ICP Mobile Deep Water Horizon (MC 252) Situation Brief 3 August Period 105
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1 ICP Mobile Deep Water Horizon (MC ) Situation Brief 3 August 6 Period Planning Period DAY DAY. Safety Summary Type Today Total Near Miss First Aid (OSHA) Recordable DAFW (Lost time) HiPo (High Potential) Vehicle Accidents Nonwork Related Recordable: Worker showed signs of dehydration and was transported. IV given and diagnosed as heat stress Lost time: On 8, worker showed signs of heat exhaustion and was transported. IV and Rx; diagnosed as heat stress and told to return to work on 84 One pending case where worker sustained burn injury from high pressure water washer. Ensure appropriate footwear is used for this duty Awareness Note: Heat advisory continues. Pay very close attention to the Work/Rest and Water Consumption Table.
2 . Wildlife (4 hr lag) Daily Values Category Oiled Collected Alive (Oiled) MS AL FL Total Birds 4 Sea Turtle Mammals Other Reptile Total 4 Cumulative Values Category Oiled Collected Alive (Oiled) MS AL FL Total Birds Sea Turtle 7 Mammals Other Reptile Total oiled dead collected compared to prior day Collected Dead (Oiled) DOA (Not Oiled & Pending) MS AL FL Total MS AL FL Total Collected Dead (Oiled) DOA (Not Oiled & Pending) MS AL FL Total MS AL FL Total DOA Oiled Bird and DOA Not Oiled Birds were not reported in FL for prior period (included in cumulative) Cumulative Rehabilitation Values Category Alive at Shelter Euthanized at Shelter Birds 89 3 Sea Turtle Mammals Other Reptile Total 89 3 Released by Shelter Sea Turtle Translocations (ToDate): 34 nests translocated from Mobile Sector AOR to FL (no change from prior report) 34 hatchlings released in FL (increase of 33 from prior report) 3. Shoreline SCAT Reports Daily SCAT Values 9 SCAT Teams deployed, mi of 4 mi surveyed had oil observed Heavy Mod Light Very Light Trace Oiling (< %) Locations Where Oil Found MS: Cat Island, and Biloxi AL: W. Dauphin Island, Dauphin Island, Ft. Morgan FL: Fort Pickens, Near Pensacola NAS, Walton Co, &, Destin No Oil Obsrvd Grand Total MS day total (mi) AL day total (mi) FL day total (mi) Day TOTAL (mi) Cumulative SCAT Values Heavy Mod Light Very Light Trace Oiling (< %) Currently oiled miles increased by mi to 7 mi No Oil Obsrvd Grand Total MS todate Total (mi) AL todate Total (mi) FL todate Total (mi) ToDate TOTAL (mi)
3 4. Offshore (OSTF) Green indicates skimmers. *Blue indicates nonvessel assets OS TF Lead Vessel Assets Assets Summary Skimmers Status Oil/Water (bbls) HOUMA FLORIDA RESPONDER, NEW JERSEY RESPONDER, AMPOL RECOVERY, AMPOL RESPONDER, BRICE GLENN. Houma tactical direction Big Gulp and tug proceed to Decon NA LOUISIANA RESPONDER STRIKE TEAM GULF TIGER, VoOs (4), ( Busters). Operate IVO of Mississippi barrier islands. MISSISSIPPI RESPONDER STRIKE TEAM 7 CALVIN BAYNE, VoOs (6), ( Busters) Operate between Mobile and Pensacola 3 NM offshore. GREATER SCOTT STRIKE TEAM 3 6 BOTRUC4, NOONIE G, VoOs (4), ( Busters) Operate within Mobile AOR NM south of Mobile, AL. CTU 7 CPERFORMER STRIKE TEAM 4 6 MEGAN MILLER, MS D, VoOs (4), (6 VSweeps) Operate within Mobile AOR 3 NM south of Pensacola, FL. PECOS HORIZON STRIKE TEAM 9 BRAVE, INT L TROOPER, Tugs (), VoOs () Operate 3 NM south of Mobile, Al. VENTUROUS STRIKE TEAM 6 8 CGC ELM (SORS),CGC WALNUT (SORS), NRC LYNNE FRINK, CG WPB/CPB (4), CG WMEC () 3 Operate in southern and western portions of Mobile AOR. Total 46 Total 7 Total Strike Teams and will exchange Op Areas. CGC WALNUT and CGC ELM enroute Pascagoula, MS. to moor and prep for Decon Continue Decon selected elements of 7, 7, 73, 7 ICP Houma retains tactical control of former TF 7 skimmer assets. Offshore (OSTF) continued Completed Operations Today s Key Activities Day: No overflight target observations. TF 7 patrolled AOR as assigned. Former TF 7: Five skimmers remain under tactical control of ICP Houma. Night: CGC ELM (SORS) and CGC WALNUT (SORS) in transit to Pascagoula, MS for Decon prep. NRC LYNNE FRINK operating south of Pensacola, FL. Strike Teams continued patrolling operations. Continue patrols, await reports of possible oil sightings, and safely skim and recover oil. S/T and S/T will exchange operating areas. Strike Teams 3, 4, and will continue to operate in previous operating areas. S/T 6: CGC ELM and CGC WALNUT begin Decon prep in Pascagoula, MS. CGC SYCAMORE to prep for Decon in NAS Pensacola, FL. NRC LYNNE FRINK operating NM South of Pensacola, FL.
