Oil Spill Preparedness
Being prepared is the key to effective oil spill response.
Oil spill preparedness involves developing response plans, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring that personnel are properly trained and equipment is readily available before an incident occurs.
Through comprehensive consultancy services and internationally accredited training programmes, organisations can build the capability and confidence to respond swiftly and effectively, minimising environmental damage and protecting communities.
Oil Spill Consultancy Services
- Capability Audit — Assessment of current oil spill response capabilities and identification of gaps.
- Tier 1 and Tier 2 Exercise Design and Facilitation — Realistic drill scenarios to test and improve response readiness.
- Oil Spill Response Plan Development and Review — Comprehensive plans tailored to your facility and regulatory requirements.
- Tactical Response Plans — Site-specific action plans for rapid deployment during incidents.
- Incident Response Advisor — Expert guidance during active oil spill incidents to support decision-making.
Oil Spill Training Programmes
- OPRC OSR LEVEL 1 — IMO Equivalent (3 days)
Designed for all on-scene supervisors who will lead or supervise oil spill response operational activities at ports and harbours and those required to conduct shoreline spill response. - OPRC OSR LEVEL 2 — IMO Equivalent (4 days)
Designed for all managers and supervisors who will lead or supervise oil spill response teams and those with support responsibilities within an incident command or emergency team. - OPRC OSR LEVEL 3 — IMO Equivalent (4 days)
Designed for the position of an Incident Commander during an oil spill incident. It also targets those in government who would be involved in emergency response and represent their jurisdiction. - Spill Awareness Course (1 day)
A practical-based course aimed at personnel required to respond in the first instance to a spill, introducing preparedness, response techniques and requirements when dealing with oils, chemicals, effluents and other potential pollutants. - ICS 300 — Incident Command System Course (3 days)
A theory and desktop exercise-based course designed for staff with a responsible role who may be required to lead a response team during an incident.
