Case Study: Emergency Response Services
and Training – Repsol Sinopec
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Emergency Response Services and Training – Repsol Sinopec
Client: Repsol Sinopec
Place of performance: UK Continental Shelf
Date and duration: 2017 -present
Value of contract: Confidential
SOLUTIONS/SERVICES
- Complete revision of Incident Management Plans (tactical) and Crisis Management Plans (Strategic) for all 12 UK assets.
- Review of all levels of Incident response (Including Government interface) for Tier 1 Oil terminal on Flotta, Scotland – all recommendations accepted
- Design and delivery of bespoke training courses for client emergency managers at tactical and strategic (Corporate) level
- Provision of Incident Management Team at the Aberdeen Global Operations Command Centre providing complete support to all client operations in the UKCS
- Provision of a Relative Response Team to answer calls from those concerned in the event of an incident
- Assistance with set up and running of Evacuee Reception Centre in Aberdeen, including trained personnel to manage the facility on behalf of the client
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