4 6. Nearshore (NSTF) Assignment NSTF Lead Vessel Skimmers Assets Status SANDSHARK REMORA 7 3 MANTA RAY 4 SAILFISH STARFISH USCG VOSS (), ()Shallow Water Barge Skimming Systems, () Dynamic Inclined Plane Skimmers SUPSALV MarcoV (), USCG VOSS (), Shallow Water Barge Skimming Systems (4) SUPSALV MarcoV (), USCG VOSS (), Shallow Water Barge Skimming Systems (), SUPSALV MarcoV (), USCG VOSS (), Shallow Water Barge Skimming Systems (3) SUPSALV MarcoV (), USCG VOSS (), Shallow Water Barge Skimming Systems () Oil/Water (Gallons) Panama City, FL Fort Morgan, AL Pensacola Bay FL Perdido Pass, AL North of Horn Is., MS 6 ROCKFISH 3 SUPSALV MarcoV (), USCG VOSS () South of Cat Is. MS Total 3 Total Completed Operations Today s Key Activities No night operations NSTF's will continue to scout and monitor for recoverable tar balls, sheen, and surface oil weather and sea conditions permitting. NSSTF will continue to receive and respond to sightings from VOO s and air ops. 7. Inland Water Strike Team (IWSTs) Tactical IWST Location Skimmers Control Collection Oil/Water (Gallons) Bayou Caddy, MS MS Bay St. Louis / Henderson Point, MS MS 3 Biloxi, MS MS 4 Pascagoula, MS MS 9 Bayou La Batre, AL AL 6 6 Dauphin Island / Mobile Bay, AL AL 7A Perdido Pass, AL AL 9 7B Perdido Bay, AL FL 9 8 Pensacola, FL FL 4 9 Destin, FL FL 4 MS AL 8 FL 48 Total 6 Note: Collection is reported from the field in a variety of solid and liquid units of measure. For consolidation purposes, the numbers are converted into estimated barrel equivalents and converted into gallons for reporting purposes only. Panama City, FL FL Port St. Joe, FL FL Total Skimmers IWST's now under States control, above skimmers disposition correct at transfer.
5 8. US Navy Inland Water Task Force (USN IWTF) USN IWTF Location Skimmers Collection Oil/Water (Gallons) Pensacola Pass/Escambia Bay, FL Perdido Pass, AL 3 Bay of St Louis, MS Total Skimmers 6 MS AL FL Total Today s weather & sea condition were optimal for scouting and skimming operations No sightings or recovery were reported This task force was directed to decon. Note: Collection is reported from the field in a variety of solid and liquid units of measure. For consolidation purposes, the numbers are converted into estimated barrel equivalents and converted into gallons for reporting purposes only. 9. VoO Stats 7/3 8/ 8/ 7/3 8/ 8/ 7/3 8/ 8/ 7/3 8/ 8/ 7/3 8/ 8/ Mississippi Hancock Harrison Jackson Totals Recovery / VOO Deployed Surveillance Oil/Water Recovered (gals.) Oily Debris Recovered (lbs.) Boom Boom Operations HORD Tarball Recovery Oil Subsurface Surveillance Other Support Wildlife Support Environmental Sampling 4 3 VoO Deployed Alabama Baldwin Mobile Totals Recovery / VOO Deployed Surveillance Oil/Water Recovered (gals.) Oily Debris Recovered (lbs.) Boom Boom Operations HORD Tarball Recovery Oil Subsurface Surveillance Other Support Wildlife Support Environmental Sampling VoO Deployed Florida Escambia/Santa Rosa Walton/Okaloosa Gulf/Franklin/Wak Totals BAY Recovery / VOO Deployed Surveillance Oil/Water Recovered (gals.) Oily Debris Recovered (lbs.) Boom Boom Operations 3 3 HORD Tarball Recovery Oil Subsurface Surveillance Other Support Wildlife Support Environmental Sampling 4 7 VoO Deployed NearShore / Offshore Nearshore Offshore Total Oil Recovery and Surveillance Boom Operations Skimmer/Collection Support Other VoO Deployed Total VOO Deployed Total VoOs 3 is 9 less than previous day
