Maintaining responder's competencies and building experience and confidence through continuous training.

The Wildlife Preparedness & Response Community of Practice (CoP) - a collaborative multi-stakeholder initiative aimed at strengthening tiered preparedness for oiled wildlife incidents - organised its first-ever virtual wildlife response exercise this month to explore the potential challenges in a transboundary oiled wildlife incident.

As an integrated surface and subsea Global response organisation, we understand the critical importance of having a well-structured and efficient response system in place to address the potential subsea loss of well control incidents timely and effectively for our members.

NOSCA invites OSRL to share how oil spill response techniques are transferable in combating microplastic marine pollution.

Our team in Bahrain was invited to visit a company based in Ras AI-Khaimah, in the United Arab Emirates, as part of a six-monthly Equipment Hire Services contract.

As featured in New Scientist, CEO, Vania De Stefani talks about the power of collaboration in protecting our oceans, and how we must all commit to preventing pollution and conserving marine resources for future generations through oil spill response and more.

In May, the UK-based members of Operations Team 1A left the comfort of our Southampton base for a week of exercises, team building and organised fun with the Weymouth Harbour Team.

Our Marketing and Communications team recently participated in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) day, conducting a beach clean on Weston Shore, near our Southampton Base in the UK.

Our engineering apprentice, Joe Hartley, works in our Equipment Hire Services team and is already learning a lot from the team around him.

The latest episode of the OSRL Podcast is now available, and in this instalment, we look at how people cope under pressure and how to learn from stressful situations.

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