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YEARBOOK 2010
PARTICIPANT AND ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2010 Participant Members (Shareholders)
Associate Members Afren Energy plc BAPCo Bailiwick of Guernsey Bridge Resources Cairn Energy India CNOOC Africa Dana Petroleum DONG Dragon Oil Endeavour Energy Energy Resources Technology Engen EOG Resources Eon-Ruhgas Fairfield Energy Ltd Foxtrot International Galoc Production GDF Suez Genesis
Gibraltar Port Authority Great Lakes & Dredging Guam Response Services Ltd Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Hardy E&P India Inc Harwich Haven Authority HM Naval Portsmouth Hurricane Exploration Husky Oil China Ltd Hydrocarbon Resources Limited Iranian Oil (UK) Irish Coast Guard Ithaca Japex Libya Kosmos Energy LLC KPO Kurmangazy Petroleum
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Lundin Services Maersk Oil North Sea Noble Energy OMV OPET PA Resources Petrobras Angola Petrobras Libya Petrofac Development PC Vietnam Limited Petronas Carigali Mauritania Petro SA Plains Vietnam PowerSeraya Ltd Premier Oil PT Arah Prana PT Kawasan Industri Dumai Reliance Industries Ltd Repsol Exploration SA
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RWE Dea UK Ltd Salamander Santos Serica Energy plc Silverstone Energy Singapore Petroleum Company Sinopec EG Spanish Coast Guard Stratic Energy Sterling Resources Tub Karragon TAQA Tullow Exploration Tupras Vanco International Vermillion Vitol Services Wintershall AG
CONTENTS Introduction
Expert Services
04 Chief Executive’s Message
15 Our People
05 Non-Executive Chairman’s Message
16 Preparedness
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16 Technical Advisory 16 Response Expertise
Strategic Focus 06 Mission Statement and Charter 06 Vision 08 25 Years of Excellence
17 Incident Management 17 Logistics 18 Wildlife Response 18 Post Spill Monitoring and Waste Management 18 Assistance with Claims
Customer Engagement 10 Customer Engagement 11 The Global Response Network 12 Advocacy
19 Regional Response Services - UK Continental Shelf Surveillance and Dispersant Service (UKCS) - West and Central Africa Aerial Surveillance and Dispersant Service (WACAF) 20 Capability Reviews 20 Contingency Planning 21 Oil Spill Modelling 21 Environmental Sensitivity Mapping
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Membership
Fee Structure
21 Turnkey Solutions
28 Membership Benefits
68 Scale of Fees
22 Provision of Equipment Hire and Specialist Personnel - Equipment Hire - Specialist Personnel Support - Long term secondment of Specialist Personnel - Short term provision of Specialist Personnel
29 Types of Membership
74 Terms and Conditions for equipment use in response incidents
23 Exercises and Drills 24 Training – Improving Preparedness through Development in People 24 Published Courses 24 Client-Tailored Courses 25 What is the Competence Assessment Option? 25 Continued Recognition – Added Value 26 Our Training Courses 27 Course Listing 2010
30 Service Level Agreement
Our People
Activation
32 Biography index 33 Staff Biographies – Executive Management
75 Key Responses 76 Activation 77 Member Activation Procedure
34 Staff Biographies – Managers
78 Notification Form
36 Staff Biographies – Oil Spill Experts
80 Mobilisation Authorisation Form
43 Staff Biographies – Corporate
81 Duty Managers 81 Activation Card information
Equipment 46 Equipment Table of Contents 47 Equipment Stockpile 59 Preloaded Packages
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Chief Executive’s Message
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Dear Friends and Colleagues The global economic instability hit everyone hard last year, and for us it presented some major challenges but we handled them well and I think we are in a stronger position to face 2010, our 25th year! We managed our way through a difficult year and in fact brought about major development by continuing to focus on our core business and what we are good at. I have said on a number of occasions that a clear understanding of our strategy and clarity of purpose are essential; it was fundamental in 2009 and was manifest by: Ensuring that we have the best people, committed to leading the field; and in growing their capability and demonstrating this through our accredited competency based training programmes. We continue to be used more by Shareholders and are becoming more involved in broader emergency response management service activities such as incident command. Our striving to get closer to the customer; we have expanded our presence enormously in West Africa through projects in Ghana and Nigeria, and since the opening of our office in Jakarta have already attracted new Members. Continuing to put significant effort into our training capability; this continues to grow particularly in the delivery of accredited courses. Ongoing and increasing demand for our technical services, notably the Technical Advisory service which is widely respected and now an integral part of our service delivery.
We have been active in developing relationships between other Tier 3 industry owned response organisations and have established a relationship with NOFO in Norway and an Alliance with the Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre. The well control incident and oil spill in the Timor Sea very quickly served to illustrate the benefits of such co-operation. 2010 represents a significant landmark in our evolution and sees the 25th Anniversary of the Company’s foundation. During that period there has been major change within the industry and I have personally seen the Company grow from a single site operation of 30 staff, to one that is truly global with 140 expert personnel operating from multiple sites around the world. Whilst increasing capability we have throughout that time managed to retain fees within inflation, to absorb mergers - and consistently add value to our shareholders. We have a continuing story to tell, and we shall deliver more of the same high quality service; consistently but always looking to improve. We are still foremost a spill response company and we never forget the importance of being able to respond. In 25 successful years we have never let our customers down. Our assurance for the future is that with this constancy of purpose we shall continue to focus on the development of an increasingly expert spill response service ensuring you are well prepared and have access to the best response capability.
...we shall deliver more of the same high quality service...
Archie Smith Chief Executive and Director
2010 will inevitably be a challenge but I am entirely confident that our great team has the energy and enthusiasm to embrace change, and that continued development of expertise will enable us proudly to maintain our global lead in the field.
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NON-EXECUTIVE Chairman’s Message
It is a great honour for me to take over as Chairman of Oil Spill Response in its 25th year. The Company has been well looked after by my predecessor Paolo Linzi who steps down after a very full three years. He has led a competent and committed Board of Directors which has worked hard and is focused on ensuring the Company has a sound strategic direction and that its resources are well looked after. The Company continues to grow and provide more added value to shareholders. In the last 25 years we have seen the transformation from a single site operation to one with real global cover, putting more
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resources closer to you in many parts of the world. We are truly a “Global Company with a Strong Regional Focus”. The last year has been difficult as was expected and we believe that 2010 will not be too much different. We are confident however that the Company is well resourced with excellent people, has a good strategic plan, is well managed and will continue to carry out the important role you expect of it. I am grateful to Paolo for the hard work he put in over the last three years and I look forward to working with the Board of Directors, the Executive Management and all the staff in the future.
...the Company has a sound strategic direction...
Lon Langlois Chairman
Board of Directors London, December 2009: Front row from left: Lindsay Mead (Oil Spill Response), Lon Langlois (Hess Corporation), Brian Tadeo
(Apache Corporation), Paolo Linzi (Eni SpA), Ralph Torrance (Trafigura), Archie Smith (Oil Spill Response). Back row from left: Dr. Mohammad Al-Ramadhan (Kuwait Petroleum Corporation), Alan Higgins
(Board Advisor), Bill Lerch (Board Advisor), Chris Morris (Board Advisor), John Weust (Marathon Oil), Jon Lay (ExxonMobil). Absent: Jeff Patry (Chevron Corporation), Dave Salt (Oil Spill Response).
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STRATEGIC FOCUS
Mission and Charter
Our Mission and Charter which together set the strategic intent of Oil Spill Response have been agreed with the Shareholders and can only be changed by them.
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Mission Statement
The Mission of Oil Spill Response is to provide resources to respond to oil spills efficiently and effectively on a global basis. Our Charter Oil Spill Response will continue its pursuit of excellence in providing cost effective oil spill response, training and consultancy services.
Vision
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 3 oil spill co-operatives.
These efforts will enhance Oil Spill Response’s ability to deliver the quality of services required by its Shareholders.
Our Vision is that in Oil Spill Response we shall:
Maintain a suitably sized and trained workforce to satisfy customer demand. We shall position ourselves by developing our expertise to deliver a broad range of oil spill services in preparedness and response activities.
Have a suitably sized training service recognised as setting international standards for both our internal and external training. Continued delivery of premium end training will differentiate us from other providers.
Be closer to our customers by developing a presence in locations around the world where the demand for our resources (both personnel and equipment for preparedness and response) is required.
Be the provider of choice for technical solutions to oil spill issues for the majority of our Shareholders. The services will be predominantly in the areas of preparedness and response, and will generate a significant contribution to Shareholder fees.
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It is fundamental to our business that primarily we continue to meet our obligations with regard to the Service Level Agreement, maintaining and delivering the highest quality services with a world-class health and safety performance and utmost regard for the environment.
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There are a great many factors that influence the business and our ability to achieve our objectives. That does not change our focus on the key issues of our people, the customer, good financial management and the importance of the tiered response structure to our strategy. We believe that in order to make our Vision a reality and achieve continued success in the long term, we should concentrate specifically on the following areas of activity during 2010.
To develop our staff and our skill base, ensuring proper recognition and development of talent through succession planning, effective recruitment and competence-based training.
To be more commercially adept, developing professional business management expertise to support sustainable growth in preparedness activities around the globe.
To adopt an aggressive approach to cost management that delivers value for money and keeps fee increases within acceptable limits.
To engage with stakeholders and articulate the industry position through effective advocacy, promoting the wider understanding of Tiered Preparedness and Response which underpins the role and rationale of the industry-owned cooperatives.
To proactively engage with and listen to our customers, ensuring that we understand their needs and drivers, in order to tailor our delivery to what they want now and in the future.
To progressively achieve greater standards and smarter solutions, including active consideration of necessary changes to organisational structure.
Our Mission remains simple and steadfast, and our Charter provides terms of reference that relentlessly drive the Company forward in its professionalism and readiness to deliver unparalleled expertise to our customers. To that end we have refreshed our Vision to ensure it is truly evergreen and will stand the test of time – whatever the challenge that lies ahead.
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25 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE 2010 marks 25 years of developments, achievements and successful endeavours. We have come a long way in bringing our business forward; be it introducing new services or building our global presence, we have stayed true to our mission to provide the resources needed for efficient and effective response.
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OSRL established
Exxon Valdez incident, Alaska, USA
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First contract for dedicated Hercules aircraft
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Sea Empress incident, Milford Haven, UK
Evoikos incident, Singapore
1999 Erika incident, Bay of Biscay, France
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2003 Tasman Spirit incident, Karachi, Pakistan
Global Response Network developed
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Formal merger of OSRL and EARL to form OSRL/EARL
2006 Joint Oiled Wildlife Response Service established with Sea Alarm Foundation
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2007 Hebei Spirit incident, South Korea
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On site Technical Advisory Service launched
Approved by OPITO as a provider of competency-based training
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Resources and Services Alliance concluded with AMOSC
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Customer Engagement
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Effective customer engagement is a must for Oil Spill Response if we are to deliver on our commitment to be a ‘global company with a strong regional focus’. The challenge is significant: Oil Spill Response now has 35 Participant Members and 73 Associate Members across the globe. We also must extend our engagement to a wide range of industry and government organisations. Customer engagement for Oil Spill Response means taking the opportunity to listen to our Members and better understand their needs and issues as well as giving us the ability to explain what we do and how. It also allows us to ask the question fundamental to all service-based organisations:
How can we serve you better?
Touring of the Singapore base
Meeting with our Associate Member, Salamander Energy, at the Singapore base
Offices/ Bases To understand the practical issues and priorities facing local business units, it is vital that we continue to get closer to our customers around the world. In this respect we have made considerable progress in recent years with the opening of representative offices in Aberdeen (2006) and Indonesia (2009) and a forward Tier 3 operational base in Bahrain (2007). We have also had dedicated West Africa and North Africa representatives since 2008. Customer Contact Programme In 2009, we put in place a formal Customer Contact Programme to recognise the need to better structure the ways in which we engage with Members both strategically and operationally. The importance of engaging Members at a strategic level is met with our Executive Interface Programme in which a senior executive from Oil Spill Response will meet with every Shareholder as well a number of key stakeholders at least once a year to explain our activities and strategic direction as well as discussing industry issues and trends and how they impact our mutual strategies in the future.
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Oil Spill Response holds an integration workshop for all new Members within one month of their joining the Company and an Annual Preparedness Review at one location for each Member. These meetings have a very operational focus ensuring the Member understands the entitlement and benefits of being a Member and how to avail themselves of our response and preparedness services. Information Day Each year, we hold Shareholder Consultation Days which are linked to either of our Annual and Extraordinary General meetings held in June and December respectively. Members have the opportunity to discuss and give their views on current strategic issues facing Oil Spill Response. In June 2009, issues covered included aviation, occupational training standards, regional initiatives and the value of Preparedness activities.
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The 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. GRN Members
GRN Membership Criteria
A laska Clean Seas Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre C lean Caribbean & Americas ECRC (formerly Eastern Canada Response Corporation) Marine Spill Response Corporation Oil Spill Response Limited Western Canada Marine Response Corporation
Objectives of the GRN
N ot-for-profit industry funded response organisation
E nhance the utilisation of industry resources around the globe
S ubstantive industry remit
Seek co-operation in global preparedness and response activities
W illing to support the GRN Network with no financial gain P articipate fully in each area of cooperation S ubscribe to the mission of the GRN Network
S hare best practice to promote and improve industry standards For more information, please contact: Trish Johns, GRN Co-ordinator trishjohns@oilspillresponse.com
Headlines for 2009 T he GRN had a presence at Interspill 2009, which provided a valuable opportunity to promulgate the Network’s operating philosophy. 1 A Resources and Services Alliance was established between Oil Spill Response and the Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre to provide better joint preparedness and response capability. (1)
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At the annual meeting of the GRN, Members ratified a Dispersant Sharing Protocol to permit the sharing of world wide dispersant inventory. (2)
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M embership cooperation was wideranging and varied, and provided opportunities to share experience through participation in exercises. (3)
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Advocacy
Through Advocacy we are able to harness the collective response expertise of the Company and the wider response community and communicate the output as industry best-practice through a programme of engagement with our stakeholders. Our network of engagement extends well beyond our industry ownership and includes representatives of the relevant authorities and other governmental and non-governmental stakeholders with whom we can build relationships and develop partnerships for our shared aims.
Communication
The International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation (OPRC), acknowledges that whilst the industry has resources and capability to respond to major oil spill incidents, it is only by working collaboratively and with the support of the local and national authorities in charge that the most effective response can be achieved.
Partnerships
To this end four key messages have been developed which encourage the adoption and implementation of the OPRC and other oil pollution related conventions. Oil Spill Response will continue to utilise its expertise and resources, using a variety of platforms and media to promote the principle of partnership, channelled through the following key messages, on behalf of our Members.
Four Key Messages
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Ratification 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 the OPRC 90, CLC 92 and Fund 92.
2 Practical Implementation of OPRC We support the practical implementation of the elements of the OPRC Convention, specifically: a) Underpinning legislation, b) A risk-based Oil Spill Contingency Plan and, c) A programme of training and exercises.
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Advocacy Programme Elements expertise (internal and external) 1. Pooling to establish international standards and
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Supporting Partnerships for improved national / regional oil spill preparedness: G lobal Initiative • GI-WACAF • OSPRI • MOIG
Industry Technical Advisory Committee (ITAC) Oil Spill Working Group, IPIECA (OSWG)
3. Communication and engagement Conference papers, technical journals*
PEMSEA
Members / customer contact * see Yearbook CD for full versions of technical papers presented by Oil Spill Response experts
O PRC / HNS Technical Group (IMO)
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Operational
Ratifications of Pollution Conventions
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Practical Implementation of the OPRC Convention Policies for Dispersant Use
Partnerships/Relationships Responder
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Government
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Dispersant Policy We promote the adoption of a pragmatic risk-based policy approach to the use of dispersants as a strategic response tool, where and when their use may be appropriate.
Tiered Preparedness We uphold the principle of Tiered Preparedness and Response, encouraging all stakeholders to adopt this approach to building appropriate response capacity in a cost effective and integrated structure.
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Response Expertise
Incident Management Expertise
Logistics
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Wildlife Response
Post Spill Monitoring
Waste Management
Assistance with Claims
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Capability Reviews
Contingency Planning
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Turnkey Solutions
Equipment Hire
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Training
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Our people Utilising our services gives you access to the combined expertise of more than 140 individuals who make up our global talent pool. You can be sure of working with highly skilled and experienced personnel. Our people come from a wide variety of backgrounds and this provides the diverse blend of skill sets necessary to meet our Members’ evolving needs. In addition, our people are trained to internal standards under our Approved Competency Management System (ACMS), which parallel those of the international oil industry and have been accredited by the Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation (OPITO). Our personnel have either gained or are working towards these standards which fit specifically within the Incident Command System (ICS) structure. To demonstrate that they have achieved the required competency standard, our personnel have to provide documented
Equipment training aboard a Member’s vessel
Aerial Dispersant Application Training
evidence of their experience and expertise. This provides assurance that they are highly capable of providing the expertise required by our Members. The competency of our response and preparedness teams is further demonstrated by their practical experience of responding to many oil spill incidents around the world. Oil Spill Response maintains a distinguished track record of responding to over 350 oil spill incidents all over the world in the past 25 years and we will expect to extend that record. Each incident provides an excellent opportunity for us to share advice and expertise. As a global leader in the provision of oil spill preparedness and response services, our focus is on how our services can contribute to the continued success of our Members’ operations. The ability to develop and implement additional value added services is a key cornerstone of our strategic plan. We have been constantly developing our services and ensuring that they are backed by quality resources and personnel. Much effort has been invested into a range of activities to foster a constant state of readiness for our Members.
