Tiered Preparedness and Response (TPR) is an internationally recognised planning approach that enables the integration of local, regional and global capabilities into oil spill response planning. In the sixth of this 16-part seminar series, OSRL expert Dave Rouse discusses the protection of sensitive resources.

Tiered Preparedness and Response (TPR) is an internationally recognised planning approach that enables the integration of local, regional and global capabilities into oil spill response planning. In the fifth of this 16 part seminar series, OSRL expert Marcus Russel discusses the considerations and tactics used in Shoreline clean up.

Download our Crisis Management Handbook which provides an overview of roles within the Crisis Management Team, the structure of a Crisis Management Team, an overview of crisis management process, guidance on crisis communications, tips for developing your crisis mindset and much more. 

This brochure provides an overview of the Subsea Well Intervention Services (SWIS) and membership to SWIS. Access to comprehensive equipment, preparedness, and response resources.

Overview of Oil Spill Strategies

Live webinar series #2 with ATSEA-2 focussing on surveillance, modelling and visualisation and the different response strategies available.

Tiered Preparedness and Response (TPR) is an internationally recognised planning approach that enables the integration of local, regional and global capabilities into oil spill response planning. At-sea containment and recovery is one of many response options available in the oil spill response toolbox and involves the collection of oil from the water's surface. In the fourth of this 16 part seminar series, Response Specialist Ian High discusses considerations when using At-Sea Containment and Recovery and effective containment and recovery methods.

Tiered Preparedness and Response (TPR) is an internationally recognised planning approach that enables the integration of local, regional and global capabilities into oil spill response planning. 

In-Situ Burning (ISB) has been shown to be successful in many environments to remove oil from land, snow, ice or water. The use of ISB can reduce the need to collect and dispose of recovered oil. 

In the third of this 16 part series exploring the wedges of the TPR Wheel, Senior Consultant Tristan Barston, explains the considerations of using Controlled In-Situ Burning as a response option. 

In this second session of a 16 part series, Simon McCosh, Aviation Liaison Officer (EMEA) and Simon Blean, Geomatics Supervisor, will explain the importance of situational awareness in a response and the considerations surrounding Surveillance, Modelling and Visualisation during decision making.

We were invited to carry out a Tier 1 tabletop exercise with Zenith Energy at their tank farm on Whiddy Island, Bantry Bay in Cork, Ireland.