6 . State Branch Boom Deployment State Boom Deployed Yesterday Hard Sorbent Total Boom Deployed Hard Sorbent* Required GRP Sites Protected % Completed Mississippi 3, 6 49,9 6, Alabama 9,3 9,7 3, Florida 34,3 38,6, Total 6,6 6,369,7 77,7 *Removal of sorbent boom is not tracked in totals Mississippi: Biloxi: Hancock removed 4, of hard boom, Harrison removed,8 of hard boom and Harrison 4 removed 3, of hard boom. Pascagoula: Jackson 3 Removed,6 of hard boom and Jackson 4 removed,6 of hard boom and 6 of sorbent boom. Alabama: Mobile County: Mobile 3 removed 9,3 of hard boom. Baldwin County: Removed approximately 3, of hard boom. Boom has been removed from ACP site but is not reflected in cumulative value because it is wet stored. Florida Pensacola: Escambia removed,7 of hard boom and Escambia 3 removed 3,9 of hard Boom. Panama City: Walton removed,8 of hard boom and Walton removed 3,6 of hard boom. Apalachicola: Franklin removed 4,7 of hard boom. Carrabelle: Franklin 4 removed, of hard boom. Wakulla removed,4 of hard boom.. Onshore Decontamination Equipment Decon Sites Mississippi Biloxi Pascagoula Aug Cum Aug Cum Alabama Theodore Aug Cum Florida Pensacola* Port St. Joe Aug Cum Aug Cum TOTALS Aug Cum Boom Decon Backlog 8,6 3,, 3, 79, Boom Decon,,6, 8, 89,877 3,83,7 348,7 Boom Repair Backlog Boom Repair,49 9,738 94,6 9,738 36,76 Equipment Decon Backlog Equipment Decon ,8 Vessel Decon Backlog Vessel Decon Boat Wash Sites Mississippi Current Cum Alabama Current Cum Florida Current Cum Totals Current Cum Vessel Decon Equipment Decon Vehicle Inspection
7 . Beach Machine Status State Type Location Staged Maintenance Assigned Cherrington Canal Rd MS Cherrington Petit Bois Island MS Total 6 Cherrington Baldwin Beach Tech Baldwin 8 AL Cherrington Mobile/Dauphin Island Beach Tech Mobile/Dauphin Island AL Total 3 3 Beach Tech Pensacola 4 Beach Tech 3 Pensacola FL Cherrington Panama Cty Beach Tech Eglin AFB FL Total 8 Total in Mobile Sector Grand Total Petit Bois Island machine back in staging for screen change Awaiting transfer of machine(s) from MS to AL 3 Note: Data vetted with Operations 4. Beach Clean Up Stage II (4 hr lag)
8 . MS Branch Ops Summary Completed Operations Day: Hancock County: Removed approximately 3, of hard boom. Continue maintenance of snare boom in marsh areas. Two tug boats, one spud deck barge and one crane barge arrived to support boom removal operations (Positioning: 3 degrees.69 and 89 degree 6.89). Harrison County: Boats from Point Cadet and Henderson Point supported operations on Cat and Ship Islands. Continued shoreline recovery operations on Cat and Ship Islands. Continued shoreline recovery operations from Front Beach in Ocean Springs to Henderson Point in Pass Christian. Continued hard boom removal by priority in Bay St. Louis and Biloxi Bay. Continued building boom removal support ( tug and spud barge arrived in Bay St. Louis). Responders cleaned. miles collecting,43 lbs of product. Jackson County: Cherrington Beach Machine staged on Pettit Bois Island. Hard boom removal in Division, 3 and 4. Sorbent boom removal in Division 4. Horn Island Shoreline recovery (3 Responders). Petit Bois Island Shoreline recovery performed (6 Responders). Belle Fontaine Beach Shoreline recovery (3 Responders). Grand Bay Sorbent boom removal. East of Yacht Club Shoreline recovery (6 Responders) 384 Responders cleaned 4.3 miles collecting, lbs of product. Night: Hancock County Continue ground operations in Hancock County ( crews). responders cleaned 3. miles, collecting 8 lbs of product. Today s Key Activities Hancock Division Shoreline Recovery Crews cleaning in Hancock County (8 to 6). Harrison Division Continue Shoreline Cleanup Operations. Continue to increase Responders on Cat Island. Additional boats from Henderson Point to support Cat Island. Jackson Division Shoreline inspections by USCG/EPA CMT in the early AM. Continue Shoreline recovery Horn Island (3 Responders). Continue Shoreline recovery Petit Bois Island (6 Responders). Continue Shoreline recovery Belle Fontaine Beach (3 Responders). Morning beach inspections in Grand Bay. Continue removing sorbent, snare and hard boom under the supervision of Grand Bay NERR. Responders cleaning east of the Yacht Club. 6. AL Branch Ops Summary Completed Operations Mobile County: Completed Phase 3 of the Boom Removal Plan. 94 OSROs performed boat operations. 