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One of the many benefits of utilising the expertise of Oil Spill Response is the high level of integration of all aspects of oil spill response and emergency management issues. With personnel located in key oil operating regions including North and West Africa, Asia Pacific, Middle East and UK North Sea, access to our expert services has never been easier.
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Preparedness Preparedness is key to an effective response. Should any core element of preparedness be found inadequate or missing, a successful response outcome may not be achieved. Only by continually reviewing, updating and testing all the elements can companies ensure they are truly response ready. Oil Spill Response offers a full selection of preparedness services that can help to ensure an organisation is ready to respond should an oil spill occur.
Technical Advisory
Response Expertise
One key resource expected during an oil spill incident is sound and expert practical technical advice. Oil spills are our business and we are committed to providing the technical support to help you deal with the situation in the best possible way. Good decisions made in the critical early hours often make the difference to the effectiveness of a response.
During a response, Oil Spill Response will provide personnel in line with the Service Level Agreement detailed on page 30. Globally 64 personnel are dedicated to our Response Teams with a further 21 experienced response staff delivering training, consultancy and other services. In total, Oil Spill Response has over 20 managers with on-site incident management experience gained from over 350 spills in more than 20 countries over the past 25 years.
Members can request one of our technical advisors on site at no cost for the first 48 hours of a spill or potential incident. In 2009 this service has been used by 13 companies for a total of 15 times in locations ranging from Australia to Indonesia, the Caribbean and West Africa.
Be it response, secondment of our personnel into industry, contingency planning support, external training or maintenance of leased equipment, our people are experts in their field.
Member’s Table-top Exercise
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Logistics handling by commercial aircraft
Incident Management
Logistics
A successful response relies on the presence of a clear organisational structure supported by competent personnel. Our people are trained to meet the challenges of working within a unified command structure. We currently provide expertise to a number of Members by assigning our people to specific dedicated roles in the management command structure of Regional Response Teams. This allows Members to readily draw on the extensive knowledge and experience of our people who are on hand within the command centre.
Responding to major incidents around the world involves a high level of competence in logistics. Our teams have gained extensive experience over the years in moving large volumes of equipment by air, road and sea. The rapid movement of equipment is vital to effective response. Prompt equipment mobilisation is achieved by equipment being customs-sealed and stored in aircraft pallets ready for efficient handling and transportation from our aviation secure sites by either Hercules aircraft or chartered commercial jet freighter.
This expertise is available to and is being used by our Members to S upport and supplement the existing structure in the event of a response P rovide expert guidance on the key issues and undertake management of the incident M aintain drive and energy throughout long running incidents by providing replacement personnel.
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 available aircraft 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.
Supporting Oil Spill Incident Management
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Wildlife Response Oil Spill Response in conjunction with the Sea Alarm Foundation (www.sea-alarm.org) provides access to a wildlife response service. Dedicated wildlife response equipment packages are located at all three bases for initial response and external specialist wildlife responders are available through Sea Alarm.
Response to incidents require careful planning
Post Spill Monitoring and Waste Management A properly managed oil spill can quickly develop into a longer term project phase which requires strong technical awareness and sustained corporate commitment to achieve success. Tapping into the experience of our teams enables us to complement our proven emergency response services with project assistance in areas such as post spill monitoring programmes, remediation of habitats and waste management. Waste management is a key aspect of any response. Without an effective process in place, the resultant backlog will prevent ongoing recovery and stall the response process. Oil Spill Response is able to apply practical knowledge and experience of waste management to develop solutions to control waste from the recovery to final disposal stages.
Assistance with Claims Whether the costs of an incident are to be covered by internal budgets or recovered from insurance or third parties, there is a need to ensure records of decisions, actions, and costs are maintained to justify the expenditure incurred. Where an insurance claim is involved, documents need to be prepared and presented in a suitable manner to allow for prompt assessment and settlement. Having worked with relevant organisations such as the P&I clubs and IOPC Fund, we are familiar with spill response operations, logistical and contractual issues and how the various conventions, laws and agreements guide the assessment of the technical reasonableness of claims, making us well-positioned to support Members in claims handling.
Waste Management
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WACAF airplane spraying dispersant
Regional Response Services
West and Central Africa Aerial Surveillance and Dispersant Service (WACAF)
UK Continental Shelf Surveillance and Dispersant Service (UKCS)
Scatsta – Access to: • Dispersant
This service is available to all Members with oil and gas E&P facilities in UKCS waters. The service fully complies with the UK legislative requirements under the OPRC protocol. UKCS membership is available by annual subscription. Members have access to:
Inverness – Access to: •D ispersant
A dedicated primary Cessna 310 and back-up Cessna 406 surveillance aircraft with IR, UV and colour video camera surveillance equipment
The WACAF service was established in October 2003 and has since responded to many incidents and been utilised in several Members’ exercises. The service utilises a converted Bandeirante aircraft that can be rapidly fitted with a dispersant spray system and surveillance equipment package. The latter was completely replaced and additional satellite communications equipment provided in 2009. The service is available to Members with E&P facilities in West African waters. The service covers the region from Angola to Côte d’Ivoire, extending 150 miles offshore. Members have access to:
A primary Cessna 406 and back-up Cessna 406 dispersant spray aircraft with a dispersant capacity of 1,250 litres
A dedicated aircraft and dispersant stockpile positioned at Accra International Airport, Ghana
Coventry – Access to: •A erial Surveillance and Dispersant Aircraft •S pray Equipment and Dispersant
A satellite communications system to transfer data directly from the aircraft to Members’ facilities In 2009 the service was used 14 times.
Additional stockpiles located in Angola, Côte d’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and São Tomé
Southampton – Access to: • Dispersant stock • ADDS Pack
UKCS Open Day May 09
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Capability Reviews Capability reviews are the first step in assessing the level of oil spill and emergency management preparedness for your operations and include the following key elements: O il Spill and Emergency Management Framework T ier 1 capability T ier 2 and 3 arrangements T raining and exercise programmes K nowledge and skills of your personnel Capability reviews are undertaken by Oil Spill Response staff with firsthand experience and expertise in oil spill and emergency response and are fully aligned to international best practice. A capability review will highlight any limitations or gaps that require attention. Practical recommendations in addressing the issues will be outlined and assistance offered for plugging the gaps.
Oil terminal loading operations
Contingency Planning Contingency planning is the process used to capture and combine all the elements of preparedness and emergency planning into an efficient and practical document. Services associated with contingency planning include oil spill computer modelling, environmental impact analysis and sensitivity mapping using Geographical Information System (GIS) tools.
Specific services are available for Members operating in the UK Continental Shelf. These include: UKCS Specific Oil Spill Contingency Planning Service PON15B Chemical Permit Preparation U KCS Drilling Environmental Statements
Our range of contingency plans available include: O il Spill Contingency Plans O iled Wildlife Response Plans M arine Emergency Response Plans E &P Drilling Oil Spill Contingency Plans Table-top exercise
For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com
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Above: Oil Map Below: OSIS
Transfer of oil cargo from rig to FPSO
Oil Spill Modelling
Turnkey Solutions
Electronic oil spill modeling forms an integral part of response risk assessments, oil spill contingency plans and exercises. The practical in-field experience and expertise of our personnel adds considerably to the realism of the output of the modeling work.
Oil Spill Response can take responsibility for running a Member’s entire response infrastructure. Reviews are done to determine requirements, specify equipment and validate logistics arrangements. We can also train local personnel, maintain equipment, and conduct drills and exercises to ensure that site resources are prepared for immediate deployment. Several long term contracts are currently in place. 2009 saw the implementation of bespoke turnkey Tier 1 and 2 response solutions for a number of locations including Ghana.
Sensitivity Mapping Supporting response teams in the Middle East
Environmental Sensitivity Mapping Sensitivity mapping is key to the oil spill contingency planning process. Through our own in-house expertise and tools we can assist in developing and producing GIS based maps that convey environmental and socio-economic data for locations ranging from an entire country’s coastline to a small local area in the vicinity of an oil handling facility.
Benefits include: C lear display of sensitive resources R esponse strategy prioritisation G IS layers can be supplied with fully compatible viewing software S upport in the preparation of integrated spill contingency plans
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Provision of Equipment Hire and Specialist Personnel
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. Many are experiencing a shortfall in experienced and skilled oil spill personnel, putting the industry under severe pressure as it strives to improve its operational efficiency. Oil Spill Response has thus increased its capability to provide specialist support for long and short term projects to our Members.
Equipment Hire As exploration activities develop, Oil Spill Response continues to supply Tier 1 and 2 equipment for coastal protection and immediate local use offshore. In 2009, packages were deployed to countries including Timor-Leste, Libya, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, the Philippines and the UK. Equipment includes booms, skimmers, floating storage tanks, dispersant spray systems, dispersant, all-terrain vehicles and personnel protective equipment.
Equipment is identified and supplied according to the risk profile of the operation and resources available in the region. All equipment provided by Oil Spill Response is supported with operator training in the theory, use and maintenance of the equipment. Training takes place in situ, be it onshore or offshore. For equipment on hire for long periods, maintenance and additional training are provided. Should a spill occur, all hire contracts will be supported by our Technical Advisory and Response services.
Long term secondment of Specialist Personnel
Short term provision of Specialist Personnel
The dedicated in-country placement of technical personnel to support our Members’ oil spill preparedness and response operations include capability reviews, equipment selection, warehouse setup, maintenance, training and exercise programmes and government liaison.
Our technical personnel can support our Members’ oil spill preparedness operations during Exploration & Production (E&P) activities by supplementing internal resources especially during peak periods or high risk project activities.
Secondment in India
For more information, please contact: techsol@oilspillresponse.com
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Exercises and Drills Testing response arrangements and incorporating lessons learnt into contingency planning can ensure that your operation’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.
Equipment deployment exercise
With our expertise in incident response we provide the following to test preparedness: N otification Exercises T able-top Exercises E quipment Deployment Exercises I ncident Management Drills
Table-top Exercise
Exercises develop team spirit
For more information, please contact: dutymanagers@oilspillresponse.com
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As an accredited training provider, Oil Spill Response ensures our training courses deliver nothing less than the highest standards of learning and development. Our training courses encapsulate the vast knowledge and expertise of our personnel for the benefit of our delegates. As in previous years we continue to extend the range of courses on offer for 2010 in anticipation of Members’ needs. This comes on the back of an exciting 2009 during which 159 courses were delivered to 2089 delegates in 20 locations, which signifies our intent to become your training provider of choice in terms of providing quality service in convenient locations. Using our expertise and real life experience in managing responses, our course portfolio now covers Incident Management training for both published and client-tailored courses. In line with growing interest in preparedness and response to hazardous and noxious substances (HNS), we now offer an Awareness of HNS course which serves as an informative and consultative forum for HNS issues and has generated much interest.
Training in Dispersant Systems
Published Courses
Client-Tailored Courses
Our published courses cater to all levels of personnel, from Senior Management to Equipment Operators. Many of our courses are accredited to national and international standards and recognised by industry worldwide. Our Competence Assessment Option is also available for several courses, giving assurance to companies seeking to ensure the safety and competence of their workforce. In addition to oil spill courses we offer courses in Incident Management and Awareness of HNS.
Client-tailored courses offer complete flexibility to our customers, using our expertise to build your ideas into learning and development programmes suitable for all levels of personnel. Our tailored courses can be delivered in any location, offering scope for training in your own environment, utilising local resources and testing planned strategies. Client-tailored courses also have the benefit of applying the competence assessment option; using an existing occupational standard or by creating a bespoke standard designed around the knowledge, performance criteria and scope of application relevant to the roles of your people.
Our 2010 portfolio of Published Courses can be viewed on page 26.
In 2010, we will launch the Oil Spill Response’s Marine Operator’s Dispersant Field Guide targeted at personnel responsible for the application and monitoring of dispersants from vessels. A one-day training programme for delivery offshore can be provided to complement the guide.
Inland Spills Training
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Shipping Course
What is the Competence Assessment Option?
Continued Recognition – Added Value
This was initially introduced into our flagship Clearance Course in 2008. We work with delegates individually or in small groups as opposed to presenting lectures. Delegates are thoroughly tested on their mastery of information and practical skills through a series of written tests, table top exercises, practical deployments and other interactive activities. Delegates are closely observed to evaluate their ability to perform essential job skills. Successful candidates are awarded a certificate of competence recognised by the Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organisation (OPITO) as well as the usual certificates of attendance.
Oil Spill Response’s courses are recognised worldwide and many courses hold national and international accreditation. In addition to the accreditations (MCA Level 4/4P, DECC Level 4 and IMO Level 2) our UK Response and Control Course UOSR has been awarded UK Harbour Master Association CPD points. Delegates get to hear from experts from other industries such as shipping, marine, media etc, making the overall learning a very rewarding experience.
The Assessment Option is available for these published courses; UK Response and Control Course
For more details, including prices, discounts and registration details, please see our 2010 Training Course Directory available in print, CD and digital formats at www.oilspillresponse.com.
On-Shore Duty Response DECC Level 3 Shoreline Supervisor / Beachmaster MCA Level 3 / 3p / IMO Level 1 I nland Spills and Arid Environments Inland Spills Clearance Course (IMO Level II)
Training at Member’s operations site
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For more information, please contact training_UK@oilspillresponse.com training_SG@oilspillresponse.com
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Our Training Courses
SYMBOL
COURSE NAME
COURSE AIM
Client Tailored Courses
Oil Spill Clearance
To provide delegates with the skills and knowledge to perform the role of 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
To provide delegates with the skills and knowledge to perform the role of UK On-Scene Commander or On-Shore Emergency Responder and have a functional role within tactical response teams of an Incident Command System.
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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, On-Scene Commanders and tactical Supervisors with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage field response operations.
Site Supervisor/ Beachmaster – IMO Level 1
To provide delegates with the skills and knowledge to act as efficient oil spill clean-up supervisors.
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.
Oil Spill Refresher
To provide a comprehensive refresher of the technical and regulatory aspects of oil spill response by addressing the requirements of UK Levels 3/3P to 5/5P and to refresh IMO Levels 1-3.
Incident Management
Inland Oil Spills
To provide participants with skills and insights on the significant initial 24 to 48 hours of a response, normally acquired after many years of oil spill management.
To provide incident managers and management professionals with the knowledge and ability to effectively manage an incident, using proven techniques, systems and tools. To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical understanding of the factors and interactions affecting the behaviour and impact of inland oil spills.
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 Analysis.
UK DECC Level 1 – On Scene Commander (OIM) Course
To meet the standards set by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC, formally BERR).
UK DECC Level 2 – Corporate Management UK DECC Level 3 – On-Shore Emergency Responder UK DECC Level 3 and 4 – Offshore Refresher
Supervisory
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. To provide On-Shore Emergency Responders with the knowledge and understanding of management principles and regulatory requirements within the context of the UKCS regulatory framework. To provide delegates with previous DECC Level 3 or 4 certification a comprehensive refresher of offshore response management for On-Shore Emergency Responders and advisors in accordance with UK regulations. To provide delegates with an understanding of the risks and consequences of oil pollution from the shipping industry’s point of view as well as identifying procedures in place to proactively manage these risks.
Shipping
Operator / Hands On
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 (HNS)
Advanced Spill Management
Key to Symbols
To provide clients with bespoke training tailored to their specific requirements.
