Oil Spill Response Ltd

Oil Spill Response Ltd

Oil and Gas

Global spill response organisation; 24/7 response, Training, Consultancy and Equipment Hire Services, Crisis Management.

About us

Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL) is an industry-owned and funded cooperative that exists to respond effectively to oil spills anywhere, anytime. OSRL provides preparedness, response and subsea well intervention services and works closely with other industry organisations e.g. IMO and IPIECA to share expertise and develop knowledge. The Company operates from facilities in the United Kingdom, Norway, Bahrain, Singapore, South Africa, Brazil, Australia and the United States of America. The members of OSRL represent the majority of global oil and gas production. With a distinguished reputation achieved by attending nearly all the major spill incidents for the past 30 years, OSRL is the industry leader in this field. https://linktr.ee/OSRL

Website
http://www.oilspillresponse.com
Industry
Oil and Gas
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Southampton
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1985
Specialties
Oil spill emergency response, Oil spill training courses, Oil spill preparedness services, Subsea well incident intervention services, Oil spill contingency plans, and Oil spill equipment

Locations

  • Primary

    Lower William Street

    Southampton, SO14 5QE, GB

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  • Loyang Offshore Supply Base, 25 Loyang Crescent

    Mail Box No. 5105, Block 503 TOPS Avenue 3

    Singapore, 506818, SG

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  • PO Box 54211

    Manama, BH

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  • 10497 Town and Country Way

    Suite 830

    Houston, Texas 77024, US

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  • 1132 Camp Street

    Old MossGas Site

    Saldanha Bay, Western Cape 7395, ZA

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  • Risavika Havnering 235, Postboks 250

    Tananger, 4098, NO

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  • 33 Waterloo Quay

    Suite 3, Second Floor, Ocean Spirit House West,

    Aberdeen, Scotland AB11 5BS, GB

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  • 108 St Georges Ter

    Level 24

    Perth, Western Australia 6000, AU

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  • 2381 Stirling Rd

    Oil Spill Response (Americas) Limited

    Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312, US

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Employees at Oil Spill Response Ltd

Updates

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    We confirm that OSRL has been mobilised in Singapore to advise and support the response to an oil spill resulting from a vessel collision. In response, five of our expert Technical Advisers were swiftly deployed as part of the OSRL's 5x5 Technical Advisory Service. Our dedicated team is actively supporting the impacted site and the Incident Command Centre.  Our responders are fully committed to providing technical expertise and supporting efforts to minimise the impact on the environment and human life. We are working closely with other organisations involved in this critical response.

    *Progress of Joint Oil Spill Clean-up Operations* On 14 June 2024, Dredger VOX MAXIMA had reported a sudden loss in engine and steering control before its allision with bunker vessel MARINE HONOUR. The master and its crew are assisting MPA in our investigation. The allision caused a rupture of 1 of MARINE HONOUR’s oil cargo tanks, and its contents of low-sulphur fuel oil were released to the sea. MPA patrol craft were immediately activated and deployed to spray dispersants on the spill. MPA’s oil spill response contractor was also activated, and mobilised an oil skimmer to reduce the impact of the spill. Booms were also laid around the vessels thereafter as added precaution in case of further leaks from the vessel. Due to the tidal currents, parts of the oil spillage have landed along the southern shorelines including Sentosa, Labrador Nature Reserve, Southern Islands, Marina South Pier, and East Coast Park. Close to 1,500 metres of containment boom have been progressively deployed since last Friday, at various locations including the 3 beaches and West Coast Park. Another 1,600 metres of boom will be laid over the next few days to prevent further spread of oil onto the shore. The booms are less effective when there are higher waves above 0.5 metres. Use of dispersants can help to break down the surface oil into droplets to enhance biodegradation. For treated oil with dispersants, these may be suspended in the water and be carried by tidal currents to coastlines. Oil recovery efforts at sea are progressing. Oil Spill Response Ltd (OSRL) is supporting the clean-up efforts. OSRL will deploy 2 Current Buster systems, which are floating containment and recovery devices deployed from a vessel. It consists of a boom with a skirt that extends below the water surface to corral and concentrate the oil on the water surface. OSRL’s capabilities will be in addition to 2 skimmer craft deployed. The skimmer craft is a specialised vessel equipped with skimming equipment to skim and “lift” the oil off the water surface into storage tanks. For more details: https://lnkd.in/g7u2ybn3

