Marine pollution crisis management : spill response

Accredited by the Nautical Institute - IMO Level 3

Marine pollution crisis management : spill response

Objectives

  • Identify the risks of accidental pollution linked to maritime transport
  • Anticipate the fate and behavior of oil and chemicals spills in the aquatic environment as well as hazards humans and the environment
  • Seek out initial information and effectively manage the initial stages of response in the event of a spill
  • Gain concrete knowledge of the actions and strategies to be implemented
  • Understand the organisation and the regulatory and legal framework for response at sea
  • Be capable of joining an incident command centre
  • Be involved in the development of contingency plans

Content

  • Legal foundations:

- Context and challenges of spills at sea

- The right to intervene

- Liability and compensation issues

  • Understanding spills at sea

    - Behaviour of oil and HNS in case of a spill at sea

    - Detection of slicks at sea

    - Decision support systems

  • Response strategies and techniques : dispersion, containment and recovery
  • Methodology and crisis management
  • Feedback from past incidents

Pedagogy

  • Theory lectures in the classroom
  • Tours of CEDRE's facilities
  • Tabletop role play exercise
  • Resources available on CEDRE's online training platform
80%
Theory
20%
Tutorials

Skills assessment

  • Oral questions
  • Tabletop exercise
  • Practical exercises and debriefs
  • Issue of a course completion certificate

Practical information

Location

At CEDRE or at the site of tour choice

Audience

Navies (officers and supervisors), administrations involved in emergency crisis management both on and offshore, seaport personnel, shipping personnel

Registration

Registration requests are made directly online.

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