Management
Environment
Chemicals / Hazardous Substances
4-day course only
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Course Listing 2010 dates
Location
Member Public
dates
Location
Member Public
Oil Spill Operators
Oil Spill Clearance OPITO SCLR08
1-5 February
Singapore
$2,600
$3,120
UOPS14
18 March
Southampton
£190
£230
UCLR158
8-12 March
Southampton
£1,440
£1,730
UOPS15
21 October
Southampton
£190
£230
UCLR159
26-30 April
Southampton
£1,440
£1,730
SCLR09
3-7 May
Singapore
$2,600
$3,120
SCLR10 UCLR160
2-6 August 6-10 September
Singapore Southampton
$2,600 £1,440
$3,120
15 March
Southampton
£280
£340
£1,730
UREF 23
21 June
Southampton
£280
£340
UREF 24
4 October
Southampton
£280
£340
$1,450
$1,740
$1,450
$1,740
UCLR161
11-15 October
Southampton
£1,440
£1,730
SCLR11
8-12 November
Singapore
$2,600
$3,120
UCLR162
15-19 November
Southampton
£1,440
£1,730
pecial Joint Offshore and Shoreline Response Course S with CEDRE UCED
28 June – 2 July
Brest, France
UK Response and Control
Oil Spill Refresher UREF 22
€TBC
€TBC
OPITO
Advanced Spill Management UASM07
18-20 May
UASM08
14-16 September Everett, WA, USA
Galveston, TX, USA
Incident Management UINM03
16-17 March
Southampton
£700
£840 $1,780
UINM04
12-13 May
Bahrain
$1,480
UOSR05
22-25 March
Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
UINM05
12-13 July
Southampton
£700
£840
UOSR06
20-23 September Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
SINM01
21-22 July
Singapore
$1,000
$1,300
UINM06
22-23 November
Southampton
£700
£840
Oil Spill Management – IMO Level 3
Inland Oil Spills OPITO – Arid Environments
UMAN88
7-9 February
Dubai
$2,410
$2,900
SMAN09
22-25 February
Singapore
$2,100
$2,520
UINL20
17-19 April
Tripoli, Libya
LYD1,790 LYD2,140
UMAN89
1-4 March
Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
UINL22
10-12 October
Bahrain
$1,490
$1,800
UMAN90
16-18 March
Abuja, Nigeria
$2,410
$2,900
SMAN10
26-28 April
Ho Chin Minh, Vietnam $1,900
$2,280
UMAN91
9-11 May
Bahrain
$2,410
$2,900
£710
£860
SMAN11
8-10 June
Bangkok, Thailand
$1,900
$2,280
UMAN92
28 June – 1 July
Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
UMAN93
20-22 July
Atyrau, Kazakhstan
$2,410
$2,900
£810
£980
SMAN12
13-16 September Singapore
$2,100
$2,520
UMAN94
27-30 September Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
UMAN95
19-21 October
Libreville, Gabon
$2,410
$2,900
SMAN13
1-3 November
Bali, Indonesia
$1,900
$2,280
UMAN96
24-26 November
Mombasa, Kenya
$2,410
$2,900
UOSHM05
26 February
Aberdeen
£170
£210
UMAN97
6 – 9 December
Southampton
£1,160
£1,400
UOSHM06
17 September
Aberdeen
£170
£210
Awareness of Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS)
Inland Oil Spills OPITO – General UINL21
9-11 June
Southampton
Environmental Advisors Field Course UENV012
11-13 May
Pembroke, Wales, UK
UK DECC Level 1 – On Scene Commander (OIM) Course UOSC
Anytime
Via the internet
£170
£210
UK DECC Level 2 – Corporate Management
UK DECC Level 3 – On-Shore Emergency Responder OPITO
SHNS04
26 February
Singapore
$500
$650
UOSH15
22-24 February
Aberdeen
£1,060
£1,280
UHNS05
5 March
Southampton
£280
£340
UOSH16
13-15 September Aberdeen
£1,060
£1,280
UHNS06
2 July
Southampton
£280
£340
SHNS05
17 September
Singapore
$500
$650
UHNS07 UHNS08
1 October 10 December
Southampton Southampton
UK DECC Level 3 and 4 – Offshore Refresher
£340
UOSHR07
25 February
Aberdeen
£250
£300
£280
£340
UOSHR08
16 September
Aberdeen
£250
£300
£280
Shipping
IMO Model Training Course – Level 2 UIMO2/4
1-4 February
Bahrain
$2,100
$2,520
SSHP09
19-20 January
Perth, Australia
A$1,000 A$1,200
SIMO2/12
9-12 March
Hong Kong, SAR
$1,800
$2,300
SSHP10
23-24 March
Singapore
$1,000
$1,300
$2,200
SSHP11
6-7 July
Singapore
$1,000
$1,300
SSHP12
5-6 October
Hong Kong, SAR
$1,100
$1,400
SIMO2/13
20-23 April
Vung Tau, Vietnam
$1,700
SIMO2/14
27-30 September Pattaya, Thailand
$1,700
$2,200
UIMO2/5
4-7 October
Bahrain
$2,100
$2,520
SIMO2/15
18-21 October
Goa, India
$1,700
$2,200
SIMO2/16
22-25 November
Yantai, China
$1,900
$2,350
Site Supervisor/Beachmaster – IMO Level 1 OPITO USHO27
13-15 April
Tripoli, Libya
LYD1,790 LYD2,140
USHO28
7-9 June
Southampton
£710
£860
USHO29
29 Nov -1 Dec
Mombasa, Kenya
$1,490
$1,800
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Prices are listed in £ UK Pounds Sterling, $ US Dollars, € Euros, A$ Australian Dollars or LYD Libyan Dinars. Please note that all course prices are exclusive of taxes with the exception of courses priced in Libyan Dinars, which include government tax and stamp tax.
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The OPITO Assessment Option requires payment of a further 25% of the stated course fees.
OPITO
New course location. For more information, please contact training_uk@oilspillresponse training_sg@oilspillresponse or visit our website www.oilspillresponse.com
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Membership Oil Supply Chain Upstream
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With more than 100 Members who collectively account for over 60% of the world’s oil production, Oil Spill Response is entrusted with the important task of providing guaranteed and immediate response to oil spills or potential incidents whenever and wherever they occur.
Wherever your oil spill risks lie in the supply chain, Oil Spill Response expertise and resources are within your reach any time, anywhere.
Exploration / Production / Crude Pipelines Shipping / Trading
Membership Benefits – Expertise & Resources Storage Terminals / Product Pipelines / Refining
Authorisation to quote Oil Spill Response as a guaranteed resource in oil spill contingency plans
Guaranteed and immediate response, 24 hours, 365 days per year Free access to Duty Manager at any time
referential rates for oil spill incidents P and public training courses
48 hour complimentary on-site Technical Advisory service for assistance in situation assessment and formulating response strategies Retail Markets / Product Distribution
Annual Preparedness Review to ensure familiarity with mobilisation procedures and discuss common response issues
Wide area, high volume, aerial dispersant spraying capability
Invitation to participate in technical forums and network with spill response professionals
Pool of experts with a broad range of skills from planning, training and exercises, through to response and post spill monitoring services
Industrial Markets / Commercial Markets
Diverse and multi-lingual staff to facilitate communications Positive reinforcement of active collaboration with local and national authorities in support of the International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation (OPRC), 1990
Experienced staff competent to operate in Member’s central or remote response incident command structures Specialised oil recovery equipment Logistic support with own aircraft for transportation of equipment
A ccess to regional resources and hire of equipment, for both long and shortterm projects
Access to additional resources including equipment and people through the Global Response Network
Pre-existing contracts enable rapid mobilisation and access to credit facilities for chartered aircraft.
DOWNstream 24/7 oil spill response coverage is available no matter where your operations may be.
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Response performance level is defined by the Service Level Agreement
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Two forms of membership are available Participant MEMBER Recommended Coverage
All operations worldwide
Based on: annual worldwide production volumes annual volume of received oil
PARTICIPANT MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION Exposure in Million Barrels Per Annum
For companies with a limited number of operations For joint venture activities Applies to drilling, production operations, refineries, pipelines, ports and harbours
Band
Number of Shares held
Subscription
> 400
1
600
£398,700
300-400
2
400
£265,800
200-300
3
200
£132,900
< 200
4
100
£66,450
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Based on: total exposure (volume of oil produced and/or handled per year across all sites) number of sites covered
Annual Fee
Recommended
For any oil and energy company operating internationally National oil companies with significant volumes of production
Coverage Annual Fee
Associate MEMBER
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION Exposure in Million Barrels Per Annum
1 Site
2-5 Sites
6-10 Sites
> 10 Sites
0-10
£17,600
£22,000
£26,400
£35,200
11-25
£35,200
£44,000
£52,800
£70,400
26-40
£52,800
£66,000
£79,200
£105,600
41-60
£70,400
£88,000
£105,600
£140,800
> 60
Fees are provided on application
PARTICIPANT JOINING FEE
ASSOCIATE JOINING FEE
£50,000
£5,000
*All figures stated are net of all taxes. Prices for Asia Pacific region coverage only are available upon application.
For membership enquiries please contact:
Rachel Bayliss rachelbayliss@oilspillresponse.com
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Sharon Koh sharonkoh@oilspillresponse.com
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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 standards for the delivery of response services and establishes expectations for those using our services. The SLA is defined and approved by the Shareholders.
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Service
Service Standard
Response Notification Service / Advice
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year In the event of an oil spill incident a call should be placed to one of the following numbers: 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 • O ut of hours, the Security Officer will make contact with the Duty Manager who will call the Member back
Emergency Contact TELEPHONE numbers
+44 (0)23 8033 1551 Singapore +65 6266 1566 UK / Bahrain
Emergency Contact FAX numbers (Please call our Duty Managers before faxing)
+44 (0)23 8072 4314 Singapore +65 6266 2312 UK / Bahrain
Technical Advice / Spill Management
Spill management and advice is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This service is available in conjunction with the people services highlighted under “Response Services” or separately. The staff will be selected dependent upon the skills required.
Spill Response Equipment
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Response equipment housed in secure facilities, customs cleared where required, ready for deployment.
World-wide Transportation of Equipment
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. Round-the-clock 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.
Oil Spill Trajectory and Tracking
On request and as part of spill response service. OSIS, OILMAP, ADIOS: trajectory, stochastic and backtrack modelling.
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Service
Service Standard
Guaranteed Response Capability
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year 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
Response Services
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. Nonmembers are not authorised to quote Oil Spill Response resources in their contingency plans.
Global commitment
Technical Advisor
Oil spill response teams available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Equipment and logistics support to initiate, mobilise and sustain a response of all types of oil spill incidents.
On request and at its discretion, Oil Spill Response will dispatch a Technical Advisor to support any Member that has an incident or potential incident. This will be provided at no cost for the initial assessment period normally of up to 48 hours.
Oil Spill Response is also required to be able to respond to a second incident with a team comprising 1 Manager and 5 Responders. The response is provided from the total pool of trained 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.
A confirmatory exchange of emails will be sufficient to mobilise the Technical Advisor. The service is provided under the terms of the Participant and Associate Agreements as applicable. In the event that a full response is subsequently initiated, terms and conditions, including rates, will be as per the relevant Participant or 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.
Oil spill response teams are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year comprising:
Southampton
Singapore
Bahrain
Response Team Team Manager
1
1
1
Field Operations Manager
1
X
X
Duty Administrator
1
1
1
Spill Response Specialists
11
11
3
Equipment P re-packaged equipment for range of spill scenarios Aerial dispersant systems with trained operators Response Catamaran (20m)
2 (ADDS Pack and Nimbus)
1 (ADDS Pack)
1 (ADDS Pack)
1
2
X
Logistics Dedicated response vehicles to mobilise response equipment
X
ercules L382G aircraft ready for H loading within 4 hours of call
Charter aircraft from dedicated broker
X
It is Company policy that response staff will be deployed from Southampton or Singapore to support any response mounted by the Bahrain base unless the incident is of such a nature that it can be handled solely with in-country resources.
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Our People Index to the staff pages:
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34 Managers
35 Managers
Lon Langlois Archie Smith Dave Salt Lindsay Mead Richard Tutton Declan O’Driscoll Rob James Simon Dewhirst
Andy Nicoll Ann Durham Cam Pulham Darren Waterman Elizabeth Chua Ho Yew Weng Jo Unwin Matt Clements
Monica Lim Nick Hazlett-Beard Richard Johnson Richard Sims Dr Rob Holland Rob Self Sharon Koh Thomas Liebert
36 Oil Spill Experts
37 Oil Spill Experts
38 Oil Spill Experts
39 Oil Spill Experts
40 Oil Spill Experts
Aaron Montgomery Alam Syah Bin Mohamed Amin Ali Hassan Andi Lee Andrew West Andy Nevin Anyaogu Eric Ogbuh Benjamin Couzigou Bryony Wood Chris Miles Chris Moore
Daniel Chan Daniel White Darrell Buck Dave Oland Dave Redington Dave Rouse Dave Whitren David Eu David White David Woodhams Dennis Peach Edgar Gerasmia
Emily Foley Emma Hughes Gail Nxumalo Gemma Benns George Fabling Ahmad Hakim Bin Salleh Hannah Curd Ho Thien Guan Hong Chin Puat Ignatius Harta Jamaluddin Bin Jaafar James Burroughs
Jean Teo John Kizhakethil John Jonathan Field Joselito Guevarra Ken Church Kim Sock Ling Kirstin Taylor Lee Barber Lee Nai Ming Lee Prendergast Lucy Aukett Lucy Heathcote
Marcus Russell Mark Harvey Mark Oliver Martin Willman Matt Cameron Matt Simmons Michael Parker Michael Scott Miles Cole Mohd Hanafi Bin Saleh Nathan Young Ng Xiang Xin
41 Oil Spill Experts
42 Oil Spill Experts
43 Oil Spill Experts/ Corporate
44 Corporate
45 Corporate
Nick March Nick Olden Norman Woodward Patricia Njoto Paul Foley Phillippe De Susanne Philip Marsh Prudence Lim Quek Qiuhui Rakhm Shad Richard Anderson Richard Seddon
Rob Bly Sarah Hall Dr Sharon Burton Simon McCosh Steve Sleep Steve Storey Stuart Gair Tan Swee Huang Tim Coombs Dr Tina Massoura Tristan Barston Wilson Tan
Ho Yei Ling Jessie Sim Julie Lodge Karen O’Reilly Karim Bangoura Katrina Webster Kelly Ho Kerine Chen Kerry Griffiths Lau Wan Jiuen Laura Foley Lorraine Norman
Mandy Lee Mariana Sacuiu Rachel Bayliss Riana Tasman Sarah Wallis Shirley Thum Trish Johns Vernon Hartley Wendy Voss Wong May Theng Yoppy Tan Zerlina Toh
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Yogaraj Retnam Zoë Beverley Amy West Anita Parker Carolyn Mead Chris Carter Cliff Cromar Corinne Lim Emma McGuckian Gillian Conroy
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Executive Management
Lon Langlois Non-Executive Chairman LLanglois@hess.com Lon has over 15 years’ experience in emergency preparedness and response within the oil and gas industry. He joined Hess E&P in 2005 and has recently moved into the role of EHS Competency Development Manager. He has been a member of the Oil Spill Response Board of Directors since June 2006.
Archie Smith Chief Executive Officer, London 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 set the strategic direction. He is tasked with meeting the challenges of changing industry requirements and delivering an increasingly wide range of world class response and preparedness services to our customers. He has been a driving force in the collaboration between industry owned cooperatives to improve global spill response.
Dave Salt
Lindsay Mead
Operations Director, Southampton davesalt@oilspillresponse.com
Commercial Director, London lindsaymead@oilspillresponse.com
David joined Oil Spill Response Limited in 1981 as a Responder. Following this he served for two years as Pollution Officer in Sullom Voe Terminal in the Shetland Isles. On his return to Southampton he took the position of Engineering Manager. In 1992 he was General Manager of East Asia Response Private Limited in Singapore during its development. In 1994 he returned to Southampton as Operations Manager and is now an Executive Director of the Company.
Lindsay has responsibility for monitoring and ensuring the commercial integrity of the business and fulfilling corporate governance responsibilities on behalf of the Non Executive Directors and Shareholders. She was appointed Executive Director in 2003 and also serves as the Company Secretary and Secretary to the Audit Committee.
Richard Tutton
Declan O’Driscoll
Chief Financial Officer, Southampton richardtutton@oilspillresponse.com
Regional Director, Singapore declanodriscoll@oilspillresponse.com
Since qualifying as a Chartered Accountant in 1983 Richard has worked for a number of engineering and technology businesses. Prior to joining Oil Spill Response in 2006 he was Finance Director of an electronics company which he left on completion of a high-value trade sale. Richard has responsibility for ensuring the financial integrity of the Company and the design, delivery and interpretation of management information and strategy papers to the Executive Group, the Board and the Shareholders.
Declan worked extensively in Asia and Europe as a Geologist and Drilling Engineer in the exploration and production industry prior to joining the Company. He was initially General Manager of the Southampton Base before moving to Singapore to oversee the Company’s operations in Asia. Declan is responsible for engaging Members and stakeholders in Asia and delivering to them our growing range of Response and Preparedness services.
Rob James
Simon Dewhirst
Regional Director, Southampton robjames@oilspillresponse.com
Technical Solutions Manager, Southampton simondewhirst@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 was the General Manager of a growing hazardous waste business. Rob joined Oil Spill Response in 2003 as Regional Director UK where he is responsible for management of all personnel and services delivered in the Africa, Europe and Middle East regions.
Simon has the responsibility for the management and development of the Preparedness activities. His previous roles include business development and project management positions in marine services and subsea construction companies. Simon is a Naval Architect and Chartered Engineer.
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Andy Nicoll
Ann Durham
Advocacy Manager, Southampton andynicoll@oilspillresponse.com
HR Manager, Southampton anndurham@oilspillresponse.com
Andy manages the Company’s Advocacy programme of stakeholder engagement. He joined the Company in 1989 following 10 years’ service in the UK Merchant Navy. He has also worked for government and industry as a Counter Pollution Officer for the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency and as Manager for a Tier 1 response base for BP respectively. He was formerly the Company’s Principal Trainer and he has attended over 25 spills in UK and Europe.
Ann has 20 years of experience in HR covering recruitment, performance management, policies & procedures and training & development. She was previously the HR manager for a high-technology manufacturing operation before embarking on a parttime position as a Special Consultant due to family commitments. She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development and holds a Master’s degree in Manpower Studies.