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    This week, OSRL had the pleasure of participating in the Marine Spill and Plastic Pollution Conference at the National Oceanography Centre, organised by the UK & EIRE Spill Association 🌊 The two-day event addressed some of the most pressing issues in marine and environmental protection. Our CEO, Dr Vania de Stefani, delivered a keynote speech on the transformative power of a collaborative approach to industry partnerships. OSRL's Response Evolution Technology Lead, Liam Harrington-Missin, showcased the newly developed Incident Hub, a technological approach to spill management which contributed to the discussions around information gathering, data management, and stakeholder coordination. The event also shone a spotlight on new fuels and innovative approaches to microplastic recovery, highlighting the extensive work developed by the Plastic Pollution Working Group, of which OSRL is a member. Our New Markets and New Services Lead, Marta Januszewska, spoke on the role of the Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Technique for microplastic recovery in shoreline environments. University of Portsmouth presented a new approach to nurdle degradation using novel enzymes, a groundbreaking research project developed by Master student, Haydon Ross, who has been supported by an OSRL scholarship. This conference was a must-attend for professionals in marine spill response, alternative fuels, and plastic pollution solutions. Attendees connected with academics, scientists, regulators, and industry leaders dedicated to evolving practical solutions for our oceans. Read more about the event here: https://lnkd.in/eGrvHvfr #osrl #osrlevent #MarinePollution #PlasticPollution #AlternativeFuels

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    Join us for the first episode of our preparedness webinar series! Learn how to effectively manage the initial response to oil spill incidents and minimize environmental impact. This session will be hosted by Tristan Barston (Principal Preparedness Solutions Advisor) and Bill Humpheyrs (Senior Response Specialist), who will share key insights and learnings from OSRL's operations, particularly in the Americas region. 🚨 Webinar 1: "Incident Occurs, Initial Assessment, and Raising the Alarm" - Understand scenarios that trigger oil spills - Conduct quick and accurate initial assessments - Master the steps for notifying emergency contacts and regulatory agencies - Mobilize response resources efficiently 📅 Date: 13/06/2024 🕒 Time: 9AM CST / 3PM BST Join us in this educational journey, secure your spot today! Register here: https://lnkd.in/ebP6yM6T #osrl #osrltraining #osrleducation #osrwebinar #webinar

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    Today and tomorrow, we'll be conducting a training exercise off the coast of the Isle of Wight. Our Boeing 727 and surveillance aircraft will be flying low over the Solent – it's all part of our training! Additionally, we're collaborating with several AUV companies to explore the innovative use of autonomous underwater vehicles. This collaboration underscores our commitment to leveraging technology for improved operations. We are dedicated to excellence, regularly designing these exercises to rigorously test and enhance our response capabilities. This comprehensive approach includes plans, people, equipment, and systems. Through these efforts, we and our partners at 2Excel Aviation ensure we consistently deliver outstanding service to our valued members. ✈️ 2Excel Aviation Ltd

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    The Marine Spill and Plastic Pollution Conference 2024 starts tomorrow, at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton! 🌍🌊 Don't miss the OSRL representatives for two days of insightful keynote speeches, panel discussions and presentations: Vania de Stefani, Liam Harrington-Missin, Steve Storey, and Marta Januszewska. Find all the information about this event here: https://lnkd.in/eTB3wx_r #osrl #osrlevent #MarinePollution #PlasticPollution #AlternativeFuels

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    Discover the power of the Shoreline Clean-up Assessment Technique (SCAT) programme and become a proficient SCAT Team member, primed for an efficient and effective response. 🔍 A shoreline response can become a complex management issue and pose the greatest challenge, as well as potentially becoming the most expensive part of an incident, especially during a prolonged response. A well-established and proven systematic approach, agreed by management and stakeholders, can assist in the efficient and effective use of resources to an agreed end point. With roots dating back to the Nestucca and Exxon Valdez shoreline responses in 1989, SCAT is a well-established systematic approach which is used to document the status of oiled shorelines and their subsequent treatment recommendations. Our SCAT Training Course consists of interactive face-to-face classroom lessons and immersive field exercises. During this course, you will cover the following topics: - Uncover the crucial role of SCAT with an in-depth exploration of the SCAT programme - Dive into physical processes and coastal characteristics - Explore coastal segmentation - Oil spill Management and crafting effective endpoints - Navigating resource and shoreline protection - The art of conducting a SCAT survey and deciphering the SOS form, its terms, and definitions - Explore SCAT case studies to gain real-world insights. 📅 The next session will happen 16/17 July 2024 in Southampton (UK). Book your spot here: https://lnkd.in/e3urbpYi #osrl #osrltraining #scat

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    Today was the third and final day of OSRL's Technical Forum and AGM 2024! After a successful Annual General Meeting with our esteemed Members, all participants had the chance to visit our Singapore base to meet the team and better understand our operations in the region. This included an exclusive look at our SWIS equipment, caping stacks and oiled wildlife response kits 🤿 A big thank you to everyone who joined us for these special few days in Singapore, as well as to all the OSRL staff members who contributed to the success of the event. Looking forward to next edition already 🌍 #osrl #osrlevents #OSRLAGM2024

