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The first presentation by Trendsetter Engineering provides you with
The second presentation is about the CSA Water Column Monitoring equipment and how it can support Operational and Scientific Monitoring Plans and Subsea Dispersant Injection response.
This webinar examines the behaviour of LSFO as well as the operational feasibility and challenges that may be faced in the event of a spill involving low sulpher fuel oils.
The document covers managing an incident remotely from the office or home. It highlights critical information that can assist our clients when having to deal with an incident remotely and offers some tips on how to manage the stress of an incident when working remotely.
This webinar looks at the reasons why it is advisable for oil companies to consider a Volunteer Plan as part of their preparedness for oil spills. Selection of volunteers, and management of the process.
This webinar takes you through a series of key learnings gained in the delivery of a number of exercises around the world over the last 20 years. Preparedness Solutions Manager, Lee Barber, gives an exercise practitioner's overview of the different types of exercises usually conducted as well as what we have found works and also what doesn’t work. Also covered are some recent experiences in virtual exercises brought about primarily as a result of COVID.
This guide provides the top 10 HUMAN FACTOR considerations such as the mindset, emotions, personal worries, thoughts, concerns and motivations that Responders are likely to experience when responding to an oil spill during a pandemic.
This webinar focuses on the documents that are developed to guide our responders to manage the risks of COVID-19.
Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL) conducted a Capability Review for Puma Energy PNG Refining Ltd (PEPNG) for their refineries and terminals situated in Port Moresby and Lae in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
This study revisited the implementation of OSRL recommendations on Tier 1 capability for PEPNG which was conducted in 2016 and explored the potential preparedness and response capability improvements, with focus on Tier 2 capability.
This webinar covers the techniques required to perform well under pressure. It will show you how we equip our oil spill professionals to think clearly, feel in control and perform when it matters most.
OSRL, in partnership with Action Air Environmental (AAE), has created a service which combines technology with unprecedented regional coverage for improved situational awareness. The West African Survaillance Platform (WASP) is a suplimentary service available to OSRL members.