Cam Pulham
Darren Waterman
HSEQ and Facilities Manager, Southampton campulham@oilspillresponse.com
Business Manager – Training and Consultancy, Southampton darrenwaterman@oilspillresponse.com
An experienced Marine Engineer, Cam has gained extensive operational experience in many spills in over 20 years with Oil Spill Response. He was actively involved in the expansion of equipment recommendations and trials. Cam holds a NEBOSH qualification and is the focal point for HSEQ matters and facilities management for the UK.
Darren joined Oil Spill Response over nine years ago and has held previous positions in the Response and Technical Solutions Departments. He has been responsible for managing international spill responses, UK Response coordination and various large Preparedness projects. Darren has responsibility for business development and customer engagement for training and consultancy projects.
Elizabeth Chua
Ho Yew Weng
Financial Controller, Singapore elizabethchua@oilspillresponse.com
Response and Projects Manager, Singapore hoyewweng@oilspillresponse.com
Elizabeth is a Chartered Certified Accountant based in Singapore and is responsible for the Finance and Management Accounts in the Asia Pacific 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.
Yew Weng heads both the Response and Projects Departments. As Response Manager, he oversees oil spill response readiness, HSE, staff development and exercises. In Projects he oversees equipment assessment, leasing and deployment training. Yew Weng has led responses to numerous spills in the Asia Pacific involving aerial dispersant application and equipment deployment as well as joining Members’ Incident Command Management Teams. He has presented several papers in international oil spill response related conferences.
Jo Unwin
Matt Clements
Business Development Manager, Southampton jounwin@oilspillresponse.com
Business Manager - Projects, Southampton mattclements@oilspillresponse.com
Jo has 10 years’ commercial and business development experience with Oil Spill Response. She is currently responsible for the sourcing of new and repeat business oportunities and developing new business streams for the Company’s Preparedness activities.
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Matt is responsible for the commercial and contractual management of the Projects Department. The role includes day to day management of all existing short and long term projects, the UKCS and WACAF regional aerial services, and implementing new contracts. Matt has attended many incidents during his career and has gained significant experience with roles in the Operations Departments in the UK and Singapore.
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Monica Lim
Nick Hazlett-Beard
Corporate Governance Manager, Singapore monicalim@oilspillresponse.com
Regional Manager, North Africa, Southampton nhbeard@oilspillresponse.com
Holding a portfolio with responsibilities for corporate governance and talent management, Monica has focussed on the development of staff retention and development strategies including most recently an important work life balance initiative. Monica oversees all aspects of corporate governance in the Asia Pacific region and also helped to establish our Indonesia subsidiary in 2008.
Nick joined the Company in 1981 and since that time has worked on oil spills and projects globally. He is responsible for the region of North Africa and has spent the majority of the last 12 months working in Libya and Tunisia. His role is to work with Members and other customers to ensure, via awareness and business development, that all aspects of their oil spill related business needs are met.
Richard Johnson
Richard Sims
Financial Controller, Southampton richardjohnson@oilspillresponse.com
Operations Manager, Southampton richardsims@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 in practice, supporting a wide variety of customers before moving to an international aerospace company for six years.
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 has recently completed his Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in Disaster Management.
Dr Rob Holland
Rob Self
Training and Consultancy Team Manager, Southampton robholland@oilspillresponse.com
Regional Manager, Middle East, Bahrain robself@oilspillresponse.com
Rob joined Oil Spill Response over six years ago and currently heads the UK Consultancy Team. Rob has a scientific research background in Marine Biology and Ecotoxicology. He has worked on Preparedness projects worldwide and attended a major oil spill in West Africa as In-Country Duty Manager. Rob has a keen interest in environmental impacts of oil spills and has assisted with the Oiled Wildlife Response service for the last four years.
A Mechanical Engineer by training, Rob has over 16 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Having joined the Company in 1997, Rob has held various posts including that of Trainer and Duty Manager where he was heavily involved in responses to the Prestige and the Tasman Spirit incidents. In 2006 Rob moved to Bahrain to set up and run the Middle East Regional Base.
Sharon Koh
Thomas Liebert
Membership & Communications Manager, Singapore sharonkoh@oilspillresponse.com
Training & Consultancy Manager, Singapore thomasliebert@oilspillresponse.com
Sharon is responsible for the implementation of the Corporate Communications Plan to ensure the best development of the Oil Spill Response brand. She oversees the design and production of key publications including the Yearbook and website. Sharon also supervises the Singapore Account Executives in customer service support, event management, marketing intelligence and the development of customised proposals for the Asia Pacific region, reinforcing the importance of the Customer Engagement aspect of our services.
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Maritime lawyer by training, Thomas has more than 10 years of international project management experience in marine environmental issues. Drawing from his previous experience working for the International Maritime Organization and environmental NGOs, he has been managing and developing the growing portfolio of Training & Consultancy activities in the Asia Pacific since 2006.
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Aaron Montgomery Spill Response Specialist, Southampton aaronmontgomery@oilspillresponse.com
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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 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.
Alam Syah Bin Mohamed Amin
Ali Hassan
Trainer, Singapore alamsyah@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Bahrain
Alam Syah joined as a Spill Response Specialist in the Operations Department in 2007. He was involved in several spill response drills and exercises, locally and overseas, and was part of the team that responded to a desert spill in Yemen in 2008. With his marine engineering and maritime background coupled with his oil spill knowledge and experience, Alam joined the Training & Consultancy Department as a Trainer and now delivers spill response courses globally.
Ali joined Oil Spill Response after spending 23 years as a Marine Engineer. Since joining, Ali has played a major part in the establishment of the Middle East Regional Base and continues to be a large contributor to its ongoing success. Ali has attended both local and international spills which have helped to develop the spill response knowledge now put to good use in his support of regional training courses.
Andi Lee
Andrew West
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton andilee@oilspillresponse.com
Maintenance Supervisor, Southampton andrewwest@oilspillresponse.com
A Mechanical & Marine Engineer with over 11 years’ experience, Andi has responded to many incidents in Cameroon, Gabon, Gibraltar, Libya and UK. Andi has also completed a secondment to the Projects Department leading Preparedness projects in Ireland and setting up equipment packages worldwide. He is currently seconded to AGIP KCO in Kazakhstan where he is responsible for responding to oil spills, overseeing equipment preparedness and implementing competency-based training.
Andy is part of the Operations Department where he has attended many spills worldwide and progressed to Response Team Supervisor and Duty Manager. Andy participated in many major spills and exercises for customers globally. He is now the Maintenance Supervisor responsible for maintaining and ensuring validity of licenses for the response equipment and vehicles in the Southampton base.
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Anyaogu Eric Ogbuh
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton andynevin@oilspillresponse.com
Trainer, Southampton ericogbuh@oilspillresponse.com
Andy joined Oil Spill Response in 2004 after a 23-year career in the Royal Navy as a Marine Engineer and has since attended major oil spills in Cameroon, Georgia, Gibraltar, Yemen, and various smaller spills in the UK. These spills included well blowouts, land and offshore spills utilising a range of response methods. Andy has also been working as one of Oil Spill Response’s Duty Managers.
Eric joined the Company after six years in the Merchant Navy as a Marine Engineer. He has a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Mechanical & Marine Engineering and has attended spills in the UK and overseas. He has also completed a secondment to Nigeria, managing a response base including training and maintenance. Eric is currently studying for a Master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety and has recently joined the Training Department on a long term secondment.
Benjamin Couzigou
Bryony Wood
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton benjamincouzigou@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton bryonywood@oilspillresponse.com
Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Benjamin was seconded from the IMO as a 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. He first joined the Training Department and has now integrated into the Operations Department. Benjamin is a French national and also speaks English and Spanish.
Bryony joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree in Oceanography and Marine Biology after working with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and the Marine Accident and Investigation Branch. Bryony has undertaken a secondment with the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and has been involved in spills in Australia, UK and abroad.
Chris Miles
Chris Moore
Principal Trainer, Southampton chrismiles@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton chrismoore@oilspillresponse.com
Since joining Oil Spill Response, Chris has served in the Operations Department before becoming a Duty Manager. 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 one year on secondment to ENL in Sakhalin.
Since joining the Company with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chris has been involved in projects in Africa, Russia, UK and USA. He has completed several secondments in Sakhalin, Russia. Chris has also attended numerous spills around the UK and West Africa.
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Daniel White
Regional Advocacy Coordinator, Singapore danielchan@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton danielwhite@oilspillresponse.com
Daniel is a Master Mariner with 11 years of tanker experience and had 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.
Daniel has attended numerous oil spills around the world fulfilling various roles from Beach Master to Technical Advisor. Daniel also completed a two-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.
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Darrell Buck
Dave Oland
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton darrellbuck@oilspillresponse.com
Support Team Leader, Southampton daveoland@oilspillresponse.com
Darrell joined Oil Spill Response with experience gained as a Marine Engineer in the Merchant Navy and offshore in the installation and commissioning of cathodic protection and underwater acoustic positioning systems. He has attended spills in Africa, Australia and UK, and has assisted with various projects.
Since joining the Company, Dave has gained operational experience by responding to major oil spills including Exxon Valdez, Evoikos, Sea Empress, Mega Borg and Prestige. Dave has completed secondments in the Singapore base and with the Training Department. He is currently the Support Team Leader for projects within the Operations Department and Regional Representative for the East African region.
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Dave Redington
Dave Rouse
Consultant, Southampton daveredington@oilspillresponse.com
Internal Trainer, Southampton daverouse@oilspillresponse.com
Dave initially spent 20 years as a Marine Engineer with the Royal Navy before completing a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and pursuing a career in remediation consultancy. Dave has attended spills in Central and North Africa as well as in the UK. He has recently completed oil spill contingency plans for operations in Africa, Israel and UK North Sea.
Dave joined the Company after completing a Bachelor’s degree in International Disaster Engineering and Management and gained experience in project management and emergency planning. Since joining the Company he has attended several incidents and exercises in Australia, Libya, Nigeria and the UK and has carried out Preparedness work for numerous customers. Dave now looks after the internal training of the staff and the management of the competency-based training programme for Response Specialists and Supervisors.
Dave Whitren
David Eu
Support Team Leader, Southampton davewhitren@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore davideu@oilspillresponse.com
Dave joined the Company in 2001 as a Spill Response Specialist. He has been involved in numerous oil spill incidents as Responder, Supervisor, Technical Advisor and Duty Manager. Having spent time managing internal training, Dave now works within the project area of the business managing Preparedness projects from development through to logistics, delivery and implementation on site.
David graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (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 oil spill responses and exercises since joining the Company. His daily role includes equipment maintenance and coordination of the OHSAS 18001 system.
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David White
David Woodhams
Senior Consultant on secondment to Response, Southampton davidwhite@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton davidwoodhams@oilspillresponse.com
David joined Oil Spill Response over seven years ago with a Geology and Marine Science university background. He has extensive consultancy experience, having delivered a range of contingency plans, capability reviews, exercises and spill modelling worldwide. He has also authored a range of technical papers, articles and international best practice documents.
David joined the Company with experience as a Marine Engineer with the Merchant Navy and the military. During a period of time within the Readiness Group he held equipment acceptance trials in Finland. He was also 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.
Dennis Peach
Edgar Gerasmia
Senior Response Specialist, Bahrain dennispeach@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Bahrain edgargerasmia@oilspillresponse.com
Dennis joined the Company after 23 years in the Royal Navy as a Marine Engineer. Since starting at Oil Spill Response he has attended spills worldwide either as a Spill Response Specialist or as Technical Advisor. He completed an 18-month secondment within our Training Department before returning to the Operations Department. He is now on secondment to our Bahrain base supervising the operational readiness of the equipment and response staff.
Since joining Oil Spill Response, Edgar has attended spills in Singapore and Bahrain. His main responsibility is to ensure a constant state of readiness for all equipment in the Bahrain base. He also assists in training contractors, base logistics, warehouse maintenance and improvements and procurement of parts and supplies needed for maintenance of all Company equipment.
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Emma Hughes
Operations Team Leader, Southampton emilyfoley@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton emmahughes@oilspillresponse.com
Emily joined the Company with an Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Marine Environmental Science. She has attended spills worldwide and also completed secondments within the Training Department and the Readiness Group. Emily has also run numerous spills and exercises as Duty Manager and is now responsible for the Operations teams.
Emma joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree (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 Coordinator for the Oiled Wildlife Response service and is setting up stockpiles for Singapore and Bahrain.
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Gemma Benns
Senior Consultant, Southampton gailnxumalo@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Consultant, Southampton gemmabenns@oilspillresponse.com
Gail has a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Zoology and a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management. She spent several years working for the South African Ministry for the Environment on oil spill preparedness activities before joining Oil Spill Response six years ago. Gail has extensive experience in delivering consultancy projects worldwide. She has also been instrumental in developing the Environmental Sensitivity Mapping service.
Gemma joined Oil Spill Response over three years ago with a degree in Marine Geography BSc (Hons) and joined the Consultancy Team following a period in the Operations Department. Gemma has worked on consultancy projects worldwide, including capability reviews, contingency planning exercises and spill modelling. Gemma is also completing a Master’s degree in Disaster Management.
George Fabling
Ahmad Hakim Bin Salleh
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton georgefabling@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore hakim@oilspillresponse.com
Since joining the Company, George has attended spills and exercises in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and the UK. Having completed a secondment in Logistics and Response Readiness he now uses his background in Marine Engineering in his Operations role.
With a Marine Engineering background, Hakim joined the Company as a Spill Response Specialist and has participated in several major spill incidents including the recent Montara spill in Australia. 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 an exploration campaign supporting oil spill preparedness activities.
Hannah Curd
Ho Thien Guan
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton hannahcurd@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore hothienguan@oilspillresponse.com
With an Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Ocean Science, Hannah joined the Company as a Spill Response Specialist. In her Logistics role Hannah has assisted with the movement of equipment worldwide. Hannah has delivered training in Ghana and Tunisia and attended exercises and spills in Alaska and the UK. She has implemented the upgrade of PPE and as chair of the Extreme Weather Working Group (EWWG) working with Alaska Clean Seas (ACS) has helped develop Oil Spill Response’s preparedness.
With extensive sea-going experience, Thien Guan has responded to many spill incidents in Asia in the last 10 years, including the recent Montara spill in Australia. He conducts internal training programmes for Singapore staff and external manpower. Thien Guan is fluent in Mandarin and regularly delivers training courses in the language in the region.
Hong Chin Puat
Ignatius Harta
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore hongchinpuat@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore ignatiusharta@oilspillresponse.com
As a Marine Engineer, 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 including the recent Montara spill in Australia. His daily responsibilities includes the maintenance of the response vessels and equipment. Hong also delivers training courses in Chinese and Malay languages within the region.
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. He had responded to many incidents including one in South Gujarat, India, and the recent Montara spill in Australia.
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Jamaluddin Bin Jaafar
James Burroughs
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore jamal@oilspillresponse.com
West Africa Regional Representative, Southampton jamesburroughs@oilspillresponse.com
Jamal comes from a marine background and has been involved in several major oil spill incidents including the recent Montara spill in Australia. With first-hand practical experience, Jamal is actively involved in conducting the internal training programme for Singapore staff and external manpower as well as supporting the Training Department in the delivery of courses.
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Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, James spent several years in technical roles within the oil industry specialising in electrical engineering. He has attended several exercises and spill incidents in various regions including the Bahamas, Ghana and the UK. James is now working as a West Africa Regional Representative, fostering important relationships with Members. James is also working towards a Master’s degree in Engineering and Management.
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John Kizhakethil John
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore jeanteo@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore johnkjohn@oilspillresponse.com
Jean is a member of the Response Readiness Team in Singapore. She currently oversees daily response logistics including infrastructure and maintenance of the base facilities. Jean was a member of the team which rolled out and implemented a new equipment database programme. She also participated in spill responses in India, Korea and the Philippines.
John recently joined the Company after a successful sea-going career. He has sailed onboard various ship types and brings to the Company a wide array of marine experience. His last role was Chief Officer onboard a foreign going merchant vessel. Since joining, he has participated in several exercises and offshore booming projects in Singapore and abroad. He has also responded to the recent Montara spill in Australia. John’s daily role includes Response Readiness activities and vessel operations.
Jonathan Field
Joselito Guevarra
Regional Representative, West Africa, Southampton jonathanfield@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Consultant, Singapore joselito@oilspillresponse.com
During the year, Jonathan has worked extensively throughout the West African Region fostering important relationships with Members. He has been working on developing Preparedness services and local response solutions within the region for both established and new Operators.
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 (World Bank and UNDP). He has presented technical papers at international conferences including IOSC, SPE and Interspill. Jose holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Management and joined the Company as a Senior Consultant strengthening the Company’s environmental and consultancy services. He is also the oiled wildlife champion for Singapore.
Ken Church
Kim Sock Ling
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton kenchurch@oilspillresponse.com
Team Supervisor - Training, Singapore kimsockling@oilspillresponse.com
Ken joined the Company with a Marine Engineering background and works in the Operations Department where he has gained operational experience both in the UK and overseas, most recently in the Montara incident in Australia. Whilst in the Department, Ken has organised several exercises and has provided support to the Training Department. Ken has also completed several secondments to Bahrain.
