AREA 4 & 5 OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY GROUP EMERGENCY TRAINING EXERCISES 2018
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1 AREA 4 & 5 OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY GROUP EMERGENCY TRAINING EXERCISES 2018 MAINPRIZE REGIONAL PARK (AREA 4 May 16 & 17) MOOSE CREEK REGIONAL PARK (AREA 5 May 23 & 24) 2018 Page 1 14
2 AREA 4 & 5 TRAINING EXERCISES 2018 The Area 4 & 5 Training Exercises were held in Mainprize Regional Park (southeast of Weyburn, SK) and Moose Creek Regional Park (northeast of Estevan, SK). To assist in the exercises, Jonas Fenn of Matrix Solutions volunteered to coordinate the exercises. This report is based on the information obtained in the planning, observations and sequence of events during the exercises. Recommendations in this report are based on the coordinator s observations. EXERCISE FORMAT: MAY 16 th & 17 th 2018 MAINPRIZE REGIONAL PARK: SCENERIO: To simulate a crude oil spill on the Rafferty Reservoir using peat moss. Personnel will use the Area 4 & 5 spill equipment and selected teams will deploy the appropriate equipment to contain and recover the simulated crude oil. TIMES: 9:00 am and 1:00 pm LOCATION: The Rafferty Reservoir opposite the boat launch at the Mainprize Regional Park. Page 2 14
3 RAFFERTY RESERVOIR DETAILS: Teams were assigned to the following: a) Lake Boats b) Containment Booms c) Pumps d) Pipelines A team captain was selected to coordinate each area of responsibility. OBJECTIVES: 1. To contain the simulated oil spill. 2. To recover the simulated crude oil. 3. To familiarize the attending personnel with all aspects of the oil spill equipment. 4. To understand the spill coops mandate and members responsibilities Page 3 14
4 EXERCISE OBSERVATIONS: There was a total of four training sessions completed in the morning and afternoons of May 16 th and May 17 th Typical spring conditions were observed on both days, and due to windy conditions in the morning of May 17 th boats were not put in the water and the exercise was simulated on the shore line. The other training sessions had the skimmer installed in the water and all of the other equipment was assembled and a mock cleanup was executed. Excellent conditions for the next three sessions at Mainprize Provincial. A perfect number of attendees for all sessions and everyone was involved in the exercises. Pete McFadden reviewed the equipment in the trailer with each team prior to the deployment of the equipment into the Warm Zone. TEAMS REVIEWING EQUIPMENT Page 4 14
5 TEAMS WAITING TO REVIEW EQUIPMENT BOAT TEAM REMOVING BOAT Page 5 14
6 SKIMMER BEING REMOVED FROM TRAILER Page 6 14
7 BOOM SET OUT IN WARM ZONE BOAT TEAM INFLATING BOAT Page 7 14
8 BOOM TEAM CONNECTIN BOOM SECTIONS BOOM AND FLOATER HOSE BEING CONNECTED TO SKIMMER Page 8 14
9 BOOM BEING DEPLOYED AROUND SIMULATED OIL (PEAT MOSS) SIMULATED OIL CAPTURED INSIDE BOOMS Page 9 14
10 SIMULATED OIL IS DIRECTED TO SKIMMER BOOM BEING REMOVED Page 10 14
11 PUMPING FROM SKIMMER INTO PORTABLE TANK SIMULATED OIL BEING PUMPED INTO PORTABLE TANK Page 11 14
12 SIMULATED OIL GOING INTO SKIMMER EQIPMENT BEING RETURNED TO TRAILER OBSERVATIONS: On May 16 th and May 17th allowed the boom to be pulled to shoreline bringing the simulated oil (peat moss) to the skimmer. This was done extremely well by all teams for three training exercises, and one exercise the wind was too high, we only took the equipment out and set up on shore line. MOOSE CREEK REGIONAL PARK SCENERIO: To simulate a crude oil spill on the Alameda Dam Reservoir using peat moss. Personnel will use the Area 4 & 5 spill equipment and selected teams to deploy the appropriate equipment to contain and recover the simulated spill. LOCATION: North of the boat launch at the Moose Creek Regional Park, adjacent to the Golf Course. Page 12 14
13 SPILL EXERCISE AREA DETAILS: Teams were assigned to the following: a) Safety b) Lake Boats & Motors c) Lake Booms d) Pumps & Skimmers e) Pipelines OBJECTIVES: 1. To deploy a deflection boom to divert the simulated crude oil spill from reaching the shoreline or proceeding downstream. 2. To recover the simulated oil spill. 3. To familiarize personnel with all aspects of the oil spill containment equipment. OBSERVATIONS: The weather conditions were windy on both May 23 th and May 24 h. However we still deployed all of the equipment. Had to use both boats to retrieve the peat moss Page 13 14
14 ATTENDEES REVIEWING AND ASSMBLING EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. One boat has a slow leak. Needs a patch. 2. The boat motors are difficult to tilt. A procedure (with pictures) to be added to the Lake Boats & Motors Procedure. 3. New plugs need to be ordered for the boats. COMMENTS: I would like to thank Laurel Mohl, Pete McFadden, Jon Hutt, Doug Giroux, Chuck Hignett, Kevin Cooke, Daryl McFadden and Dean Lemieux in the planning and assistance of the exercise. Thanks to all of the people who attended and their member companies. Jonas Fenn ATTENDEES Please see attendance list under training and attendance on the web page. Page 14 14
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