welding equipment

Hydraulic pressure washers (without power pack)

Mobile diesel drive high pressure and temperature washer for sea water use (trailer mounted)

2 2

6 2 3

£900

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£900

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£2,500

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£5,000

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£2,000

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£6,500

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

70 MEMBER GB Pounds

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£6,500

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

£10,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

£26,400

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

£6,400

£20

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

Diesel drive high pressure and temperature washer for sea water use (skid mounted)

Fluorometer for dispersant application analysis (Responder required)

Crane unit

Yokohama fender

Low pressure inflatable fender

Command post pallet

Portable inflatable shelter

Personnel decontamination set

Personal Protective Equipment Set (50 person for 3 days)

£20,000

Replacement at cost for Member, Non-member subject to 15% admin fee

Personal Protective Equipment Set (50 person for 1 day)

£20,000

Replacement at cost for Member, Non-member subject to 15% admin fee

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

Singapore

Southampton

Total Quanity

INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

DAILY IN USE

Bahrain

DAILY STAND BY

£7,000

£20

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

£14,000

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£300

£600

US$600

US$1,200

£2,500

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£1,000

£15

£35

US$35

US$70

£35

£70

US$70

US$140

OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE PACKAGE Search and Rescue

£4,500

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Intake and triage

£4,500

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Cleaning and rehabiliatation

£14,500

£75

£150

US$150

US$300

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

Gas Monitors Area Monitor (4 channel + PID)

£2,600

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Personel Monitors (4 Channel)

£500

£5

£10

US$10

US$20

£10

£20

US$20

US$40

Gas Monitor (Drager Chip Measurement System (CMS))

£2,000

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

VESSELS - (without crew and are approximate sizes) 2m inflatable + outboard

4m inflatable + outboard

5m inflatable + outboard

6.2m semi rigid + outboard

7.5m semi rigid + outboard

7.5 m Semi displacement workboat

12m Displacement Workboat

£1,500

£25

£50

US$50

US$100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£3,500

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

£120

£240

US$240

US$480

£6,500

£65

£130

US$130

US$260

£130

£260

US$260

US$520

£16,000

£150

£300

US$300

US$600

£300

£600

US$600

US$1,200

£25,000

£210

£420

US$420

US$840

£420

£840

US$840

US$1,680

£70,000

£550

£1,100

US$1,100

US$2,200

£1,100

£2,200

US$2,200

US$4,400

£100,000

£280

£560

US$560

US$1,120

£560

£1,120

US$1,120

US$2,240

1 3 1

VESSELS - (with crew and are approximate sizes) 20m Oil Spill Response Vessels (In use only)

£190 per hour

£506,000

US$380 per hour

£380 per hour

$760 per hour

Minimum daily charge of eight hours will be applied. Rates will be varied to accommodate vessel duties. A reduced rate will be applied for extended duration operations. AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS ADDS Pack dispersant spray system for use with L-382 Hercules (aircraft not included)

Nimbus dispersant system for use with L-382 Hercules (aircraft not included)

Rotortech TC3 helicopter mounted spray system (150 gallons) (helicopter not included)*

£334,000

£925

£1,850

US$1,850

US$3,700

£1,850

£3,700

US$3,700

US$7,400

£388,000

£1,075

£2,150

US$2,150

US$4,300

£2,150

£4,300

US$4,300

US$8,600

£25,000

£70

£140

US$140

US$280

£140

£280

US$280

US$560

Simplex Model 6860 helicopter spray bucket mounted spray system (240 gallons) (helicopter not included)*

£10,250

£55

£110

US$110

US$220

£110

£220

US$220

US$440

Simplex Model 5400 Heli-Torch Aerial igniter for oil burning (helicopter not included) *

£6,000

£15

£30

US$30

US$60

£30

£60

US$60

US$120

FEE STRUCTURE MEMBER INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

Bahrain

Singapore

Southampton

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

Total Quanity

GB Pounds

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

Aircraft palletised storage systems (per unit of 4 pieces)

£1,250

£7

£14

US$14

US$28

£14

£28

US$28

US$56

Aircraft palletised storage systems (per unit of 4 pieces)

