wcss oil spill co-operative equipment deployment report a
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wcss oil spill co-operative equipment deployment report a
WCSS OIL SPILL CO-OPERATIVE EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT REPORT Oil Spill Co-Operative: A Oil Spill Co-Op Chairman: James Barnhill Exercise Date: February 5th, 2013 Type of Exercise: OSCAR in Ice Conditions Location of Exercise: Trout Pond, Rainbow Lake, AB EXERCISE OBJECTIVES The objectives of the exercise were to: (check applicable ones) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Supply theoretical training (classroom) Evaluate deployment methods (hands-on training) Evaluate safety procedures Evaluate boat handling and operations Evaluate response capabilities Evaluate communications Evaluate Control Point Evaluate Co-op equipment Evaluate WCSS equipment (winter unit) Evaluate new equipment Other (please specify) Objectives Met Yes No x x x x Spill Preparedness and Response Support since 1972. th Main Office: 5055 11 Street N.E. Calgary, Alberta T2E 8N4 Mailing Address: Box 503, 3545 – 32 Avenue N.E. Calgary, Alberta T1Y 6M6 T : (403) 516-8160 F : (403) 516-8172 E: info@wcss.ab.ca www.wcss.ab.ca EXERCISE REPORT - CHRONOLOGICAL Time Event and Description 0800 – 0900 Registration at the Outrigger 0900 – 0915 0915 – 0935 0935 – 0945 0945 – 1000 10 – 1050 1050 – 1100 Area A Overview – James Barnhill ERCB Release Reporting Requirements – Breanna Sinclair AESRD Overview – Mike Watt Coffee break Winter Recovery in an Ice Sheet – Trever Miller Coffee break Review of PROSCARAC & Area VR-1 Winter Containment videos; WCSS Awareness Training Video Team / Crew Selection Lunch served at the Outrigger Travel to exercise site (Trout Pond) Safety Orientation – Trever Miller Equipment Overview – Doug Gibson Incident Commander description of deployment strategy – Chris Hauser Equipment Deployment Rubber-tired hoe with frost bucket demonstration Demobilize equipment Debrief 1100 – 1200 1200 – 1210 1200 – 1245 1245 – 1300 1300 – 1310 1310 – 1320 1320 – 1325 1325 – 1430 1430 – 1500 1500 – 1530 1530 Problems No division between kitchen & seating area; some noise issues AREA A ANNUAL EXERCISE Tuesday – February 5th, 2013 Winter Exercise: Oil Spill Containment & Recovery in Ice Conditions Location: Rainbow Lake, AB AM Session: The Outrigger (behind the Noralta Motor Inn) Cross roads of Highway 58 and Rainbow Drive East PM Session: Trout Pond (see attached map) Visit http://www.wcss.ab.ca/training/coop-schedule.asp for information about other WCSS coop exercises Please bring: PPE and please dress appropriately for weather conditions Special notes: Refer to section 3.6 and 4.6 in your Oil Spill Contingency Manual. Area A Chairman – James Barnhill (780) 956-8052 james.barnhill@huskyenergy.com / Area A Alt. Chairman – Derrick Gair (780) 956-5650 / dgair@ccsmidstreamservices.com Area A Administrator – Shannon Jarrell (403) 516-8019 shannon.jarrell@wcss.ab.ca Agenda 08:00 – 09:00 09:00 – 09:20 09:20 – 09:45 09:45 – 10:00 10:00 – 12:00 12:00 – 13:00 13:00 – 16:00 16:00 – 16:30 Check-in - On Site ***click to register: http://www.eventbrite.ca/event/4942010687 Introductions/Area A Information Session Regulatory Presentations Coffee Break Presentation: OSCAR in winter conditions Luncheon – provided on site Travel to Exercise site; OSCAR Deployment in Trout Pond Debrief at the Outrigger ARRIVAL AT EXERCISE SITE IC CREATING THE EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY BEGINNING DEPLOYMENT PREPARING TO REMOVE ICE BLOCK CHECKING THE THICKNESS OF WHITE AND BLUE ICE USING THE ICE AUGER REMOVAL OF ICE BLOCK WITH RUBBER-TIRED HOE WITH A FROST BUCKET DEBRIEFING – EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT Safety: What safety issues were not identified and could be managed more effectively? - Length of rope - Heater was not checked prior to exercise – was not able to be used to warm people up - Backhoe outrigger broke through ice at water’s edge - Exercise training sign was knocked over on the highway Equipment Deployment: How could we have improved the equipment deployment portion of the exercise? - No improvements necessary Equipment Deficiencies: What equipment deficiencies did you see? - The people on lead ropes should have 170’ of rope attached to a reel which is tied down – this would avoid multiple connectors Communications: How can we improve communications? (ie: was the sound acceptable? Were directions clear?) - No improvements necessary Training Effectiveness/Exercise Improvement: How can we make these exercises more effective? - Exercises are effective as they are Lessons Learned: What were the lessons learned? - Ice safety - Ice thickness (white vs. blue) Other Types of Training: What other types of co-op exercises would you like to see? - Truck rollover - River exercise with airboat Other Equipment Needed in this Area: What additional equipment would be beneficial to this co-op area? - Hand saw Throw Bags - Heater & generator Lights - Better PFDs with throw bags attached EXERCISE DATE: COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE AESRD No. of Participants 35 No. of Member Companies in Area A 38 Member Companies Represented 11 % of Membership Representation 28.9% Mike Watt Mike Kettle Apache Shauna Williams Megan Bridger Devin Donaldson Chinook Ken Casault Dee Three Exploration Chris Schmidt Steven Lenoir Enbridge Lynette Anderson-Norwegian Frank Villeneuve ERCB Breanna Sinclair Erin Schuler Gustavo Valle-Guadamuz Mike Ramsey Husky Travis Holte Jennifer Chadsey Mike Pirie James Barnhill Jocelyn Allison Long Run Exploration Noreen Shaikh Dwayne Parenteau Long Run Exploration Brian Enfield Ken McGillivray Ken Bruce Pace Oil & Gas Ryan Wilson Mike Roth Paramount Resources Rick Brigley Chris Hauser Plains Midstream Robert Franz Byron Larsen Danny Thomas Strategic Oil & Gas Dustin Chambaud Storm Energy Ken Casault Penn West Paul Teitsma Taqa North Darren McGinn