Biblioteca de Recursos

Creating an up-to-date and tailored oil spill contingency plan (OSCP) is a key step to ensure preparedness for organisations at risk of an oil spill. Here we take a deeper dive into OSCP.

In this episode, we join OSRL's performance coach, Andy Couch, as we uncover the training methods employed by the emergency response industry to excel under pressure.

A company engaged OSRL to improve its Emergency Response Team's oil spill response capability by developing a training program to prepare the team for an upcoming Large Scale Exercise.

Dave Rouse, Crisis Management Services Lead at Oil Spill Response and Dr. El Parker, Specialist Crisis Management Consultant, discuss how you can maximise the value from exercises.

Introducing The Response Force Multiplier: The Ultimate Emergency Planning and Response Podcast that explores all aspects of emergency planning and response.

What can the renewable regulators and operators learn from the oil and gas industry? Uncover potential knowledge and data gaps in the response to oil spills associated with renewables.

Andy Myers, OSRL's Subsea Director, and George Stead provide an overview of the latest developments in subsea well response.

Prime Energy Resources Development BV, a major oil and gas player, engaged us to build crisis management capabilities for their recently acquired gas platform in the Philippines.

Based on a review of what it means for oil companies to prepare for emergencies and situations outside of day-to-day occurrences, we look at the benefits of being prepared.

This thirteenth session sees Paul Foley and Dave Rouse provide an overview of the TPR segment relating to the Incident Management System.

Safeguarding the environment with Tier 1 equipment hire services enabled an OSRL Member to successfully decommission a Floating Production Unit.

Digital Twins are now common in engineering and production, but can the concept be applied to dynamic, people-based systems such as incident response?