99 VoOs performed boat operations. Responders cleaned beaches on Dauphin Island. Baldwin County: Beach cleaning crews worked in Division SCAT Segments 7 and 68 were cleaned. Strike teams were deployed to Division SCAT Segments 4, 8, and 448. Removing contaminated seaweed and tarballs. Responded to Coast Guard request to clean tarball sighting in Orange Beach at SCAT segments 34. Night: Baldwin County One PS crew cleaning beaches in Gulf Shores (Highway 9 to 6 th Street). beach cleaning machines operating (4Orange Beach, 4Gulf Shores and 4Fort Morgan). Mobile County beach cleaning machines operating on Dauphin Island in Sectors 3, 4 and 7. Today s Key Activities Baldwin County Continue responding to any new contaminated or USCG requested areas. Continue Phase Boom Removal. Mobile County Begin Phase 4 of Boom Removal Plan. 36 PS beach Responders cleaning in assigned SCAT segments. beach cleaning machines operating in assigned SCAT segments. Resume operations on West Point Island.
9 7. FL Branch Ops Summary Completed Operations Day: Branch Escambia County/Santa Rosa County Protection Removed 9 of boom from ED3. Removed of boom from ED33 Removed 4 of boom from ED. Onshore Recovery 86 Responders cleaned 4. miles collecting 7,679 lbs of product. Branch Okaloosa County/Walton County Protection Removed 3,3 of boom from WD. Onshore Recovery 4 Responders cleaned 8. miles collecting,7 lbs of product. Branch 3 Bay County Protection Boom removal complete. Onshore Recovery 38 Responders inspected 3 miles of beach, nothing significant collected. Branch 4 Gulf/Franklin/Wakulla/ Jefferson Protection Boom inspection continues in all Divisions of Gulf County. 3,6 of boom removed from FD.,4 of boom removed from FD3., of boom removed from Wakulla WKD4. Onshore Recovery No beach ops. Night: Escambia County Continue boom removal as per plan. Continued beach cleanup at Pensacola Beach, Perdido Key, Ft. Pickens and Gulf Island National Seashore. Continue Mechanical clean up at Perdido Key and Pensacola Beach Bay County Strike team standing by to respond to STRs. Today s Key Activities Escambia Crews continue removing boom as per the Removal Plan. Crews continue segregating and transporting recovered boom for decon. Continue recovering anchors and mooring gear. Crews inspecting and cleaning beaches as required in all divisions. Patrol and skim as necessary in all divisions. Okaloosa/Walton Continue to remove boom as per the Removal Plan. Crews inspecting and cleaning beaches as required in all divisions. Continue mechanical and manual beach cleaning at Eglin AFB. Bay Continue recovering anchors and mooring gear. Crews inspecting and cleaning beaches as required in all divisions. Gulf/Franklin/Wakulla/Jefferson Crews continue removing boom as per the Removal Plan. Beach crews will assist with boom removal in Franklin County. Continue recovering anchors and mooring gear. 8. Aug Air Ops Agency Aircraft Mission Scheduled Flown Hours BP Helo S76 Nearshore Oil Recon 3.4 BP Totals 3.4 USCG USCG Totals. USCG Aux Cess 7 Oil Recon. USCG Aux Totals. AL Nat'l Guard AL Nat'l Guard Totals. MS Nat'l Guard FW C3 Oil Recon / Imaging. Helo/UH7 Oil Recon / Imaging. MS Nat'l Guard Totals 4.4 DOI/FWC Helo Bell 6 Wildlife Observation. DOI / FWC. Civil Air Patrol Fixed Wing/C8 Oil Recon Civil Air Patrol Totals NOAA P68 Oil Recon 3.8 NOAA 3.8 Totals hrs flown vs. 36 hrs flown on August, flights are scheduled for today No skimmable oil observed yesterday for the th day in row
10 9. Planned Air Ops. VIPs Time What Location Visitor Assigned Host Tuesday, Aug. nd 8:3 am Tour ICP Mobile Beverly Banister Deputy Region 4 Administrator Laura Gentile Wednesday, Aug. 3rd No VIPs Schedule Thursday, Aug. 4th No VIPs Schedule