£1,250

£7

£14

US$14

US$28

£14

£28

US$28

US$56

* Oil Spill Response warrants the condition of this equipment but accepts no liability whatsoever in respect of its operation. The aircraft operator must satisfy himself of the suitability of the equipment to the aircraft and has the necessary operations manual to permit its use. AIRCRAFT HERCULES L382G AIRCRAFT - all costs in USD

Insured by aircraft supplier

Response flights - applicable on days where flights are carried out - charged on hourly basis

$5,000 per hour

$10,000 per hour

Subject to a minimum charge of the daily standby fee

Standby - applicable on days where flights are not carried out - charged on daily basis

$ 9,000 per day

Training/demonstration flights - only available to Members

$ 18,000 per day

as incurred at direct cost

Direct costs will be charged as incurred to Members. Non-members will be charged an additional 15%. The above rates apply in respect of ‘normal’ response operations where the aircraft is deployed and utilised for up to a maximum of 10 days. Daily charges for non flying standby periods of greater than 10 days duration where the aircraft flies on average for less than 3 hours per day during that period will be charged at $15,000 per day and will require special consideration. Additional requirements may be placed on users in these cases. This option is only available to Members. WEST AFRICAN DISPERSANT SERVICES ~ MEMBERS ONLY Embraer Bandeirante aircraft

West Africa

Dispersant spraying service

Scrambling fee

US$4,000

Block hour flying fee ( plus any direct operating costs)

US$1,000

Daily standby fee

US$3,500

Dispersant replacement at cost price delivered to site Aerial surveillance service

Scrambling fee

US$3,000

Block hour flying fee ( plus any direct operating costs)

US$1,000

Daily standby fee

US$3,500

Training flights

Scrambling fee

US$4,000

Block hour flying fee ( plus any direct operating costs)

US$1,000

Daily standby fee

US$3,500

UKCS AERIAL SERVICES ~ MEMBERS ONLY Cessna 310 surveillance aircraft c/w infra red and digital video (based in Coventry)

UKCS

Block hour flying fee including fuel (plus any direct operating costs)

£550 as incurred at direct cost

Daily standby fee Cessna 406 aircraft plus Dispersant pod (based in Inverness or Coventry) Scrambling fee

UKCS £3,000

72 MEMBER INSURANCE VALUE GB Pounds

Bahrain

Singapore

Southampton

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

Total Quanity

GB Pounds DAILY STAND BY

Block hour flying fee including fuel (plus any direct operating costs)

NON-MEMBER

US Dollars

DAILY IN USE

GB Pounds

US Dollars

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

DAILY STAND BY

DAILY IN USE

£950

Daily standby fee

£3,000

Dispersant replacement at cost price delivered to site SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT SRSS remote sensing package

SOU

£100,000

£300

£600

£1,200

£600

£1,200

US$1,200

US$2,400

Shoreline survey video package

SOU

£5,000

£40

£80

£160

£80

£160

US$160

US$320

£80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

VEHICLES (Mileage rates will be charged in addition to daily hire charge) 6 wheel all terrain vehicle

Alhambra MPV (£0.40/mile)

4x4 Vehicle (£0.80/mile)

17 ton truck (£1.44/mile)

£10,500

£20

£40

£18,000

£20

£40

£80

£40

£80

US$80

US$160

£26,000

£25

£50

£100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

£25,000

£25

£50

£100

£50

£100

US$100

US$200

Tractor unit (£1.80/mile)

£26,000

£30

£60

£120

£60

£120

US$120

US$240

Trailer 40’ (12m)

£8,000

£10

£20

£40

£20

£40

US$40

US$80

PERSONNEL

Singapore

Southampton Member

Non member

Member

Non member

Incident Manager

£475

£950

US$950

US$1,900

Operations / Logistics Manager

£450

£900

US$900

US$1,800

Response Specialist / Field coordinator

£375

£750

US$750

US$1,500

Duty Administrator Support / Historian

£275

£550

US$550

US$1,100

Oil Spill Response uses an ICS (Incident Command Structure) during a response to provide continuous communications with the customer and to ensure efficient deployment of resources. OIL SPILL MODELLING

