ECRC~SIMEC ECRC~SIMEC Andy Erjavec Operations Support November - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Andy Erjavec Operations Support

ECRC~SIMEC ECRC~SIMEC

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Presentation Presentation Contents Contents

ECRC~SIMEC Overview ECRC~SIMEC Services for Clients ECRC~SIMEC Spill Responses

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Business Model Business Model

Vision: Vision:

Within its Geographic Area of Response, be the provider of choice for marine ships and designated oil handling facilities for oil spill response preparedness requirements under the Canada Shipping Act 2001.

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Business Model Business Model

Mission: Mission: Maintain a state of marine oil spill response

preparedness that is consistent with the legislation and capable of providing a real response at an affordable cost to our members. Provide value added preparedness services to all of our members. Assume a leadership role in the preparedness to oil spill response within the community at large.

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• Vancouver

Juan de Fuca Strait Lake Athabaska

Sarnia

• Sept-Iles

Lake Winnipeg Niagara Montreal

• Quebec

Saint John

• Northumberland

Strait

• Halifax

Point Tupper Cabot Strait

• Come-By-Chance
• Holyrood

Coverage Area Coverage Area

Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) Atlantic Emergency Response Team (ALERT) Eastern Canada Response Corporation (ECRC) Point Tupper Marine Services (PTMS)

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ECRC~SIMEC Response Centres ECRC~SIMEC Response Centres

Holyrood

• Corunna

Corunna Verch Verchè ères res Quebec City Quebec City Sept Iles Sept Iles

• St. John
• St. John’

’s s Dartmouth Dartmouth

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Equipment Equipment

2,500 tonnes capacity at each of five Response Centres & 3,500 at St. John’s, NL. Road transportable Containment, recovery, transfer, clean-up Operators accompany the equipment

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ECRC~SIMEC National Inventory ECRC~SIMEC National Inventory

Storage:

Solid barges 34 (13,000 m3 capacity) Flexible barges 30 (3,000 m3 capacity)

Skimmers:

100 plus (Various capacities, manufacturers, sizes)

Boats:

100 plus

Booms:

Sheltered water 54,000 m Unsheltered water 6,000 m

*NOTE: Most equipment is road transportable and most is found on trailers to

allow cascading to other regions for enhanced response capability.

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Response Capacity Response Capacity

16,000T ECRC overall capacity 31,000T via Mutual Aid - 4 Canadian RO’s Additional capacity via Global Response Network

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ALUMINUM BOAT

Equipment Equipment

SEATRUCK GP BOOM SKIMMER FLOATING STORAGE TANKS SWEEP SYSTEM STORAGE BARGE HEAVY OIL SKIMMING

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Buster Systems Buster Systems

Harbour Buster Ocean Buster Current Buster

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Heavy Oil Capability Heavy Oil Capability

Heavy Oil Pumps Skimmer Modifications

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ECRC~SIMEC Clients ECRC~SIMEC Clients

>2300 total members

>2200 Vessel Members

(700 Bulk & 1500 Non-Bulk)

>100 Oil Handling Facilities Members >18 Subscribers

(Elective Members Pay an Annual Fee, but no cargo Fee ) Enbridge Pipelines, Montreal Pipe Line Ltd., TransNorthern Pip Enbridge Pipelines, Montreal Pipe Line Ltd., TransNorthern Pipelines, elines, Hibernia Mgt & Dev. Co. Ltd, Husky Oil, Exxon Hibernia Mgt & Dev. Co. Ltd, Husky Oil, Exxon-

• Mobil, Suncor Energy,

Mobil, Suncor Energy, Chevron, MI Drilling Fluids NS, Bruce Power Tiverton, Hydro Queb Chevron, MI Drilling Fluids NS, Bruce Power Tiverton, Hydro Quebec, ec, Nova Chemicals (Canada) Ltd., IOL Pipe Line, CN Rail Nova Chemicals (Canada) Ltd., IOL Pipe Line, CN Rail… …

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Role for Role for Members Members

Provides a means to meet the regulated requirement for members to have an agreement with a certified RO. ECRC provides marine oil spill response services, when requested, to the "responsible party”. ECRC can provide to the "On-Scene Commander" (OSC) a plan of action, equipment, resources and operational management for an oil spill clean-up effort.

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ECRC~SIMEC Services ECRC~SIMEC Services

Does not include:

Acting as On Scene Commander Lightering of vessels Third party damage Claims or adjustments or Natural Resource Damage Assessment Chemical Spills (other than for shareholders where ECRC trained

and equipped)

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• Wildlife Activities
• Recovered Materials Disposal

Responsible party (OSC)

ITOPF, P&I, Media

Community Casualty Corporate Clean up

• Drinking Water
• Air Pollution
• Evacuation
• Publicity/Media
• Claims
• Fire Fighting
• Salvage
• Injuries
• Directors
• Shareholders
• Solvency

Advisors

ITOPF, P&I, Media

Federal & Provincial Governments, REET Media

ECRC~SIMEC RP Relationship ECRC~SIMEC RP Relationship

Response Organization Services

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How Does It Work? How Does It Work?

Emergency Notification 613-930-9690 Duty Pager (2) Activate Contractors Needed Activate Required Regional Personnel (Pagers) Notify / Activate Other ECRC~SIMEC Regions Management System Initiated

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Spill Responses Spill Responses

Typically 20 - 30 incidents per year Between 2004 to 2009 = 134 responses

> 270 in 15+ years (3 Regions)

• Varying sizes
• Involving different products
• Varying durations
• Different weather
• Involving 0 - 450 workers

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Responses Responses

Grounded Fishing Vessel Contaminated Ballast Water Response for Salvage Ops Animal Fat Spill

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QUESTIONS??? QUESTIONS???