Kim joined the Company with eight years of experience in the HSE field. Holding a Master’s degree in Chemical and Environmental Engineering, she has provided HSE consultancy, training and auditing services to various industries including chemical, oil and gas industries locally and abroad. She leads the Training Team in Singapore to provide support to customers in the Asia Pacific region in oil spill preparedness activities.
Kirstin Taylor
Lee Barber
Consultant, Southampton kirstintaylor@oilspillresponse.com
Team Supervisor - Consultancy, Singapore leebarber@oilspillresponse.com
Kirstin joined the Company with a Master’s degree in Applied Physical Oceanography. Her background includes six years of experience in operational modelling and project management gained whilst working in the finance sector. She is now in the Consultancy Team reviewing and developing contingency plans for customers globally.
Lee joined Oil Spill Response with a BSc (Hons) 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.
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Lee Prendergast
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore leenaiming@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton leeprendergast@oilspillresponse.com
Nai Ming holds an Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Civil Engineering, and has wide-ranging experience in emergency response, planning and project management from previous roles in the Singapore Civil Defence Force and the construction industry. Since joining the Company, he has attended to spill responses locally and in Gibraltar and Gujarat. He was also involved in several business projects in Indonesia, the Philippines and Sri Lanka. Nai Ming is a member of the Safety Committee in the Singapore base.
Lee joined the Company with 13 years’ experience in the exploration and production industry. He has carried out spill operations in Africa, Europe and North America. Lee has also delivered training and coordinated equipment maintenance for the Technical Solutions Department.
Lucy Aukett
Lucy Heathcote
Consultant, Southampton lucyaukett@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton lucyheathcote@oilspillresponse.com
Lucy joined Oil Spill Response with a Master’s degree for Engineering in the Coastal Environment. Since joining the Company, Lucy has worked in a number of countries including Kazakhstan, Libya and Spain. She has delivered projects ranging from shipping to contingency plans and capability reviews. Lucy has recently undertaken a short secondment to Singapore. Whilst there she completed projects for Operators in Vietnam.
Lucy joined Oil Spill Response with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Environmental Science. Since joining the Company, Lucy has worked in a number of countries including Nigeria, Libya and the USA. Lucy has been instrumental in the implementation of the equipment database across the Company.
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Marcus Russell
Mark Harvey
Team Supervisor, Southampton marcusrussell@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Trainer, Southampton markharvey@oilspillresponse.com
Marcus joined Oil Spill Response, following a career in the Merchant Navy as a Marine Engineer. Marcus has responded to international and UK spills during 10 years with the Company, such as the Erika, Prestige and Tasman Spirit. Marcus worked in the Training Department for two years where he developed and presented training courses worldwide. Marcus is now responsible for one of the Operations teams, and is a Duty Manager.
Mark joined the Company in 2003, following 18 years in construction engineering. Having attended spills in Pakistan and the UK, Mark completed a secondment in Kazakhstan to a Member company between 2005 and 2007. There, his role included training, consultancy, auditing, and spill response. Mark was In-Country Manager for standby operations in Libya in 2008 and On-Scene Commander in the Bahamas in 2009. Mark is currently on secondment to the external Training Department.
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Martin Willman
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton markoliver@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton martinwillman@oilspillresponse.com
Mark has gained operational experience from spills internationally in addition to working on the development and delivery of training courses and consultancy projects. He is currently responsible for the surveillance equipment packages on the UKCS and WACAF aircraft. Mark has recently returned from a secondment to AGIP KCO, operating in the Caspian Sea where his role included overseeing oil spill response activities in readiness for oil production.
Prior to joining Oil Spill Response Martin served in the armed forces as a Marine Engineer. Martin has been with the Company for more than 10 years, and in that time has completed placements in both Operations and Training Departments. He has attended many oil spill incidents worldwide, including the recent Montara spill in Australia, in both advisory and practical roles. Recently he was seconded as a Consultant to Sakhalin for a period of six months offering advice and direction on spill response.
Matt Cameron
Matt Simmons
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton matthewcameron@oilspillresponse.com
Team Supervisor, Southampton mattsimmons@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 has completed a secondment with AGIP KCO in Kazakhstan where he was responsible for responding to oil spills, overseeing equipment preparedness and training.
Matt joined Oil Spill Response following service in the UK Armed Forces, bringing with him a background in Mechanical Engineering. Matt was introduced to oil spill response through working on the Sea Empress incident in 1996 and has since worked in many locations around the world as a Responder, Technical Advisor or Incident Manager. Matt has carried out Preparedness visits for our Members on equipment and procedures, as well as undertaking long term secondments with our Members.
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Michael Parker
Michael Scott
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton michaelparker@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton michaelscott@oilspillresponse.com
Michael has a Master’s 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 attended spills in Scotland, Gabon and Libya specialising in technical advice on environmental impacts of oil spills.
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 Angola, Australia, Libya and UK. He has also delivered equipment training in Iran, Libya and Sakhalin. At present he is managing the design and procurement of new equipment aircraft pallets within the Operations Department.
Miles Cole
Mohd Hanafi Bin Saleh
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton milescole@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore hanafi@oilspillresponse.com
Miles has a Master’s degree in Evironmental Science and is currently working within the Response Readiness Group. He has been involved in a number of UK and international spills, and most recently, the Montara incident in Australia.
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 including the recent Montara spill in Australia. Hanafi has also successfully completed secondments in Maritime New Zealand and ENL in Sakhalin, Russia. His daily role includes equipment and vessel maintenance and acting as Chief Engineer on the response vessels.
Nathan Young
Ng Xiang Xin
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton nathanyoung@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore ngxiangxin@oilspillresponse.com
Nathan joined the Company after spending five years with ExxonMobil as a Mechanical Technician. Since joining, Nathan has attended spills in the UK and West Africa. He has also had further training with CEDRE in France. Nathan is also part of the Extreme Weather Working Group (EWWG).
Xiang Xin graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering. She has participated in several local exercises and was a member of the organising team for the Karimun exercise in Indonesia. Her day-to-day role includes coordination of the ISO 9001 system and keeping track of the Balance Score Card for the Singapore base. Xiangxin also responded to the recent Montara spill in Australia.
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Nick March
Nick Olden
Consultant, Southampton nickmarch@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Trainer, Southampton nickolden@oilspillresponse.com
Nick joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree in Marine Environmental Science and six years of experience as a Navigation/Cargo Officer for the Ministry of Defence. Nick has been involved in responses to Gabon, Spain and Singapore as well as local UK spills. He has recently moved from the Operations Department to the Consultancy Department and has undertaken projects in Libya, Nigeria and Tunisia.
Nick joined Oil Spill Response coming from the oil exploration & production industry. He has worked extensively throughout Europe, Africa, Central/South America, Asia, and the Middle East. Nick was recently on a secondment for a Member company in Sakhalin, Russia. Nick is presently a member of the external training team.
Norman Woodward
Patricia Njoto
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton normanwoodward@oilspillresponse.com
Consultant, Singapore patricianjoto@oilspillresponse.com
Since joining the Company, Norman has attended spills in Equatorial Guinea, France, Pakistan, Singapore, Spain and the UK. He has attended offshore training in Ireland and is currently working with the Support Team in the Operations Department.
Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Melbourne, Patricia, an Indonesian national, joined the Company as a Consultant, following on from a job as Project Engineer for a quality control company in Hong Kong. She is currently helping to meet customers’ needs in Indonesia as part of the Jakarta’s office staff, strengthening the Company’s presence locally, and is also involved in the delivery of Consultancy services regionally.
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Paul Foley
Philippe De Susanne
Senior Technical Advisor, Southampton paulfoley@oilspillresponse.com
GI-WACAF Project Manager, Southampton philippedesusanne@oilspillresponse.com
Paul’s current role as Senior Technical Advisor focuses on the technical development of Oil Spill Response with respect to equipment, strategic best practice and response personnel. In his previous role as Principal Trainer, Paul’s achievements include the creation of the Advanced Spill and Incident Management training courses and the development of occupational standards in oil spill response. Paul has a Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering and experience with international incidents, training and consultancy projects.
Philippe has a Master’s 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).
Philip Marsh
Prudence Lim
Trainer, Singapore philipmarsh@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore prudencelim@oilspillresponse.com
Philip joined the Company in 2008 as a Trainer after working for four years as Base Superintendent with Singapore Offshore Petroleum Services. He attended to a number of spills including the Evoikos and Natuna Sea oil spills, as well as salvage operations whilst with the Singapore Oil Spill Response Centre (SOSRC) where he worked as Operations Superintendent for 10 years. Philip is also a certified firefighter and HAZMAT technician.
Prudence graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Chemical Engineering. She has attended several local exercises and responded to the recent Montara spill in Australia. Prudence is currently coordinating the ISO 14001 system for the Singapore base.
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Quek Qiuhui
Rakhm Shad
Team Supervisor, Singapore quekqiuhui@oilspillresponse.com
Trainer, Southampton rakhmshad@oilspillresponse.com
Qiuhui holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering and has attended a number of responses in Australia, India, Indonesia, Korea, Libya and Singapore. She has also delivered several integration workshops for new Members in various countries in the region. Qiuhui recently completed a secondment in Southampton as part of the Duty Manager rotation programme. She also presented papers in international conferences such as IOSC and Interspill.
Since joining Oil Spill Response Rakhm has gained operational experience in Southampton and Bahrain through attending spills in the Middle East, UK and West Africa and participating in exercises and team training. Rakhm’s previous career background is mechanical engineering gained within the oil exploration and production industry. Now on a long term secondment to the Training Department, Rakhm has delivered training courses in the UK and overseas including Bahrain, Dubai, Libya, West Africa and Yemen.
Richard Anderson
Richard Seddon
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton richardanderson@oilspillresponse.com
Senior Spill Response Specialist, Southampton richardseddon@oilspillresponse.com
Richard joined the Company with over six years of engineering experience. Richard has attended spills in Angola, Gabon, Libya and the UK as well as conducting equipment training around the world. He has also completed a secondment with Maritime New Zealand gaining valuable experience.
Richard joined the Company in 1985, after serving as an Engineering Officer in the Merchant Navy. He has extensive response experience including significant spills such as the Erika, Exxon Valdez, Natuna Sea and Sea Empress and has worked on a broad range of training and consultancy projects, which include recent response audits in Sakhalin and West Africa.
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Rob Bly
Sarah Hall
Team Supervisor, Southampton robbly@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton sarahhall@oilspillresponse.com
Rob joined the Company as a Response Specialist with a Bachelor’s degree in Geology and a Master’s degree in Geo-Environmental Engineering. Following several years in the Operations Department and a secondment to the Training Department Rob is now both a Team Supervisor and Duty Manager.
Sarah joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Geography and several years’ consultancy experience. Sarah has attended spills in the UK and as a Logistics Response Specialist has assisted with the movement of equipment to the Bahamas, Gibraltar and Libya. Sarah has recently become an Operations Coordinator for the Oiled Wildlife Response service.
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Dr Sharon Burton
Simon McCosh
Principal Trainer, Southampton sharonburton@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton simonmccosh@oilspillresponse.com
Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Sharon was a Marine Engineer in the Royal Navy. She also has a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Biology and a PhD in Biochemical Entomological Parasitology. She has responded to spills in Africa and the UK and completed a three-month secondment to Maritime New Zealand. Sharon joined the Training Team from the Response Department and is a qualified OPITO Assessor.
Simon joined Oil Spill Response with 26 years’ experience as a Mechanical Technician. He also brings to the Company seven years of experience as a part-time fire-fighter, during which he assisted in building partnerships with the Ambulance Service and participated in the UK Mass Decontamination Strategy. Simon is assigned to the Operations Department, and is currently completing the OPITO approved Company competency-based training modules.
Steve Sleep
Steve Storey
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton stevesleep@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton stevestorey@oilspillresponse.com
Steve joined Oil Spill Response with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Applied Geography. Prior to joining the Company he worked in the field of Highways Engineering and Management. During this time he was selected to represent Hampshire County Council as a Beach Master, where he received training in spill management/procedures and equipment, enabling him to be a key coordinator of the Council’s contractors in the event of a spill. Steve has responded to the recent Montara incident in Australia.
Steve joined the Company with a background in boat building, Logistics, and LGV. As part of the Extreme Weather Working Group (EWWG), Steve attended training in Alaska with CISPRI. He has attended spills in the UK, Australia, Yemen and Gibraltar, and is now on secondment within the Readiness Group where he is trained as a Logistics Response Specialist.
Stuart Gair
Tan Swee Huang
Team Leader Response Readiness, Southampton stuartgair@oilspillresponse.com
Spill Response Specialist, Singapore tansweehuang@oilspillresponse.com
Stuart 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 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 for ensuring the Company’s Response Readiness capabilities.
Swee Huang joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and a Master’s degree in Environmental Technology. She has responded to a number of local and overseas spills, most recently the Montara incident in Australia. Her present duties include participating in customer exercises, providing technical advice, conducting and assessing (A1) internal and external competency based training, and serving as Duty Manager. Swee Huang has also presented papers in international and regional conferences.
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Tim Coombs
Dr Tina Massoura
Spill Response Specialist, Southampton timcoombs@oilspillresponse.com
Consultant, Aberdeen tinamassoura@oilspillresponse.com
Tim joined Oil Spill Response in 2009 after 22 years as a Marine Engineering Technician in the Royal Navy and is experienced in gas turbine propulsion and hydraulic systems. Having completed 14 years as a Chief Petty Officer he brings experience in engineering and leadership to the Company. Tim has responded to the recent Montara incident in Australia.
Tina joined Oil Spill Response as a Consultant and is based in the Aberdeen office. She is an Environmental Scientist specialising in risk assessment and remediation techniques of multi-contaminated land and groundwater. Tina works on Consultancy projects, including capability reviews and contingency planning for the North Sea and worldwide. She speaks fluent French and Greek.
Tristan Barston
Wilson Tan
Consultant, Southampton tristanbarston@oilspillresponse.com
Team Supervisor, Singapore wilsontan@oilspillresponse.com
Tristan joined the Company with a background in Military and Civilian Mechanical Engineering. During an 18-month secondment to the Projects Department, Tristan worked extensively throughout the West African region providing an in country focal point for Members and promoting oil spill response preparedness. Tristan is now part of the Consultancy Department and is utilising skills learnt out in the field to enhance operational preparedness.
Wilson graduated with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Chemical Engineering. Prior to joining Oil Spill Response, Wilson was a senior officer in the Singapore Civil Defence Force. Wilson has recently completed a secondment in Southampton as part of the Duty Manager rotation programme. In August 2009, he participated in the SPE conference in Jakarta, Indonesia. Since joining the Company, he has responded to spills in Angola, Australia and Yemen.
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Yogaraj Retnam
Zoë Beverley
Senior Trainer / Consultant, Singapore yogi@oilspillresponse.com
Aberdeen Representative, Aberdeen zoebeverley@oilspillresponse.com
Prior to joining the Company, Yogi was a Marine Deck Officer in the Merchant Navy with more than 20 years’ sea-going experience. He spent five years with the Operations Department attending to more than 20 spill incidents before moving to the Training and Consultancy Department. For the last 10 years, he has been developing and conducting numerous training courses globally as well as delivering equipment assessment and capability review projects.
Zoë joined the Company as a Spill Response Specialist and has attended spills worldwide in both advisory and practical roles. She has completed a placement in the Training Department and is a Senior Trainer / Spill Response Specialist. Previous to joining Oil Spill Response she was an Engineer Officer of the Watch in the Merchant Navy. Currently she is on secondment to the Aberdeen office providing technical advice and support to our Members in the region.
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Amy West
Anita Parker
Technical Readiness Coordinator, Southampton amywest@oilspillresponse.com
Travel & Facilities Coordinator, Southampton anitaparker@oilspillresponse.com
Amy joined the Company with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Business Studies, and with her knowledge of web development, is responsible for transforming and standardising the web resources in the Readiness Team. She also ensures the Company complies with legislative matters from equipment calibration to transport regulations. Amy is completing the Company’s competency-based training to enhance her knowledge of the operational side of the organisation and is also a Duty Administrator in the event of a spill.
With a strong background in Business Administration, Anita joined the Company in 2002 as Operations Coordinator. She has recently taken responsibility for the Company’s travel activities whilst continuing to assist with facilities management.
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Carolyn Mead
Chris Carter
Projects Assistant, Southampton carolynmead@oilspillresponse.com
Training Coordinator, Southampton chriscarter@oilspillresponse.com
Carolyn joined Oil Spill Response over four years ago. She provides administrative and project support to the Technical Solutions Department and manages the membership process of the UKCS/WACAF aerial services. As Duty Administrator Carolyn has been involved in numerous spills and exercises.
Chris joined the Company in 2005 and has been with the Training Department for two years where she is responsible for all course coordination within the Department. Chris is the focal point for all UK published course bookings.
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Cliff Cromar
Corinne Lim
Storeman, Southampton
Communications Executive, Singapore corinnelim@oilspillresponse.com
Cliff is responsible for the stores and goods inward. Other duties include supervision of workers, maintenance of base facilities and supporting logistics requirements.