Southampton per run

Singapore per run

Member

Non member

Member

Non member

Trajectory

£135

£270

US$270

US$540

Stochastic

£200

£400

US$400

US$800

Backtrack

£135

£270

US$270

US$540

FEE STRUCTURE

Scale of Fees - Terms and Conditions DEFINITIONS Period of Hire The total period of hire includes the time from which the equipment leaves the response base until it is returned to the same base or to a nominated port or airport if so agreed. Response Base The Response base means the oil spill response base at Southampton, Bahrain, Singapore or elsewhere as may be determined by Oil Spill Response. Daily “In Use” Equipment shall be deemed to be “In Use” in respect of any period during the period of hire in which the equipment is in use and not in transit or on standby. Daily “On Standby” Equipment shall be deemed to be “On Standby” in respect of any period during the period of hire in which the equipment is in transit or on standby or otherwise not in use. Length of Day (Equipment) Where the equipment is in any one day part of the time “In Use” and part of the time “On Standby” then in respect of that day the higher rate shall apply. Length of Working Day (Personnel) Oil Spill Response promotes safe working practices and must ensure the safety and welfare of its staff particularly when operating in the high levels of activity of an oil spill incident. The working day is therefore limited to 10 hours. Should extended hours become a necessity it is a management responsibility to ensure that the appropriate number of staff are deployed to permit an effective shift system to be operated.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS Administration / Handling Fee There is no administration/handling fee for Members. A 15% fee will be charged to Non-members on all third party costs including but not limited to consumables, chemical dispersant replacement cost, aviation charter costs and direct operating costs for aviation activities. Aircraft Charter In the event that a chartered aircraft is required this can be organised through a dedicated broker. Payment from Members is due within fifteen days. Non-members may be required to pay in advance.

Cap on Hire Charges Hire charges will be capped at twice the replacement cost of the equipment however rehabilitation, repair and maintenance costs will continue to be charged in the normal way at the end of the period of hire. Once the capped value has been reached there may be an option to purchase the equipment at replacement cost, the terms for which will be agreed at the time. Chemical Dispersant Chemical dispersant will be charged at replacement purchase cost plus all procurement fees. Non-members will be charged a fee of £2,000 for access to dispersant stocks. The hire of dispersant in support of exploration and similar activities is only available to Members. Consumables All consumables will be charged at replacement cost. Deployment of Equipment All equipment deployed by Oil Spill Response will be accompanied by an appropriate number of Oil Spill Response staff for the duration of its deployment. Hercules L382G Aircraft The Hercules aircraft are available for both dispersant spraying and cargo operations. The quoted rates apply in respect of ‘normal’ response operations where the aircraft is deployed and utilised in response flights for up to a maximum of 10 days. Daily charges for non flying standby periods of greater than 10 days duration will be charged at $15,000 per day and will require special consideration. This option is only available to Members. In the event of a prolonged deployment the mobilising party must pay for sufficient flying hours and direct operating costs to ensure crew currency and aircraft reliability is maintained. In addition, the mobilising party may be charged if a replacement aircraft is required to cover other operational/contractual commitments which are dependent on the availability of the Hercules L382G aircraft. The Hercules aircraft are insured by the service provider however if any additional premium is payable due to the nature of a specific operation this will be recharged to the user.

Invoicing Invoices will be issued on completion of the response or, in the case of a prolonged response, invoices will be issued monthly. Oil Spill Modelling Fees for oil spill modelling are based on the assumption that Oil Spill Response is provided with all necessary maps and relevant information (including but not limited to weather, currents, etc) by the customer on a timely basis. Payment Payment is due within 30 days of the date of receipt of the invoice. Payments still outstanding after 30 days shall bear interest at 3% above the HSBC Bank plc, London base rate current from time to time during the period in question until payment is received. Rates The rates contained in this Scale of Fees apply solely to response incidents. Rates for all other services are available on request. Rehabilitation of Equipment The costs of cleaning and rehabilitating the equipment will be invoiced following completion of the rehabilitation and will include all materials, services and manpower costs. Withholding Tax All rates are shown exclusive of VAT and any other taxes including, but not limited to, withholding tax and royalties. If any deduction or withholding in respect of tax or otherwise is required by law to be made from any payment the invoice will be revised accordingly so that, after such deduction or withholding is made, the payment received is for the same amount as it would have been in the absence of any requirement to make such a reduction or withholding. Disclaimer The above Terms and Conditions are provided for reference purposes only and are not comprehensive. For a copy of the full Terms and Conditions please refer to the relevant contract for Members or Non-members.

