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OIL SPILL CO-OPERATIVE WINTER DEPLOYMENT EXERCISE REPORT
Oil Spill Co-Operative: Area E
Oil Spill Co-Op Chairman: Mike Krawetz
Exercise Date: February 27, 2019
Location of Exercise: Sturgeon Heights Community Club, AB
OUTCOME GOAL The goal of Coop exercises in water bodies with an ice sheet is to enable attendees to assist the Operations Chief or designate with the deployment of specialized and conventional response equipment, in an effort to contain and recover the spilled material in winter conditions. WCSS COOP WINTER EXERCISE LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. After the instructor delivers the classroom theory attendees will be able to:
a. Identify spill reporting requirements. b. Describe the general behavior of oil under an ice sheet. c. Describe typical containment and recovery tactics. d. Locate WCSS’ winter spill response units (and other types), and process to obtain and
equipment from WCSS. e. Carry out a hazard assessment and Identify a safety program to protect workers. f. Determine the weight-bearing capacity of an ice sheet. g. Describe how to locate ice slotting area(s). h. Determine ice slotting tactics based on the weight-bearing capacity of the ice sheet. i. Recognize the WCSS Oil Spill Contingency Manual. j. Recognize a basic ICS structure.
2. After reviewing the equipment used to contain and recover oil under an ice sheet, attendees will be
able to: a. Identify typical equipment required to respond to a spill on a water body with an ice sheet. b. Determine the amount of white ice and blue ice in an ice block and calculate the weight-bearing
capacity. 3. After participating in the 3 hands-on activities in the Coop Winter Exercise, attendees will be able
to: a. Participate on a response team to an oil spill under an ice sheet. b. Identify tactics to locate and recover accumulations of oil under ice upstream of the containment
and recovery site. c. Provide exercise evaluation feedback.
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EXERCISE REPORT – CHRONOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION
Time Event and Description Obstacles / Challenges
08:30-09:00
09:00-09:10
Sign in
Area E Introductions – Mike Krawetz
09:10-10:00
10:00-10:10
WCSS Information Session/Overview – Lee Tarr
Break
10:10-10:35
10:35-10:55
AER Presentation – Clint Neville
AEP Presentation – Erik Dahl
10:55-11:00
11:00-12:00
Break
PPT: Oil Spill Containment & Recovery in Winter
Conditions – Kale Haupt
12:00-12:15
12:15-13:00
13:00-13:30
Video: Winter Deployment
Lunch
Clean up hall & travel to Youngs Point Provincial Park
13:30-16:00
Three stations: Ice Assessment, Ice Safety & Rescue, Ice
Slotting Demonstration
Group Demonstration: Ice Slotting – removing a block with
a Capstan Winch
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CLASSROOM
ICE SAFETY/RESCUE DEMONSTRATION
4
ICE ASSESSMENTS
5
6
ICE SLOTTING
7
8
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EXERCISE OBJECTIVES FOR CLASSROOM THEORY / DEBRIEF
The objectives of this exercise were to: Check all that apply
Comments
1 Identify spill reporting requirements ✓
2m3
1-800-222-6514
2 Describe the general behavior of oil under an ice sheet ✓
Slows down, 1/2 to 2/3, seeps up through ice
3 Describe typical containment and recovery tactics ✓
Test holes J – slots
4 Locate WCSS’ winter spill response units (and other types), and process to obtain and equipment from WCSS
✓
Grande Prairie, Acheson, Grande Cache, Lloydminster, Edson, Fox Creek
5 Carry out a hazard assessment and Identify a safety program to protect workers
✓ Rescue Plan
6 Determine the weight-bearing capacity of an ice sheet ✓ Gold’s Formula
7 Describe how to locate ice slotting area(s) ✓ Velocity
8 Determine ice slotting tactics based on the weight-bearing capacity of the ice sheet
✓
9 Recognize the WCSS Oil Spill Contingency Manual ✓ Yellow
10 Recognize a basic ICS structure ✓
Incident Commander Ops plan, Financial, Logistics
11 Coop Objectives (if applicable)
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EXERCISE OBJECTIVES FOR HANDS ON TRAINING / DEBRIEF
The objectives of the exercise were to: Check all that apply
Comments
1
Identify typical equipment required to respond to a spill on a water body with an ice sheet. ✓
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Determine the amount of white ice and blue ice in an ice block, and calculate the weight-bearing capacity ✓
COOP OBJECTIVES: COOP STEERING COMMITTEE WAS SATISFIED WITH OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED BY WCSS; NOTHING
FURTHER TO ADD ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: SMALLER GROUPS PREFERABLE.
