The recent coverage of Russian exercises caused us to reflect on what makes a great exercise. So we asked  Rob James, Commercial Director and Lee Barber, Preparedness Solutions Manager - what makes for a great exercise. Here are their top tips. 

Hear from our new responders as they talk about their last few weeks of our offliners course.

The UK Responders continue their journey through the offliners course to prepare them for responding to oil spills globally. James Thompson, UK Responder, participating in the course talks about weeks 5 and 6 and having their first offshore experience.

The response team at our Singapore base recently run their very first shoreline exercise of 2022. This enabled the response team to refamiliarise and test themselves with response operations.

After many cancellations due to COVID, OSRL finally attended the first joint Cold Weather training in two years.

OSRL's APAC Base kicked off 2022 with a Global Offshore Surface Dispersant Application Exercise.

In our next GOWRS Partners interview Paul Kelway, Wildlife Preparedness and Response Manager interviews Nicky Stander with SANCCOB – a leading organisation in the rescue, rehabilitation and release of ill, injured, abandoned and oiled seabirds based in South Africa.

Emma Smillie, Oil Spill Response Limited's Global Marketing and Communications Manager shares her ten principles of crisis communications in OSRL's latest blog.

ATSEA-2 Regional Project Management Unit (RPMU) and Oil Spill Response Ltd. (OSRL) collaborated this year to deliver quarterly technical webinars. Norman, our Principal Trainer & Consultant answers some of the questions that were asked during the webinar

In our next GOWRS Partners interview Paul Kelway, Wildlife Preparedness and Response Manager interviews Sascha Regmann with PRO Bird - a network of wildlife organisations in Germany working together on oil spills at home and abroad.

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