CONTENTS Key Responses Shared Responsibilities during an oil spill response Member Activation Procedure Notification Forms Mobilisation Authorisation Form Duty Managers and Activation Card information

ACTIVATION

Key Responses 1986 1987

Location of Incident

Type of Incident

Messina, Sicily

Tanker Patmos

Indonesia

Tanker Elhani

Location of Incident

Type of Incident

2002

Singapore

Tanker Neptank VII

2002

Portsmouth, UK

Port Spill

2002

Yemen

Tanker Limburg

2002

La Coruna, Spain

Tanker Prestige

2002

Guam

Terminal Fire

2003

Gibraltar

Tanker Spabunker IV

2003

The Dover Strait, UK

Car Carrier Tricolor

2003

Indonesia

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2003

Equatorial Guinea

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2003

Singapore

Tanker Sentosa Spirit

2003

Karachi, Pakistan

Tanker Tasman Spirit

2004

New Caledonia

Terminal Spill

2004

Indonesia

Offshore Spill

2004

Ipswich, UK

Port Spill

2004

Georgia

Inland Spill

2004

Southampton, UK

Port Spill

2004

Suez Canal

Tanker Spill

1988

Shetland, UK

Seaboard Intrepid

1988

The North Sea, UK

Piper Alpha

1989

Alaska, USA

Tanker Exxon Valdez

1989

Southampton, UK

Tanker Worthy

1989

Southampton, UK

Tanker Mobil Petrel

1989

Morocco

Tanker Kharg 5

1990

Ireland

Bulk Carrier Tribulus

1990

Falmouth, UK

Bulk Carrier Toledo

1990

Devon, UK

Tanker Rosebay

1990

Texas, USA

Tanker Mega Borg

1991

Arabian Gulf

Mina Al Ahmadi

1991

Genoa, Italy

Tanker Haven

1991

Australia

Tanker Kirke

1992

Maputo, Mozambique

Tanker Katina P

1992

The Malacca Straits

Tanker Nagasaki Spirit

2005

Egypt

Tanker Spill

1993

Shetland, UK

Tanker Braer

2005

Liverpool Bay, UK

Offshore Pipeline Spill

1993

Mombassa, Kenya

Tanker Sunetta

2005

Portsmouth, UK

Port Spill

1993

Marseilles, France

Tanker Lyria

2005

Indonesia

Disaster Relief

1994

Bosphorus, Turkey

Tanker Nassia

2006

Egypt

Tanker Spill

1994

Fujairah, UAE

Tanker Seki

2006

Côte d’Ivoire, Africa

Offshore Pipeline Spill

1994

Singapore

Tanker Honan Pearl

2006

South China Sea

Search Mission

1995

The Dover Strait, UK

Tanker Mimosa

2007

The Dover Strait, UK

Container Ship, Napoli

1995

Singapore

Refinery Spill

2007

France

Terminal Spill

1995

South Korea

Tanker Sea Prince

2007

India

Salvage Assistance

1996

Milford Haven, UK

Tanker Sea Empress

2007

South China Sea

Offshore Pipeline Spill

Tanker Mega Pilot

2007

The North Sea, UK

Tanker Spill

South Korea

Tanker Hebei Spirit

1996

Batangas, Philippines

1996

Lumut, Malaysia

MV Asian Enterprise

2007

1997

The Singapore Strait

Tanker Evoikos

2008

Copenhagen, Denmark

Terminal Spill

2008

Angola, Africa

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2008

Bristol, UK

Terminal Spill

2008

Nigeria, Africa

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2008

Libya, Africa

Offshore Incident

2008

The Dover Strait, UK

Port Spill

2008

The North Sea, UK

Offshore Pipeline Leak

1997

Mikuni, Japan

Tanker Nakhodka

1998

Nigeria, Africa

Offshore Spill

1998

Nigeria, Africa

Offshore Spill

1998

Singapore

Terminal Spill

1999

Izmit, Turkey

Terminal Spill

1999

Biscay, France

Tanker Erika

2008

Yemen, Middle East

Inland Spill

2000

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Pipeline Spill

2008

The North Sea, UK

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2000

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Tank Barge Spill

2008

Liverpool, UK

Refinery Spill

2000

Belem, Brazil

Tank Barge Spill

2008

The North Sea, UK

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2000

Singapore

Tanker Stolt Botan

2008

Gabon, Africa

Offshore Pipeline Spill

2000

Biscay, France

Erika revisited

2008

Kuwait

Terminal Spill

2000

Cameroon, Africa

Oil Tiger

2008

Gibraltar

Salvage Assistance

2000

The Singapore Strait

Tanker Natuna Sea

2008

Immingham, UK

Tank Barge Spill

2000

Madeira

Terminal Spill