ATTENDANCE:
NO. OF PARTICIPANTS 66
NO. OF MEMBER COMPANIES IN AREA 93
NO. OF AREA COMPANIES REPRESENTED 34
% OF MEMBERSHIP REPRESENTATION 37%
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Member Companies in Attendance:
Anegada Oil Corp Mancal Energy Inc
ARC Resources Ltd Murphy Oil Company Ltd
Athabasca Oil Corporation NAL Resources Limited
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Orlen Upstream Canada Ltd
Cequence Energy Ltd Pembina Pipeline Corporation
Chevron Canada Limited Plains Midstream Canada ULC
Encana Corporation Point Loma Resources Ltd
Enercapita Energy Ltd Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc
Enerplus Corporation Secure Energy Services Inc
Gain Energy Ltd Sinopec Daylight Energy Ltd
Hitic Energy Ltd Strath Resources Ltd
Houston Oil & Gas Ltd Tenth Avenue Petroleum Corp
Husky Oil Operations Ltd Tervita Corporation
Jupiter Resources Inc Torc Oil & Gas Ltd
Kelt Exploration Ltd Velvet Energy Ltd
Kicking Horse Oil & Gas Ltd Whitecap Resources Inc
Long Run Exploration Ltd XTO Energy Canada ULC
Member Companies Not in Attendance:
ACCEL Energy Canada Ltd Cenovus Energy Inc
Advance Drilling Ltd Centennial Petroleum Company Ltd
Alphabow Energy Ltd Clampett Energy Ltd
Arrow Point Oil & Gas Ltd Continental Energy Corporation
Bonavista Energy Corporation DEL Canada Gp Ltd
Briko Energy Corp Delphi Energy Corp
Canadian Oil & Gas International Inc Dienerian Resources Inc
Canlin Energy Corporation Executive Adventures 2008 Inc
Catapult Environmental Inc Gibson Energy ULC
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Halo Exploration Ltd Procyon Energy Corp
Hammerhead Resources Inc Questfire Energy Corp
Harvest Operations Corp Razor Energy Corp
Huron Resources Corp Red Angus Energy Inc
ISH Energy Ltd Response Energy Corporation
Kaden Energy Ridgeback Resources Inc
Kaiser Exploration Ltd Rising Star Resources Ltd
Kinder Morgan Canada Sanling Energy Ltd
Long Term Asset Management Inc SemCAMS ULC
Modern Resources Inc Serinus Energy Inc
Mojec Resources Inc Seven Generations Energy Ltd
NVP Exploration Inc Shell Canada Limited
Obsidian Energy Ltd Signalta Resources Limited
Outlier Resources Ltd Sprocket Energy Corporation
Panam Energy Services Ltd Tangle Creek Energy Ltd
Paramount Resources Ltd TAQA North Ltd
Perpetual Energy Inc Timberrock Energy Corp
Persta Resources Inc Tori Resources Inc
Petrus Resources Corp Tourmaline Oil Corp
Peyto Exploration & Development Corp Trans Mountain Pipeline
Pine Cliff Energy Ltd Tyrannex Energy Ltd
Non-Member Companies in Attendance:
Arrow Exploration Kelt Exploration (Area W)
Chevron (Area W) Kanata Energy
Encana (Area G) Pembina Pipeline Corporation (Area W)
Husky Energy (Area C) Plains Midstream Canada ULC (Area G)
Jupiter Resources (Area W)