Corinne coordinates the integration of communications initiatives across the Company for both internal and external audiences and is also involved in the conceptualisation and actualisation of key messages conveyed across numerous platforms towards enhancing the Company’s brand and services. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and New Media, specialising in writing and public relations, and recently has completed a short attachment with Training.
Emma McGuckian
Gillian Conroy
Purchaser, Southampton emmamcguckian@oilspillresponse.com
Financial Accountant, Southampton gillianconroy@oilspillresponse.com
Emma has been with the Company for seven years. She is responsible for purchasing, stock control and maintaining key supplier relationships.
Gillian has primary responsibility for the Treasury function, maintaining and reconciling the Nominal Ledger and is involved in our continuous improvement programme.
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Ho Yei Ling
Jessie Sim
Operations Coordinator, Singapore hoyeiling@oilspillresponse.com
Events Executive, Singapore jessiesim@oilspillresponse.com
Yei Ling recently joined the Company after graduating with a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Maritime Studies. She is responsible for providing administrative and logistical support to the Operations Department. Yei Ling takes on the Duty Administrator role in the event of a spill.
Jessie brings with her a wealth of experience from her employment in the service industry, having held positions related to marketing, media relations and events planning. Apart from being the travel and event coordinator for the Singapore Office, she assists the Training and Consultancy Department with administrative and logistical support. In addition, she also serves as a Duty Administrator.
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Julie Lodge
Karen O’Reilly
Credit Controller, Southampton julielodge@oilspillresponse.com
Maintenance & Customs Administrator, Southampton karenoreilly@oilspillresponse.com
Julie has responsibility for the Sales Ledger function, including raising invoices, maintaining tight credit control and the preparation of monthly management reports.
Karen provides support to the Readiness Team, and has the responsibility for entering assets into the equipment database and setting up maintenance procedures.
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Karim Bangoura
Katrina Webster
Accounts Assistant, Southampton karimbangoura@oilspillresponse.com
Receptionist, Southampton katrinawebster@oilspillresponse.com
Karim is responsible for processing invoices and employee expenses, ensuring their timely settlement and reconciling the Purchase Ledger.
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.
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Kelly Ho
Kerine Chen
Communications / Account Executive, Singapore kellyho@oilspillresponse.com
Media Designer, Singapore kerinechen@oilspillresponse.com Kerine has five years of creative design experience in various industries such as jewellery, education and tourism. As the Media Designer, she is responsible for maintaining websites and providing design and IT support for internal and external communications initiatives. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Media Arts so as to expand her contribution towards the Communications function of the Company.
Kelly conceptualises ideas and coordinates with internal and external parties to ensure successful completion of publications / events. Her resource planning background and knowledge of graphic design, coupled with a strong customer focus, make her a strong driving force in the production of marketing publications. She also has responsibility for customer management for assigned countries as part of her recent job enlargement.
Kerry Griffiths
Lau Wan Jiuen
Management Accountant, Southampton kerrygriffiths@oilspillresponse.com
Accounting Executive, Singapore lauwanjiuen@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.
Wan Jiuen has six years of experience as an Accounts & Admin Executive in a construction and trading company. She holds a Diploma in Building and Property Management and has completed ACCA’s Knowledge Module. Wan Jiuen plays an active role in daily finance processes and provides support in month end closing. She also assists in general administrative matters.
Laura Foley
Lorraine Norman
PA to Regional Director and HR Administrator, Southampton laurafoley@oilspillresponse.com
Projects Assistant, Southampton lorrainenorman@oilspillresponse.com
Laura joined the Company in 2005 as a Business Studies graduate and worked in the Training Department for a number of years. She 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.
Lorraine joined the Company in 2008 having previously worked for a major financial services company providing travel and administrative support. Lorraine provides administrative support to the Technical Solutions Department and is also a Duty Administrator. Duty ADMINISTRATOR
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Mandy Lee
Mariana Sacuiu
Account Executive, Singapore mandylee@oilspillresponse.com
Administrative Assistant, Bahrain mariana@oilspillresponse.com
As an Account Executive, Mandy is responsible for building and maintaining close working relationships with Members and customers for assigned countries in the Asia Pacific region. She also supports the Preparedness departments, playing a strategic marketing role. Entrusted with a secondary role as a Duty Administrator, she provides documentation support during an oil spill response.
Mariana has a Bachelor’s degree in Law and currently provides administrative support to the Middle East Regional Base. Mariana forms an integral part of the Response team as a Duty Administrator as well as handling day to day office functions and travel bookings. Mariana has extensive language skills speaking English and Romanian fluently and is also proficient in French, Russian and Italian.
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Rachel Bayliss
Riana Tasman
Membership Executive, London rachelbayliss@oilspillresponse.com
Office Manager and Business Support, Indonesia rianatasman@oilspillresponse.com
Rachel provides a primary focal point for existing and potential new 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.
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 Oil Spill Response’s Members.
Sarah Wallis
Shirley Thum
Trainee Management Accountant, Southampton sarahbiffin@oilspillresponse.com
Training Executive, Singapore shirleythum@oilspillresponse.com
Sarah’s responsibilities include assisting with the preparation of monthly management accounts, nominal ledger reconciliations and bank processing. Duty ADMINISTRATOR
Shirley holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration and is responsible for the marketing and management of Singapore’s published training courses. In direct contact with our Members in the region, she promotes Oil Spill Response’s training services and maintains good customer relationships. She also provides general business support to the Department and acts as a Duty Administrator during spills and exercises.
Trish Johns
Vernon Hartley
PA to CEO, London trishjohns@oilspillresponse.com
Southampton vernonhartley@oilspillresponse.com
Trish supports the Chief Executive in coordinating 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. Her previous experience includes management of organisational development and business improvement within the UK public sector.
Vernon is responsible for the Security Team which provides 24hour security cover at the Southampton base. He also carries out various administrative duties.
Wendy Voss
Wong May Theng
HR Administrator, Southampton wendyvoss@oilspillresponse.com
Accountant, Singapore wongmaytheng@oilspillresponse.com
Wendy is returning from maternity leave and will provide administrative support to the HR Manager on a part time basis.
May Theng holds a Bachelor’s 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.
Yoppy Tan
Zerlina Toh
Preparedness Development Executive, Singapore yoppytan@oilspillresponse.com
Account Executive, Singapore zerlinatoh@oilspillresponse.com
Yoppy has a Master’s degree 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 Company’s Report of Activity. He also has responsibility for customer management for assigned countries.
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Zerlina undertook the role of Spill Response Specialist in 2009, widening her commercial perspective in the area of response activities. During the stint she organised and participated in several local exercises and also took a hands-on approach towards equipment leasing projects. Prior to this, Zerlina contributed to the progress of the Business Projects Team, maintaining close working relationships with Members and customers in the Asia Pacific region.
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EQUIPMENT
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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 (refer to page 59-67) 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. When making equipment and strategy selections, these attributes need to be considered as they form a major component of the response effectiveness.
Equipment Stockpile
Preloaded Packages
47 Safety, Communication and Command
59 UK Load 3: ADDS Pack (Also preloaded in Singapore and Bahrain)
48 Transfer Pumps
60 UK Load 4: Weir Boom
49 Dispersant Application Systems
61 UK Load 5: Shoreline Package (Standard)
50 Active Recovery Booms
62 UK Load 6: Active Recovery Boom
51 Booms 52 Temporary Storage Equipment
63 UK Load 7: Recovery Barge 64 UK Load 8: Shoreline Package (Standard Supplement)
53 Vessels 54 Power Packs and Generators 55 Oiled Wildlife Response
65 UK Load 9: Shoreline Package (Heavy Oil Supplement)
56 Recovery Devices
66 UK Load 10: NIMBUSâ&#x201E;˘
58 Ancillary Equipment
67 Bahrain Load 1: Fast Response Trailers
The equipment contained in this section is a representation of our stockpile and not a complete list.
LEGEND Logistics Requirement
Technical Complexity
Manpower
Requires minimal logistical support, due to size and weight
Relatively simple to operate and maintain
Can be operated by one or two operators
Large or heavy items, requires specialised transport/facilities
Requires certain skills to ensure safe operations and maintenance
Requires a team of operators
Very large and/or heavy items, requires specialised transport/facilities
Requires specialised operators
Requires a specialised team of operators
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Safety, Communication and Command Application Oil Spill Response has a range of communications equipment suitable for 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 offers 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. The 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.
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Personal gas monitor
Safety Equipment Oil Spill Response can deploy aerial and personal gas monitors for on-site entry and where required.
Area gas monitor
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
VHF base station
VHF repeater station
Telescopic masts
Iridium sat phone
Bgan Hughes sat phone
Bgan Nera sat phone
Trelltent
Inflatable shelter
Personal gas monitor
Area gas monitor
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Transfer Pumps Peristaltic pump
Spate pump
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Application Oil Spill Response has a range of general purpose transfer pumps to move large quantities of products. Oil Spill Response is able to offer different types and capacities depending on the required application. DOP 160
All pumps are supplied with hoses to transfer out the products.
DOP 250
Framo pump systems
Equipment
Logistics Requirement
Inline hydraulic pump
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Peristaltic pump
Spate pump
DOP 160
DOP 250
Framo pump systems
Inline hydraulic pump
Supporting items
52 Temporary storage equipment / 54 Power packs and generators
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Dispersant Application Systems
ADDS Pack
Application
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NIMBUS
Besides the large aerial dispersant application systems which are offered as prepackaged loads, Oil Spill Response 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 Boat sprays or Chemspray systems can be mounted on the deck of a vessel.
Rotortech TC3 Simplex
Fluorometry equipment is also available to measure dispersant effectiveness.
Boat sprays
Fluorometer
Equipment
Logistics Requirement
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
ADDS Pack
NIMBUS
Helibucket
Simplex
Boat sprays
Fluorometer
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Weir boom system
Application Oil Spill Response has 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.
Harbour Buster
Ro skim system
Equipment
Logistics Requirement
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Weir boom system
Ro skim system
Harbour Buster
Supporting items
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Booms
Roboom
Hi sprint
Sea sentinel boom
Shore guardian boom
Troil boom
Sea curtain
Application Oil Spill Response has 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. The majority of the shoreline booms are air inflatable and manufactured from polyurethane nylon fabric.
Boom vane
Equipment
Logistics Requirement
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Roboom
Hi sprint
Sea sentinel boom
Shore guardian boom
Troil boom
Sea curtain
Boom vane
Supporting items
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Inflatable barge
Temporary Storage Equipment
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Oil bags
Application Oil Spill Response has 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.
Fastanks
Alternatively Oil Spill Response can provide inflatable oil storage bags 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.
Waste containment tanks
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Inflatable barge
Oil bags
Fastanks
Waste containment tanks
Supporting items
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Inflatable boats
Vessels RIBs
Work boat (Peter David)
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Application Oil Spill Response offers a variety of vessels for response duties. For inshore and coastal responses Oil Spill Response has 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.
Work boat (EARLY boats)
EARL vessels
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Inflatable boats
RIBs
Work boat (Peter David)
Work boat (EARLY boats)
EARL vessels
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Power Packs and Generators 50 kw power pack
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Application Oil Spill Response has several types of power packs 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. 90 kw power pack
30 kw power pack
25 kw power pack
Zone 2 90 kw power pack
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
50 kw power pack
90 kw power pack
30 kw power pack
25 kw power pack
Zone 2 90 kw power pack
Supporting items
47 Safety, Communication and Command / 51 Booms / 56 Recovery devices
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Oiled Wildlife Response
55
Application Oil Spill Response now holds 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.
Wildlife response pallets
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Wildlife response pallets
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Y E A R B O O K
Inland
2 0 1 0
Shoreline Offshore
Oleophilic
Recovery Devices
56
Application
Mop skimmer
Disc skimmer capacity 40 tonnes / hour
Disc skimmer capacity 20 tonnes / hour
Disc skimmer capacity 12 tonnes / hour
Disc skimmer capacity 7 tonnes / hour
Drum skimmer
Oil Spill Response has 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.
Vacuum
Mini vacuum skimmer
Vacuum skimmer
Weir
Weir skimmer capacity 70 tonnes / hours
Weir skimmer capacity 45 tonnes / hours
Weir skimmer capacity 30 tonnes / hours
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Combination
Termite combination skimmer
Brush and weir skimmer
Terminator combination skimmer
Heavy Oil
WP130
Rotodrum
Sea devil
Helix
57 Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
Mop skimmer
Disc skimmer, capacity 40 tonnes/hr
Disc skimmer, capacity 20 tonnes/hr
Disc skimmer, capacity 12 tonnes/hr
Disc skimmer, capacity 7 tonnes/hr
Drum skimmer
Mini vacuum skimmer
Vacuum skimmer
Weir skimmer, capacity 70 tonnes/hr
Weir skimmer, capacity 45 tonnes/hr
Weir skimmer, capacity 30 tonnes/hr
Termite combination skimmer
Terminator combination skimmer
Brush and weir skimmer
WP130
Rotodrum
Sea devil
Helix
Supporting items
47 Safety, Communication and Command / 51 Booms / 52 Temporary storage equipment / 54 Power packs and generators
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Ancillary Equipment
58
High pressure washer
Application
Hydraulic pressure washer
Oil Spill Response holds 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
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.
6x6 wheel vehicle
Logistics Requirement
Equipment
Technical Complexity
Spill Environment
Manpower
Inland
Shoreline Offshore
High pressure washer
Hydraulic pressure washer
6x6 wheel vehicle
Portable shelters
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 3: ADDS Pack Airborne Dispersant Delivery (Also preloaded in Singapore and Bahrain) Load 3
59
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 ADDS Pack
Spares box T ool box Buffer barriers Road tanker (if required)
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 4: Weir Boom Active Boom Recovery System Load 4
60
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. Weir boom
Ancillaries Weir pumps Recovered oil discharge pump S ystem hoses Reel controls R eel drive Water pump
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 5: Shoreline Package (Standard)
Load 5
61
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 non-palletised equipment from the stockpile. Total weight 11,500kg. Shore guardian boom
Spate pump
Contents Inshore boom and ancillaries Komara 12k skimmers V acuum systems Inflatable shelters F astanks Spate pumps
Sea sentinel boom
Decontamination station equipment
Minivac
Komara 12k and 20k
Fastank Trelltent inflatable shelter
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 6: Active Recovery Boom Ro-skim system
62
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
Ro skim system
Termite skimmer
DS250 skimmer
Roto drum skimmer
Sea sentinel boom
GT185 skimmer
130m Tandem Ro-skim boom 130m Sea sentinel boom extension Ro-skim cassette unit Ro-skim pump DS250 skimmer Ro-disc 40 oleophilic attachment Ecoroco roto-drum heavy oil skimmer GT185 skimmer Termite skimmers with detachable 2 pumps 2 x 50kw Power packs 50 tonnes Lancer barge
Lancer barge
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 7: Egmopol Recovery Barge
63
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.
Load 7
Equipment Delivery Available for immediate delivery by road or by suitable aircraft.
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
UK Load 8: Shoreline Package (Standard Supplement)
64
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.
Sea sentinel boom
Contents
Shore guardian boom
Sea Sentinel boom, 300m in 10m and 20m lengths Shore Guardian, 210m in 10m and 20m lengths B oom ancillary pallets Decontamination pallet
Fastank
P PE pallet Discharge hose pallet Minivac
Temporary storage, 8 x fastank Vacuum skimmer Transfer pump D isc skimmer
The pictures shown represent part of the required equipment. Extra equipment can be added to complement this load depending on the nature of the response.
Transfer pump Disc skimmer
Lamor 25kw power pack
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
High pressure washer
2 0 1 0
UK Load 9: Shoreline Package (Heavy Oil Supplement)
Load 9
65
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.
Sea sentinel boom
Shore guardian boom
DOP 160 pump
Equipment Delivery Sea Sentinel boom, 80m in 10m lengths Shore Guardian, 70m in 10m lengths B oom ancillary pallets
Termite skimmer
GT 185 skimmer
DOP 160 pump D OP 250 x 2 Termite skimmer GT 185 Skimmer Roto Drum skimmer
Roto drum skimmer Disc skimmer
Disc Skimmer T iger 84kw power pack x 2 Lamor 25kw power pack Discharge hose pallet Temporary storage, 7 x Fastank
The pictures shown represent part of the required equipment. Extra equipment can be added to complement this load depending on the nature of the response.
Tiger 84kw power pack
Fastank
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Lamor 25kw power pack
High pressure washer
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Load 10: NIMBUS™ Airborne Dispersant Delivery
66
NIMBUS™
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 locations.
Ancillaries Loading system Spares box T ool box Buffer barriers R oad tanker (if required)
Interior of the Hercules
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Bahrain Load 1: Fast Response Trailers
67
Application The trailers have been equipped with shoreline booms and ancillaries to enable Oil Spill Response to react quickly and deploy boom rapidly to protect a specific site at risk. Due to the regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reliance on salt water intakes for numerous uses this gives us the capability to be prompt to protect this vital resource from contamination.
Contents Shore guardian boom Sea sentinel boom A ncillaries for deploying equipment
Fast Response Trailer
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
SCALE OF FEES The response hire rates for 2010 are quoted in:
Remote sensing including aircraft
The equipment required for a response will be selected from the following list in consultation with the mobilising party.