2008

The Singapore Strait

Pacific Alliance

2008

Gibraltar

Bulk Carrier Fedra

2001

Southampton, UK

Terminal Spill

2001

Taiwan

Bulk Carrier Amorgos

2001

Kazakhstan

Offshore Spill

2001

Dubai, Abu Dhabi

Tanker Zainab

2001

Thailand

Aerial Dispersant Application

2001

Djibouti, Africa

Pipeline Spill

Emergency Contact Numbers Southampton

+44 (0)23 8033 1551 Singapore

+65 6266 1566

Shared Responsibilities during an oil spill response

Efficient and Effective Response The Duty Manager will: Agree a suitable package of equipment and personnel with the customer and agree if a Technical Advisor is required Fax equipment list and daily hire charges to the customer Arrange air transport of the equipment and personnel and advise customer of estimated time of arrival Inform customer of logistic requirements: Boats for deployment Helicopters Road transport/hire cars

The Customer will: Ensure the response team is met and directed to the command centre Provide transport for the equipment from the arrival airport, or other location, to the equipment storage area, vessel or worksite Provide accommodation for the response team Ensure that insurance cover is provided for equipment against any loss or damage Ensure that there is a response management team in place

Advise customer of names of Duty Manager and all personnel Request assistance with immigration and customs if required

Effective response is dependent on all of the parties involved in an incident working together. In most cases a response is a multi-agency activity that includes the Government, industry, response organisations and other interested parties. The scale of the response will be dependent on the scale of the event. The level of complexity of an incident response will require co-ordination between all parties to achieve the desired result. This may include, but not be limited to, flight clearances, customs, immigration, visa, material handling and other support activities. Oil Spill Response will work with the responsible party or contracting party to achieve the most effective response possible.

ACTIVATION

Member Activation Procedure

24-hour UK +44 (0)23 8033 1551 Singapore +65 6266 1566 Free Technical Advisor sent on-site for 48 hours Response services are guaranteed to Members only

Sign Mobilisation and Notification forms

Response and mobilisation of personnel and resources

Debrief and Invoice close out

Non-members are not guaranteed a response and will be required to sign a Non-member contract. They should also not expect the same services and prices as Members.

UK +44 (0)23 8033 1551 Singapore +65 6266 1566

Notification Form

Complete both pages (Page 1 of 2) WARNING! Ensure telephone contact has been established with the Duty Manager before using e-mail and fax communications. Telephone: Southampton +44 (0)23 8033 1551 / Singapore +65 6266 1566

Southampton / Singapore Duty Manager *

Name of Duty Manager

* Delete as appropriate

Email of Duty Manager Southampton Emergency Fax

Date

+44 (0)23 8072 4314

Singapore Emergency Fax

From

Position

Company

Contact Number

Subject

Incident Name

+65 6266 2312

Obligatory Information Required â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Please Complete All Details Name of person in charge Position Company Contact Telephone Number Contact Fax Number Email Address Spill Details Location of spill Description of slick (size, direction, appearance) Latitude / longitude Situation (cross box) o Land Date & time of spill

o River

o Estuary

o Coastal

o Offshore

o GMT

o Local

o Cross box if estimate

Source of spill Quantity (if known) Spill status (cross box) o On-going

o Controlled o Unknown

Action taken so far Oil Type Characteristics Product name Viscosity API / SG Pour point Asphaltene Weather Wind speed & direction Sea state Sea temperature Tides Forecast

o Port

Notification Form

Complete both pages (Page 2 of 2) Additional Information Required Please Complete Details If Known

