This course is for Oryx delegates only and is delivered remotely, it provides comprehensive insights on the complexities that potentially can be encountered in an oil spill incident and the relevant tools to overcome these. There will be opportunity for course participants on self-directed learning i.e. reflect on their experiences and relate it to the course sessions. The course will give a structured journey of an oil spill from fates of oil spills through termination of oil spill.
This remote course provides Oryx delegates with the essential skills and tactical knowledge required to initiate and terminate response, to perform the role of Incident Commander and effectively manage an emergency response team. It builds the delegate’s confidence and awareness to make the right decisions and maintain the organization’s reputation.
Is this course for me?
This remote course is ideal for those required to take the position of Incident Commander during an oil spill incident. Furthermore, this course is ideal for those in a position of government who are likely to be involved in emergency response and represent their jurisdiction.
This course is suitable for all personnel that would serve in an incident command post/centre:
- Personnel responsible for emergency response management and command of oil spill response incidents
- Decision-making managers within the oil, gas and shipping industries
- Individuals performing the role of an Executive Commander, Incident Controller or Incident Commander in an Emergency Response Team
- People belonging to regulatory or statutory bodies associated with emergency response
- Senior officials from Government agencies involved with spill response (Environment, Coast Guard, Navy and Army)
- Harbourmasters, Port Captains, Incident Managers at large ports
What will I learn?
This remote course looks at the fundamentals of incident management from legal frameworks, support during an incident, right through to response strategies and effective communications.
This course will give you the knowledge and understanding in the following areas:
- The International Conventions and legal frameworks in place that can support an incident
- Roles of Government Agencies and industry during an incident
- Effective implementation of contingency plans
- Gaining a comprehension of the incident strategies and tactics that could be implemented throughout a response
- Appreciation of the additional hazards faced by responders during an incident
- Media expectations and effective communications whilst protecting your company’s reputation
Course programme
Example:
- Overview of Oil Spill Response
- Causes and Fates of Marine Oil Spill
- Environmental and Socioeconomic Effects of Marine Oil Spills
- Contingency Planning
- Hazards to Responders
- International Cooperation
- Tabletop Exercise – Preparedness
- Overview of Response Options
- Spill Termination and Post Spill Monitoring
- Tabletop Exercise – Response
- Waste Management
- International Legislation, Claims and Compensation
- Case Study
- Tabletop Exercise – Media Management
Preferred IT Platform:
The Zoom training software is preferred, however, if it is not available to use please contact us to discuss other platforms.
Duration of course (days):
4 Days (3 days @ 6 hours for theory including the tabletop exercise and ~1 full day for pre-read)
Certification:
OSRL Oil Spill Management (Level 3)