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    The second day of our Technical Forum and AGM in Singapore was all about looking into the future 🔍 During the morning, the interactive workshop 'Preparedness Through the Energy Transition' with Lih Hern Yow and Matthew Low posed practical challenges and invited the participants to develop strategies to address current and future issues related to new fuel operations. The 'Exercise Development and Facilitation' workshop, facilitated by Dave Rouse and Norman Ramos, CMCE Ramos, was another engaging session which guided participants through the journey of creating a customised preparedness exercise. In this session, we also explored how OSRL is currently using AI technology to enhance the realism of our exercises! The Technology Evolution Booths, led by Liam Harrington-Missin, showcased the latest tech innovations OSRL has to offer: from updates in real-time from the field and the IMT via the Incident Hub, to the virtual workspaces of the future using VR technology. The afternoon technical sessions covered an in-depth analysis by Dr Rob Holland and Bryony Woods of current global challenges and industry solutions regarding Dispersants, as well as an update of our Aerial Dispersant Application strategy by Shane Jacobs and Phui Hang Hon. Participants had the chance to decompress at the end of the day with a poolside networking dinner, with fantastic catering and service provided by the Pan Pacific hotel! You can follow live updates on the Technical Forum and AGM 2024 via our Instagram and Facebook stories! Stay tuned for the last day of OSRL's Technical Forum and AGM tomorrow 🌍 #osrl #osrlevents #OSRLAGM2024

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    Today we kicked off our annual Technical Forum and AGM in Singapore 🌍 The day comprised of two complimentary workshops where participants engaged in interactive exercises guided by OSRL experts! The Performing Under Pressure workshop, led by Dave Rouse and Norman Ramos, CMCE, introduced the Red2Blue theory. From preparedness to performance, participants explored the importance of mindset when it comes to decision-making in a high stress situation. Activities included an IQ test while using a stress monitor and breathing exercises. The Oiled Wildlife Incident Action Planning workshop, led by Franchesca Rouse, Norman Ramos, CMCE, Anandh Gopal, and Alvin Tan, challenged participants with a table top exercise and introduced the services provided by the GOWRS Project. Some highlight early feedback from one of the participants from this session: ""One of the aspects that I found most impactful and enlightening about the event was the emphasis on the importance of rapid and effective response in protecting oilfield wildlife after an oil spill. The practical discussions showcased how proper protocols and quick action can make a significant difference in mitigating the environmental impact and safeguarding the well-being of the wildlife in such crucial scenarios. It was truly inspiring to see the dedication and expertise of the professionals involved in this field, highlighting the critical role we all play in preserving our ecosystems." You can follow live updates on the Technical Forum and AGM 2024 via our Instagram and Facebook stories! See you tomorrow 🔍 #osrl #osrlevents #OSRLAGM2024

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    Join us at the Marine Spill and Plastic Pollution Conference on June 11-12, 2024, at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton! 🌍🌊 We are thrilled to announce that OSRL will contribute to the conference's discussions with four keynote speakers featured in the panel sessions; Vania de Stefani, Liam Harrington-Missin, Steve Storey, and Marta Januszewska. A note from the organisers, Mark Orr at UK & EIRE Spill Association: "With just over two weeks to this conference we are pleased how it is coming together. We have an esteemed list of speakers and a great panel in which to discuss the implications of the arrival of Alternative Fuels in Marine Propulsion. We are also proud to have Sustainable Oil Recovery and Remediation joining SureClean Response as our Silver Sponsors of the event. Day 1 will focus on Marine Spills; information gathering, modelling and stakeholder management and then focus on Alternative fuels with a distinguished panel of experts in their fields joining together to look at the implications of their introduction and how we may best manage the risks. Day 2 will focus on Plastic and report on the work of our Plastic Pollution Working Group. We will looking at where it comes from and the volumes that end up in the oceans, look at how all of the global policy frameworks can work together to prevent large pellet loss. Recent novel research will be revealed that shows the significant health risks these pellets are. We are also looking at the role of NGOs and how they are shaping public opinion and forcing government action. We look at recovery equipment and the types of equipment our members are using. We want to seek views on what is the end point of a plastic spill – how far do you keep on cleaning and how do we conclude the Net Environmental Benefit. We also discuss waste disposal and want to draw on everyone experience and then discuss if Enzymes are the ideal route ahead. This conference will be stimulating, full of new knowledge, fun and a great networking opportunity." This conference promises to be an enriching experience filled with new insights, engaging discussions, and excellent networking opportunities. Don't miss out! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eTB3wx_r #osrl #osrlevent #MarinePollution #PlasticPollution #AlternativeFuels

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