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Globally there are many more inland oil spills than marine incidents. The need for a speedy and effective response to a terrestrial spill is more likely than it is for the majority of marine spills. 

In late 2016 we delivered a new three-day Inland Oil Spill Response course in the Middle-East to a group of Iraqi Government and Industry delegates.

Find out more from Chris Miles, Principle Trainer.

Back in October, the OSRL South African SWIS (Subsea Well Intervention Service) Team hosted our first ever Members’ day at the Global Dispersant Stockpile (GDS) base in Cape Town. Find out more from South Africa SWIS Base Manager, Deene Collopy. 

In his second blog post, Norman Ramos writes about his reflections and realizations whilst conducting six training courses in nine weeks.

In the next installment of our series to mark the 3rd Anniversary of the offical SWIS Base openings, Deene Collopy gives us an insight into our base in South Africa.

Our HR director Neil Gates shares about his career plans and how roadblocks led to new opportunities.

Less than two weeks to go now, to the Spill Response Expo!  I have just finished working on my slides for my presentation on Tiered Preparedness & Response.  

Norman Ramos writes about his perspective and experience of training delegates with a variety of backgrounds on one of our most popular courses; Oil Spill Management Workshop.

As June 2016 marks the 3^rd anniversary of the SWIS base opening in Singapore, Ahmed Nazri, SWIS Base Manager, talks about the challenges of not only this but the relocation of the entire OSRL Singapore office.

This workshop focused on the Offshore Safety Directive (OSD) and its implementation in the UK and other EU Member States. OSRL were able to share its experiences and assist its Members in Denmark to understand and implement the OSD.

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