GB Pounds (£) for equipment located at Oil Spill Response’s Southampton and Bahrain bases.
Vessel dispersant application systems including dispersant
Packages can be for:
Rates quoted are for oil spill response operations initiated under the terms of the Participant and Associate Agreements or Non-member Agreement.
A t sea containment and recovery S horeline clean-up and protection including PPE
US Dollars ($) for equipment located at Oil Spill Response’s Singapore base.
A erial dispersant application including dispersant and aircraft
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
NON MEMBERS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
MEMBERS
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
BAHRAIN
SINGAPORE
SOUTHAMPTON
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
Total QuanTity
68
£19,200
£60
£120
$120
$240
£120
£240
$240
$480
PRE-LOADED EQUIPMENT Load One - Yokohama Fenders
1 1
Load Two - Dispersant Tanker (Transport Unit Only)
1 1
Load Three - ADDS Pack
3 1 1 1
£334,000
£925
£1,850
Not Applicable
$1,850
$3,700
£1,850
£3,700
$3,700
$7,400
Load Four - Offshore Containment and Recovery (Weir Boom)
1 1
£292,000
£1,050
£2,100
$2,100
$4,200
£2,100
£4,200
$4,200
$8,400
Load Five - Shoreline Protection
1 1
£175,000
£1,695
£3,390
$3,390
$6,780
£3,390
£6,780
$6,780
$13,560
Load Six - Offshore Containment and Recovery (Ro-Skim)
1 1
£348,000
£1,308
£2,615
$2,615
$5,230
£2,615
£5,230
$5,230
$10,460
Load Seven - Egmopol Barge
1 1
£157,000
£435
£870
$870
$1,740
£870
£1,740
$1,740
$3,480
Load Eight - Shoreline Protection (Complementary to Package Five)
Final contents and associated cost will be determined by specific incident needs 1 1
Load Nine - Shoreline Protection (Complementary to Package Five for heavy oil)
Final contents and associated cost will be determined by specific incident needs 1 1
Load Ten - NIMBUS
1 1
£388,000
£1,075
£2,150
$2,150
$4,300
£2,150
£4,300
$4,300
$8,600
Ro-skim System, Tandem, 120tph Skimmer without power pack (Can be used in conjunction with additional 200 metres boom on reel)
4 2 2
£120,000
£470
£940
$940
$1,880
£940
£1,880
$1,880
$3,760
2 Pump Weir Boom Capacity (120 tph) For use in conjunction with Ro-boom units excluding power systems
1 1
£90,000
£650
£1,300
$1,300
$2,600
£1,300
£2,600
$2,600
$5,200
RECOVERY BOOM
Ro-boom 200 metres Bay Boom Combi System without power pack 10 tons Capacity Trawl Net 2
2
£70,000
£275
£550
$550
$1,100
£550
£1,100
$1,100
$2,200
2 1 1
£71,500
£500
£1,000
$1,000
$2,000
£1,000
£2,000
$2,000
$4,000
Ro-boom 200 metres Bay Boom On Reel without power pack
19 7 8 4
£55,200
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
£500
£1,000
$1,000
$2,000
Ro-boom 400 metres Bay Boom In Container without power pack
1 1
£100,000
£550
£1,100
$1,100
$2,200
£1,100
£2,200
$2,200
$4,400
Ro-boom 200 metres Ocean Boom On Reel without power pack
3 1 2
£67,900
£270
£540
$540
$1,080
£540
£1,080
$1,080
$2,160
Vikoma Ocean 500 metres boom without power pack
3 3
£95,800
£390
£780
$780
$1,560
£780
£1,560
$1,560
$3,120
Hi Sprint 950 Rapid Boom With Reel (300 metres long without power pack)
7 2 3 2
£120,000
£350
£700
$700
$1,400
£700
£1,400
$1,400
$2,800
NOFI Harbour Buster OFFSHORE BOOM
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
£960
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
337 172 115 50
£1,220
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
£37,077
£330
£660
$660
$1,320
£660
£1,320
$1,320
$2,640
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
SINGAPORE
247 163 47 37
Sea Sentinel Boom 20 metres Air/Skirt for coastal areas
SOUTHAMPTON
Sea Sentinel Boom 10 metres Air/Skirt for coastal areas
Total QuanTity
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
NON MEMBERS
BAHRAIN
MEMBERS
INSHORE BOOM
Sea Sentinel Boom Air/Skirt 200 metres on reel with power pack for coastal areas
8
8
Shore Guardian Boom 10 metres for beach sealing capability
174 108 30 36
£1,300
£23
£45
$45
$90
£45
£90
$90
$180
Shore Guardian Boom 20 metres for beach sealing capability
152 104 30 18
£2,100
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
Troil Boom GBP 750 (price per 200 metres)
2 1
1
£15,000
£100
£200
$200
$400
£200
£400
$400
$800
Troil Boom GBP 1,100 (price per 200 metres)
3
3
£26,000
£130
£260
$260
$520
£260
£520
$520
$1,040
Sea Curtain - Foam filled in 50 metre sections
27 27
£2,250
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
$600
36 17 12 7
£1,700
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
$70
$140
INSHORE BOOM ANCILLARIES Air & Water Pump Support Box
Boom mooring equipment (anchors, chain and rope) are included within the boom hire packages. Any losses will be charged as consumables. Boom Vane - Boom Deployment Unit
1 1
£6,000
£20
£35
$35
$70
£35
£70
DISPERSANT APPLICATION AR 19 Beach Spray Set
8 8
£600
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
AR 30 Beach Spray Set
9 9
£1,000
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
£600
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
3
£8,000
£35
£70
$70
$140
£65
£140
$140
$280
£35
£70
$70
$140
£70
£140
$140
$280 $480
Back Pack Sprayers (6 off at 5 gallons capacity) 4 2 2 Boat spray sets for use as vessel mounted Type 3 dispersant application system (6-metre arms) 9 6 Boat spray sets for use on EARLY craft Type 3 application system (6-metre arms)
3
£8,000
Boat spray sets for use as vessel mounted Type 3 dispersant application system (12-metre arms) 9 3 6
3
£15,000
£60
£120
$120
$240
£120
£240
$240
AFEDO Nozzles
6 4 2
£2,500
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
Chemspray
2 1
£2,500
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
$320
1
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 2 2
£11,500
Diesel Drive Oil Mop System Inc Mop And Pulleys (9D) Capacity 12 tph
4 2 1 1
Diesel Driven Oil Mop Unit (140D)
9 4 3 2
Diesel Drive Oil Mop System (204D)
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
£17,000
£60
£120
$120
$240
£120
£240
$240
$480
£4,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Vikoma Komara 40 without power pack
6 2 2 2
£15,500
£45
£90
$90
$180
£90
£180
$180
$360
Komara 20k Disc Skimmer inc power pack
5 3
2
£15,000
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
Komara 12k Disc Skimmer inc power pack
22 20
2
£15,000
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
Komara 7k Disc Skimmer inc power pack
13 6 2 5
£9,000
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Elastec Combi Drum Skimmer Inc power pack 4 2 2
£15,000
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
Vikoma Seaskimmer 50 without power pack
2
£32,000
£90
£180
$180
$360
£180
£360
$360
$720
Vikoma Minivac Vacuum System
13 5 3 5
£17,500
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
Ro-Clean Minivac Vacuum System
4
£11,000
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
2 4
Vikoma Powervac Portable Vacuum Unit C/W 26 16 6 4 Recovery Hopper, Capacity 12 tph
£18,000
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
Molex Skid Mounted Vacuum System 4,000 litres 2 1
1
£25,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Transvac 500D Skid Mounted Vacuum / Pump System
4 2
2
£57,000
£160
£320
$320
$640
£320
£640
$640
$1,280
Desmi DS 250 Skimmer without power pack
2 2
£26,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Ro-Disc Attachment For DS250
2 2
£10,000
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Walosep Weir Skimmer without power pack
2 2
£67,000
£150
£300
$300
$600
£300
£600
$600
$1,200
GT 185 Weir Skimmer without power pack
9 2 5 2
£16,000
£45
£90
$90
$180
£90
£180
$180
$360
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
69
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
£30
£60
$60
$120
£60
£120
$120
$240
2
2
£25,000
£230
£460
$460
$920
£460
£920
$920
$1,840
1
1
£25,000
£230
£460
$460
$920
£460
£920
$920
$1,840
1
£22,650
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
$600
2
2
£25,000
£230
£460
$460
$920
£460
£920
$920
$1,840
6
6
£5,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
1 1 pair pair
£12,000
£35
£70
$70
$140
£70
£140
$140
$280
SINGAPORE
£11,000
SOUTHAMPTON
BAHRAIN
NON MEMBERS
2
Total QuanTity
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
MEMBERS
RECOVERY SKIMMERS (continued)
70
Termite Weir Skimmer without power pack
6 4
Termite Combi System Brush / Disc Skimmer without power pack Termite Combi System Brush / Disc / Weir Skimmer without power pack Terminator Weir Skimmer (With Thrusters) without power pack
2 1
Terminator Combi System Brush / Disc / Weir Skimmer without power pack Delta Skimmer - Weir Skimmer inc Spate Pump Capacity 12 tph Marflex Sweep Arms - Large Volume Weir Skimmers without power pack Foilex TDS 150 Coast Weir / Brush Skimmer without power pack
1
1
£8,000
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
Slickdisc MK-13 Interchangeable Skimmer Brush / Disc / Weir C/W power pack
3
3
£7,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
£55
£110
$110
$220
£110
£220
$220
$440
HEAVY OIL RECOVERY Egmopol Belt Skimmer inc Power System (requires working platform)
1 1
£20,000
Egmopol Belt Skimming Barge System Inc propulsion for sheltered waters
1 1
£157,000
£435
£870
$870
$1,740
£870
£1,740
$1,740
$3,480
WP 130 Drum Skimmer without power pack
3 2 1
£63,000
£175
£350
$350
$700
£350
£700
$700
$1,400
Rotodrum without power pack
2 2
£28,000
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
$600
Sea Devil Skimmer without power pack
4 3 1
£45,000
£125
£250
$250
$500
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
Helix Skimmer
2 1
1
£26,000
£73
£145
$145
$290
£145
£290
$290
$580
Scan Trawl System
1 1
£11,000
£90
£180
$180
$360
£180
£360
$360
$720
EARL Vessel Bow Skimmer
1
1
£45,000
£125
£250
$250
$500
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
Orimulsion Reflotation Device without power pack
1
1
£25,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
TRANSFER PUMPS Peristaltic Pump 20 tph
4 4
£4,000
£18
£35
$35
$70
£35
£70
$70
$140
Spate Diaphragm Pump 10 tph
17 8 6 3
£5,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Desmi DOP 160 Pump without power pack
9 5 2 2
£5,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Desmi DOP 250 Pump without power pack
8 6 2
£10,000
£45
£90
$90
$180
£90
£180
$180
$360
Water Injection Flange For DOP Pump
4 2 2
TK7 And TK 5 Offloading Pump inc Power Pack 2
2
£3,000
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
£16,000
£45
£90
$90
$180
£90
£180
$180
$360
STORAGE EQUIPMENT Lancer / Polutank Barge - 25,000 litres
12 4 5 3
£24,000
£200
£400
$400
$800
£400
£800
$800
$1,600
Lancer / Polutank Barge - 50,000 litres
7 6 1
£30,000
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
£500
£1,000
$1,000
$2,000
Nofi Storage Barge - 25,000 litres
1
1
£24,000
£200
£400
$400
$800
£400
£800
$800
$1,600
Nofi Storage Barge - 50,000 litres
1
1
£30,000
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
£500
£1,000
$1,000
$2,000 $16,000
Unitor Oil Bag - Capacity 500 m³
1
1
£120,000
£2,000
£4,000
$4,000
$8,000
£4,000
£8,000
$8,000
Unitor Oil Bag - Capacity 200 m³
2
1 1
£51,000
£850
£1,700
$1,700
$3,400
£1,700
£3,400
$3,400
$6,800
Unitor Oil Bag - Capacity 100 m³
3
3
£40,000
£650
£1,300
$1,300
$2,600
£1,300
£2,600
$2,600
$5,200
6
$600
Ro-Tank Storage - Capacity 10 m³
6
£4,500
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
Pillow Tanks - Capacity 2.5 m³
12 12
£460
£8
£16
$16
$32
£16
£32
$32
$64
Fastanks - Capacity 2,000 gallons
66 34 26 6
£2,000
£18
£35
$35
$70
£35
£70
$70
$140
Fastank - 5 m³ Capacity
12 2 10
£1,400
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Waste Containment Tank
10 10
£3,000
£30
£60
$60
$120
£60
£120
$120
$240
Porta Berm Storage - Capacity 10 m³
2
£5,000
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
$600
2
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
NON MEMBERS DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
BAHRAIN
SINGAPORE
SOUTHAMPTON
Total QuanTity
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
MEMBERS
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT Single VHF Handset
60 40 20
£150
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
VHF Base Station
7 5 1 1
£3,600
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
VHF Repeater Station
3 2 1
£6,500
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Iridium Satellite Phone
6 1 4 1
£2,500
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
ACeS Sat Phone
3
3
£1,250
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
BGAN Hughes Network Systems (HNS) 9201 6 3 2 1
£2,500
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
BGAN Nera WorldPro 1010
£2,900
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
5 1 3 1
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ANCILLARIES 1
1
£12,000
£35
£70
$70
$140
£70
£140
$140
$280
Foilex power pack - TDS 150 Weir Skimmer (25kw) 1
Hatz power pack (25kw)
1
£12,000
£35
£70
$70
$140
£70
£140
$140
$280
Multi Purpose power pack (35kw)
1 1
£30,000
£80
£160
$160
$320
£160
£320
$320
$640
Pharos power pack ( 35kw)
4 2
2
£25,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Multi Purpose (Same) power pack (50kw)
10 8
2
£32,400
£90
£180
$180
$360
£180
£360
$360
$720
Desmi power pack (50kw)
4
4
£32,000
£90
£180
$180
$360
£180
£360
$360
$720
Zone 2 Vikoma power pack (93kw)
4 2 1 1
£40,000
£125
£250
$250
$500
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
Multi-purpose power pack (50 kw) winter version air fan/ lighting
5
Tiger power pack (80kw)
8 6
2
GP30 power pack
4
4
£17,000
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400
Lamor 25 power pack
12 6 6
£13,000
£50
£100
$100
$200
£100
£200
$200
$400 $240
5
£32,000
£90
£180
$180
$360
£180
£360
$360
$720
£40,000
£125
£250
$250
$500
£250
£500
$500
$1,000
Hydraulic hose reels
14 12
£4,000
£30
£60
$60
$120
£60
£120
$120
3000w generator
10 5 2 3
£900
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
1000w generator
2 1 1
£900
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
2
Powered floodlights
7 2 2 3
£2,500
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
Mobile welding equipment
1 1
£5,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Hydraulic pressure washers (without power pack) 3 2 1
£2,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Mobile diesel-driven high pressure and temperature 4 3 washer for sea water use (trailer mounted)
1
£6,500
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Diesel-driven high pressure and temperature washer for sea water use (skid mounted)
2
£6,500
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
4 2
Fluorometer for dispersant application analysis (technician required)
3 1 1 1
£10,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Crane unit
4 4
£26,400
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Yokohama fender
6 6
£7,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Low pressure inflatable fender
2 2
£7,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Portable inflatable shelter
5 3 1 1
£2,500
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
Personnel decontamination set
6 3 2 1
£1,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Personal protective equipment set (50 persons for 3 days)
1 1
£20,000
Replacement at cost for Member, Non-member subject to 15% admin fee
Personal protective equipment set (50 persons for 1 day)
1 1
£20,000
Replacement at cost for Member, Non-member subject to 15% admin fee
OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE PACKAGE Search and Rescue
1 1 1 1
£4,500
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Intake and triage
1 1
£4,500
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Cleaning and rehabiliatation
2 2
£14,500
£75
£150
$150
$300
£150
£300
$300
$600
Area Monitor (4 Channel + PID)
9 3 3 3
£2,600
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Personal Monitors (4 Channel)
45 15 15 15
£500
£5
£10
$10
$20
£10
£20
$20
$40
Gas Monitor (Drager Chip Measurement System (CMS))
3
3
£2,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Gas Monitor (IONScience FirstCheck 4000Ex) 3
3
£2,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
GAS MONITORS
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
NON MEMBERS DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
BAHRAIN
SINGAPORE
SOUTHAMPTON
Total QuanTity
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
MEMBERS
VESSELS - (Approximate sizes, without crew)
72
2 metres Inflatable + Outboard
4 1 2 1
£1,500
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
4 metres Inflatable + Outboard
2 1
£3,500
£60
£120
$120
$240
£120
£240
$240
$480
1
5 metres Inflatable + Outboard
2 1 1
£6,500
£65
£130
$130
$260
£130
£260
$260
$520
6.2 metres Semi Rigid + Outboard
1 1
£16,000
£150
£300
$300
$600
£300
£600
$600
$1,200
7.5 metres Semi Rigid + Outboard
1
1
£25,000
£210
£420
$420
$840
£420
£840
$840
$1,680
7.5 metres Semi Displacement Workboat
3
3
£70,000
£550
£1,100
$1,100
$2,200
£1,100
£2,200
$2,200
$4,400
12 metres Displacement Workboat
1 1
£100,000
£280
£560
$560
$1,120
£560
£1,120
$1,120
$2,240
VESSELS - (Approximate sizes, with crew) 20 metres EARL oil spill response vessels 3 1 2 £506,000 (in use only)
£190 per hour
$380 per hour
£380 per hour
$760 per hour
A 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)
3 1 1 1
£334,000
£925
£1,850
$1,850
$3,700
£1,850
£3,700
$3,700
$7,400
Nimbus dispersant spray system for use with L-382 Hercules (aircraft not included)
1 1
£388,000
£1,075
£2,150
$2,150
$4,300
£2,150
£4,300
$4,300
$8,600