11 . Impacts to Navigation State Current Impacts Future Potential Impacts MS AL Biloxi Bay and Pascagoula River Heron Bay and Bay St. Louis Biloxi Bay and Pascagoula River East and West are open to vessel traffic unless there is a threat of oil Perdido Pass Perdido Pass is open to all vessel traffic. A no wake zone has been established. The solid boom has been removed but the pilings remain. Mariners are advised to use caution while transiting the area. Davis Bayou and Fort Bayou Nothing significant to report Gulf Shores Nothing significant to report FL Pensacola & Destin Pass During an imminent threat of oil the pass will be closed during flood tide; until that time it will be open to all vessels during both flood and ebb tides Panama City at St. Andrews Pass Treasure Island Marina Channel day beacon reported knocked down. Mariners are requested to transit the area with caution. Walton County Boom had been prepositioned at Tucker Bayou and ready for deployment in the event of oil impact. The boom is currently not impacting the ICW and is pending approval. District 8 USCG Local Notice to Mariners Information provided by state operations reps.. Overall Oil Impact No first time oilings observed. 6 Dead oiled birds yesterday. Prior two days were both SCAT 4 mi surveyed, mi had oil observed. Currently oiled shoreline is 7 miles, increased from 3 mi yesterday. Subsurface oil at Fort Pickens No skimmable oil observed from Mobile aerial recon since July 8, days in a row Total oil/water collection was 8 bbls. Prior two days were 4 bbls and 8 bbls. Light tarball impacts in all 3 states
12 Back up BU. Skimmer Status Based on AOR Assigned Mobile IC Totals Inshore Waters Near Shore Waters Off Shore Waters Current Period Totals Cumulative Total Skimmers 3 7 N/A Oily Water Mix Collected (bbls) 3 3 3,3 Clamshell Barges N/A CGC CYPRESS & CGC SYCAMORE was sent to Decon Pensacola, NAS NRC LYNNE FRINK was added to Mobile, AOR CGC ELM was added to Mobile, AOR Offshore skimmers are assigned to Houma IC Staged skimmers in Mobile IC, as of last report dated 6 July, Navy Skimmers: MS AL FL (Not included in Inshore totals) Note: Inshore, Nearshore, and Offshore indicate geographical locations. Operational control of skimmers is broken down by Branch on other slides.
13 BU. Offshore Decontamination Self Assessed Vessel Decon Report Daily ToDate Response Vessels Inspected Total Vessel Inspections 79 Response Vessels Gross Decon 47 Response Vessels Gross Decon 94 Commercial Shipping Traffic Inspected 3 Commercial Shipping Traffic Inspected 366 Commercial Shipping Traffic Gross Decon Commercial Shipping Traffic Gross Decon 4 Outbound Hailed 6 Commercial Traffic Secondarily Deconed 6 Outbound Decon Outbound Hailed 9 Outbound Decon 6 This OP To Date Total assessed vessels 8 89 Number of Commercial Vessels Planned for Decon Commercial Vessel Decon Count (Deep Draft) Commercial Vessel Decon Count (Tugs) NonCommercial Response Vessel Decon Count 9 NonCommercial Coast Guard Decon Count NonCommercial and Non Response Decon Count (Research vessel etc.) 3 BU3. Volunteer and QCR Stat Summary QCR Stat Summary State Trained and Available Workers on Job Estimated hours worked MS ,96 AL,64 7 3,84 FL, , Assessing if these workers need to continue on hour days (ref. Heat Stress Issue) Volunteer Summary State Registered (Cumulative) Num. People Worked (Daily) Total Hours (Cumulative) Miles Patrolled (Daily) MS, ,6 4 AL 3,8 4 6, * FL 9,733 Not reported,33 Not reported MS All counties in MS are conducting the Coast Watch Program, in which volunteers walk the beach, and spot for potential oil along MS beaches. AL Alabama is continuing the Alabama Beach Sweep and VFOB Volunteer Program. Orange Beach, AL has an ongoing volunteer activity which involves sorbent boom. * FL No information reported since Thursday, 9 July,
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