Resources at risk Clean up resources On-site / Ordered Nearest airport (if known) Runway length Handling facilities Customs Handling agent Vessel Availability Equipment deployed

Recovered oil storage Equipment Logistics Transport Secure storage Port of embarkation Location of command centre Other designated contacts Special Requirements of Country Security Visa Medical advice Vaccinations Others (specify) Climate Information

Other Information

Mobilisation Authorisation Form

Mobilisation Authorisation Authoriserâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s details Subject Mobilisation of Oil Spill Response Date From Company Position Contact Number Incident Name Oil Spill Response Limitedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s details

Southampton / Singapore Duty Manager *

* Delete as appropriate

Southampton Emergency Fax

+44 (0)23 8072 4314

Singapore Emergency Fax

+65 6266 2312

Southampton Telephone

+44 (0)23 8033 1551

Singapore Telephone

+65 6266 1566

I, ___________________________________________________________ (Name in Block Capitals) hereby authorise the activation of Oil Spill Response (Southampton / Singapore)* and its resources in connection with the oil spill incident of ________________________________________________________________ (Name of Ship, Oil Rig, Terminal etc.) as of _______________________________________ (Time) on ________________________________________ (Date), under the terms of the Agreement in place between _____________________________________________ (Company) and Oil Spill Response Limited.

Oil Spill Response (Southampton / Singapore)* shall work under the direction of : Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________ Position: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Company: _______________________________________________________________________________________ Invoice Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________

Signature

____________________________________

Company Name

*Delete as appropriate

UNITED KINGDOM / BAHRAIN Duty Managers

Activation Procedure Card Contact the Duty Manager

UNITED KINGDOM / BAHRAIN

+44(0)23 8033 1551

INITIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED: • Initial contact person, telephone and fax numbers • Location of spill • Source of spill • Weather • Company (address, telephone number etc) • Time of spill • Oil volume spilt (or estimate) • Oil type and characteristics

Oil Spill Response Limited Lower William Street Southampton SO14 5QE , United Kingdom Tel +44(0)23 8033 1551 Fax +44(0)23 8072 4314 Email southampton@oilspillresponse.com Web www.oilspillresponse.com

Marcus Russell Matt Simmons

Emily Rowe Stuart Gair

Dave Whitren Dave Oland

SINGAPORE Duty Managers

Activation Procedure Card Contact the Duty Manager

Singapore

+65 6266 1566

Oil Spill Response Limited No. 2 Jalan Samulun, Singapore 629120 Tel +65 6266 1566 Fax +65 6266 2312 Email singapore@oilspillresponse.com Web www.oilspillresponse.com

Quek Qiuhui

Ignatius Harta Wilson Tan

Duty Managers and support staff immediately available for emergency response and general advice

Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Tan Swee Huang

Focal point of contact during spills and exercises

Instant access to an extensive range of planning and predictive tools

P L E A S E T U R N O V E R T O T H E B A C K PA G E F O R A C T I VAT I O N P R O C E D U R E

Oil Spill Response Limited For response, training & consultancy

For corporate and

and business projects enquiries

membership enquiries

ABERDEEN Marine House Blaikies Quay Aberdeen AB11 5EZ United Kingdom T +44 (0)1224 72 6859 F +44 (0)1224 72 6860 E aberdeen@oilspillresponse.com

LONDON (Registered Office) One Great Cumberland Place London W1H 7AL United Kingdom T +44 (0)20 7724 0102 F +44 (0)20 7724 0103 E london@oilspillresponse.com

BAHRAIN PO Box 54211 Manama Kingdom of Bahrain T +973 1773 0961 F +973 1773 0058 E bahrain@oilspillresponse.com SOUTHAMPTON Lower William Street Southampton SO14 5QE United Kingdom T +44 (0)23 8033 1551 F +44 (0)23 8033 1972 E southampton@oilspillresponse.com

For all enquiries (Asia)

SINGAPORE 2 Jalan Samulun Singapore 629120 T +65 6266 1566 F +65 6266 2312 E singapore@oilspillresponse.com