Rotortech TC3 Helicopter Mounted Spray System (150 gallons) (helicopter not included)* 4 4
£25,000
£70
£140
$140
$280
£140
£280
$280
$560
Simplex Model 6860 Helicopter Spray Bucket Mounted Spray System (240 gallons) (helicopter not included)* 7 2 3 2
£10,250
£55
£110
$110
$220
£110
£220
$220
$440
Simplex Model 5400 heli-torch aerial igniter for oil burning (helicopter not included)*
1 1
£6,000
£15
£30
$30
$60
£30
£60
$60
$120
Aircraft palletised storage systems (per unit of 4 pieces)
£1,250
£7
£14
$14
$28
£14
£28
$28
$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 have the necessary operations manual to permit its use. AIRCRAFT 2 1 1 HERCULES L382G AIRCRAFT - All costs in USD Response flights - Applicable on days where flights are carried out - Charged on hourly basis. Subject to a minimum charge of the daily *standby fee *Standby - Applicable on days where flights are not carried out - Charged on daily basis
$5,000 per hour
$9,000 per day
$10,000 per hour
$18,000 per day
Training / demonstration flights - As incurred at direct cost only available to Members Direct costs will be charged as incurred to Members. Non-members will be charged an additional 15%. he above rates apply in respect of ‘normal’ response operations where the aircraft is deployed and utilised for up to a maximum of 10 days. T 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 - NOTE ALL FEES ARE IN US DOLLARS Embraer Bandeirante Aircraft
1 West Africa
Dispersant Spraying Service Scrambling fee
$4,000
Block hour flying fee (plus any direct operating costs)
$1,000
Daily standby fee
$3,500
Dispersant replacement at cost price - delivered to site
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
NON MEMBERS DAILY IN USE US DOLLARS
DAILY STANDBY US DOLLARS
DAILY IN USE GB POUNDS
DAILY STANDBY GB POUNDS
INSURANCE VALUE GB POUNDS
BAHRAIN
SINGAPORE
SOUTHAMPTON
Total QuanTity
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
MEMBERS
WEST AFRICAN DISPERSANT SERVICES (continued) ~ MEMBERS ONLY - NOTE ALL FEES ARE IN US DOLLARS Aerial Surveillance Service Scrambling fee
$3,000
Block hour flying fee (plus any Direct operating costs)
$1,000
Daily standby fee
$3,500
Training Flights Scrambling fee
$4,000
Block hour flying fee (plus any direct operating costs)
$1,000
Daily standby fee
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$3,500
UKCS AERIAL SERVICES ~ MEMBERS ONLY Cessna 310 Surveillance aircraft C/W infrared and digital video (based in Coventry)
1 1
Block hour flying fee (plus any direct operating costs) Daily standby fee Cessna 406 aircraft plus dispersant pod (based in Coventry)
£550
As incurred at direct cost
1 1
Scrambling fee
£3,000
Block hour flying fee (plus any direct operating costs)
£950
Daily standby fee
£3,000
Dispersant replacement at cost price - delivered to site SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT SRSS Remote Sensing Package
1 1
£100,000
£300
£600
$600
$1,200
£600
£1,200
$1,200
$2,400
Shoreline Survey Video Package
2 2
£5,000
£40
£80
$80
$160
£80
£160
$160
$320
VEHICLES (Mileage will be charged in addition to daily hire charge) 6 Wheel All Terrain Vehicle
7 4 1 2
£10,500
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
Alhambra MPV (£0.40/mile)
2 2
£18,000
£20
£40
$40
$80
£40
£80
$80
$160
4x4 Vehicle (£0.80/mile)
4 2
2
£26,000
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
17 ton Truck (£1.44/mile)
2 1
1
£25,000
£25
£50
$50
$100
£50
£100
$100
$200
Tractor Unit (£1.80/mile)
1 1
£26,000
£30
£60
$60
$120
£60
£120
$120
$240
Trailer 40’ (12metres)
12 12
£8,000
£10
£20
$20
$40
£20
£40
$40
$80
PERSONNEL Incident Manager
£475
$950
£950
$1,900
Duty Manager / Response Manager
£450
$900
£900
$1,800
Response Specialist / Field Coordinator
£375
$750
£750
$1,500
Duty Administrator Support / Historian
£275
$550
£550
$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 $300
£300
$600
£220
$440
£440
$880
Backtrack
£150
$300
£300
$600
OILMAP
£150
Stochastic
OSIS
Trajectory
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
Terms and Conditions for equipment use in response incidents DEFINITIONS
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Period of hire The total period of hire includes the time from which the equipment leaves the Base until it is returned to the same base or to a nominated port or airport if so agreed.
Administration fee There is no administration 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.
Base The Base means the oil spill response base at Southampton, Bahrain, Singapore or elsewhere as may be determined by the Company.
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Daily “In Use” Equipment shall be deemed to be “In Use” in respect of any period during 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 which the equipment is in transit, 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. The length of day with respect to equipment is a 24 hour period. Length of working day (personnel) The Company 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 the responsibility of the Company’s management to ensure that the appropriate number of staff are deployed to permit an effective shift system to be operated and to advise the client accordingly.
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 and rates will be subject to a 15% administration fee. Aircraft insurance All aircraft contracted by the Company for use in aerial surveillance and dispersant spraying activities (Cessna 310, Cessna 406, Embraer Bandeirante and Hercules) 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 client. Cap on hire charges (Members only) 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 price plus all procurement costs. Non-members will be charged a fee of £2,000 for access to dispersant stocks plus a 15% administration fee. 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. Non-members will also be charged a 15% administration fee. Deployment of Equipment All equipment supplied by the Company will be accompanied by an appropriate number of Company personnel 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
DISCLAIMER
OIL SPILL RESPONSE
to a maximum of 10 days. All direct costs will be recharged to the client and an additional administration fee of 15% will be levied on Nonmembers. 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. 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 are maintained. In addition, the mobilising party may be charged if a replacement aircraft is required to cover other operational / contractual commitments which are reliant on the availability of the Hercules L382G aircraft. This option is only available to Members. 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 the Company is provided with all necessary maps and relevant information (including but not limited to weather, currents, etc) by the client 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. Taxation 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.
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.
Y E A R B O O K
2 0 1 0
KEY RESPONSES Year Type of Incident Location
Year Type of Incident Location
Year Type of Incident Location
Year Type of Incident Location
Tanker Nakhodka Mikuni, Japan
Seaboard Intrepid Shetland, UK
1998
1988
Offshore Spill Nigeria, Africa
Piper Alpha The North Sea, UK
Offshore Spill Nigeria, Africa
Tanker Exxon Valdez Alaska, USA
1989
Terminal Spill Singapore
Tanker Worthy Southampton, UK
1999
Tanker Mobil Petrel Southampton, UK
arthquake Response E Izmit, Turkey
Tanker Erika Biscay, France
Tanker Mega Borg Texas, USA
Erika revisited Biscay, France
Bulk Carrier Tribulus Ireland
Tank Barge Spill Abu Dhabi, UAE
Bulk Carrier Toledo Falmouth, UK
Tank Barge Spill Belem, Brazil
Tanker Rosebay Devon, UK
Tanker Stolt Botan Singapore
Mina Al Ahmadi Arabian Gulf
1991
Supply Boat Oil Tiger Cameroon, Africa
Tanker Haven Genoa, Italy
Tanker Natuna Sea The Singapore Strait
Tanker Kirke Australia
Terminal Spill Madeira Bulk Carrier Amorgos Taiwan
1993
anker Braer T Shetland, UK
Tanker Sunetta Mombassa, Kenya Tanker Lyria Marseilles, France anker Nassia T Bosphorus, Turkey
Tanker Seki Fujairah, UAE Tanker Honan Pearl Singapore
Refinery Spill Singapore Tanker Sea Prince South Korea
1996
Tanker Sea Empress Milford Haven, UK
Tanker Mega Pilot Batangas, Philippines MV Asian Enterprise Lumut, Malaysia
Vessel Grounding Bahamas
Tanker Spill Suez Canal
Pipeline Rupture Fawley, UK
Tanker Spill Egypt
Offshore Pipeline Spill Liverpool Bay, UK Tsunami Disaster Relief Indonesia
Container Ship Pacific Adventurer Queensland, Australia Barge Sinking River Itchen, UK Offshore Spill North Sea, UK
T anker Spill Egypt
Tank Spill Surabaya, Indonesia
Offshore Pipeline Spill Côte d’Ivoire, Africa
Offshore Spill North Sea, UK
Search Mission South China Sea
Pipeline Rupture Nigeria and Cameroon
Container Ship Napoli The Dover Strait, UK
Vessel Grounding Gibraltar, UK
Terminal Spill France
Barge Sinking Bahrain
Salvage Assistance India
Offshore Spill Tarragona, Spain
Offshore Pipeline Spill South China Sea
Vessel Grounding Gothenburg, Sweden
Tanker Spill The North Sea, UK
Vessel Grounding Gibraltar
Tanker Hebei Spirit South Korea
Unidentified Spill Gujarat, India
Offshore Pipeline Spill The North Sea, UK
Offshore Spill North Sea, UK
Inland Spill Yemen, Middle East
Offshore Spill Australia
Offshore Pipeline Spill The North Sea, UK
Offshore Spill North Sea, UK
Offshore Pipeline Spill The North Sea, UK
Vessel Grounding Iran
Offshore Pipeline Spill Gabon, Africa
Vessel Grounding Ning Bo, China
Tanker Limburg Yemen
Terminal Spill Kuwait
Offshore Spill Nigeria
Tanker Prestige La Coruna, Spain
Salvage Assistance Gibraltar
Vessel Collision Algeciras, Spain
Terminal Fire Guam
Tank Barge Spill Immingham, UK
Tanker Spabunker IV Gibraltar
Pacific Alliance The Singapore Strait
Car Carrier Tricolor The Dover Strait, UK
Bulk Carrier Fedra Gibraltar
Aerial Dispersant Application Thailand Pipeline Spill Djibouti, Africa Tanker Neptank VII Singapore
2003
1995
Tanker Mimosa The Dover Strait, UK
Tanker Zainab Dubai, Abu Dhabi
2002
1994
Offshore Spill Kazakhstan
Inland Spill Georgia
2008
Tanker Nagasaki Spirit The Malacca Straits
2001
1992
Tanker Katina P Maputo, Mozambique
Fuel Bunkering Spill Irish Coast, UK
2007
2000
Pipeline Spill Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1990
Offshore Spill Indonesia
2006
Tanker Kharg 5 Morocco
2009
Tanker Elhani Indonesia
Storage Tank Failure Southampton, UK
Terminal Spill New Caledonia
2004 2005
Tanker Evoikos The Singapore Strait
1997
anker Patmos T Messina, Sicily
1986 1987
Offshore Pipeline Spill Indonesia
Terminal Spill Copenhagen, Denmark
Offshore Pipeline Spill Equatorial Guinea
Offshore Pipeline Spill Angola, Africa
Tanker Sentosa Spirit Singapore
Offshore Pipeline Spill Nigeria, Africa
Tanker Tasman Spirit Karachi, Pakistan
Offshore Incident Libya, Africa
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Activation Shared Responsibilities during an oil spill response The Duty Manager will: 76
The Customer will: Ensure the response team is met and directed to the command centre
end a Technical Advisor on-site S free of charge for initial 48 hours dvise customer of names of Duty A Manager and all response personnel
Provide transport for the equipment from the arrival airport, or other location, to the equipment storage area, vessel or worksite
gree a suitable package A comprising both personnel and equipment with the customer ax equipment list and F daily hire charges to the customer rrange air transport A of the equipment and personnel and advise customer of estimated time of arrival
Efficient and Effective Response
Inform customer of logistic requirements: - Boats for deployment - Helicopters - Road transport/hire cars
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
equest assistance with R immigration and customs if required
Effective response requires all of the parties involved in an incident to work 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.
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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.
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Member Activation Procedure
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Emergency Telephone numbers Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
UK / Bahrain
+44 (0)23 8033 1551 Singapore
+65 6266 1566 Free Technical Advisory service on-site for 48 hours
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Complete Mobilisation and Notification forms
Response and mobilisation of personnel and resources
Debrief and invoice close out Response Services are guaranteed to Members only. Non-members are not guaranteed a response and will be required to sign a Non-member contract. Services and rates differ.
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NOTIFICATION FORM COMPLETE BOTH PAGES (Page 1 of 2) Oil Spill Response’s details: WARNING! Ensure telephone contact has been established with the Duty Manager before using e-mail and fax communications.
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To
Duty Manager
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
dutymanagers@oilspillresponse.com
Section 1
Obligatory Information Required – Please Complete All Details
Name of person in charge Position Company Contact telephone number Contact Mobile number Contact fax number E-mail address Section 2
Spill Details
Location of spill Description of slick (size, direction, appearance) Latitude / longitude Situation (cross box)
Land
River
Estuary
Coastal
Date & time of spill
Offshore
Port
GMT
Local
Source of spill Quantity (if known) Spill status (cross box)
On-going
Controlled
Cross box if estimate
Unknown
Action taken so far Product name Viscosity API / SG Pour point Asphaltene Section 3
Weather
Wind speed & direction Sea state Sea temperature Tides Forecast
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Additional Information Required Please Complete Details If Known
Resources at risk Clean-up resources On-site / Ordered Nearest airport (if known) Runway length
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Handling facilities Customs Handling agent Section 5
Vessel availability
Equipment deployed Recovered oil storage Section 6
Equipment logistics
Transport Secure storage Port of embarkation Location of command centre Other designated contacts Section 7
Special requirements of Country
Security Visa Medical advice Vaccinations Others (specify) Section 8
Climate Information
Section 9
Other Information
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MOBILISATION AUTHORISATION FORM Oil Spill Response’s details: WARNING! Ensure telephone contact has been established with the Duty Manager before using e-mail and fax communications.
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To
Duty Manager
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
dutymanagers@oilspillresponse.com
Authoriser’s Details Mobilisation of Oil Spill Response
Subject Date Name Company Position Contact Telephone Number Contact Mobile Number Contact Email Address Incident Name Invoice Address
I authorise the activation of Oil Spill Response and its resources in connection with the above incident under the terms of the Agreement in place between above stated Company and Oil Spill Response Limited. Signature:
If Oil Spill Response personnel are to work under another party’s direction please complete details below: Additional Details Name Company Position Contact Telephone Number Contact Mobile Number Contact Email Address
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DUTY MANAGERS UNITED KINGDOM / BAHRAIN SINGAPORE 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
Activation Procedure Card Contact the Duty Manager
+65 6266 1566
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
Dave Oland
Singapore
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
Andrew West
Daniel White
Daniel Chan
Ignatius Harta
Lee Nai Ming
Dave Whitren
Emily Foley
Quek Qiuhui
Tan Swee Huang
Wilson Tan
uty Managers and support staff D immediately available for emergency response and general advice
Marcus Russell
Matt Simmons
Paul Foley
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year ocal point of contact during spills and F exercises I nstant access to an extensive range of planning and predictive tools
Rob Bly
Stuart Gair
PL EAS E TUR N OVE R TO TH E B A C K PA G E S F OR A CT IVAT ION PROCEDURE
FOR RESPONSE, TRAINING & CONSULTANCY AND BUSINESS PROJECTS ENQUIRIES
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
ABERDEEN Marine House Blaikies Quay Aberdeen AB11 5EZ United Kingdom T: +44 (0)1224 726859 F: +44 (0)1224 726860 E: aberdeen@oilspillresponse.com
BAHRAIN PO Box 54211 Manama Kingdom of Bahrain T: +973 1773 0961 F: +973 1773 0058 E: bahrain@oilspillresponse.com
INDONESIA Indonesia Stock Exchange Building Tower II 17th Floor Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53 Jakarta 12190 Indonesia T: +62 21 5291 7494 F: +62 21 515 7799 E: indonesia@oilspillresponse.com
FOR CORPORATE AND MEMBERSHIP ENQUIRIES
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES (ASIA)
LONDON (Registered Office) 1 Great Cumberland Place London W1H 7AL United Kingdom T: +44 (0)20 7724 0102 F: +44 (0)20 7724 0103 E: london@oilspillresponse.com
SINGAPORE 2 Jalan Samulun Singapore 629120 T: +65 6266 1566 F: +65 6266 2312 E: singapore@oilspillresponse.com
www.oilspillresponse.com