National Oil Spill Contingency Plan. Chapter 2 Forms

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National Oil Spill Contingency Plan Chapter 2 Forms

Contents Overview... 3 Summary of Forms... 3 Pollution Incident Evaluation Form... 3 Notification of a Marine Oil Spill... 3 Offshore Installation Notification of a Marine Oil Spill... 3 Marine Oil Spill Assessment... 3 Regional Council Request for Maritime NZ Assistance... 3 Aerial Surveillance Observer Log... 3 Pollution Incident Evaluation Form... 4 Notification of a Marine Oil Spill... 5 Offshore Installation Notification of a Marine Oil Spill... 6 Marine Oil Spill Assessment (Page 1 of 2)... 7 Marine Oil Spill Assessment (Page 2 of 2)... 8 Regional Council Request for Maritime NZ Assistance... 9 Aerial Surveillance Observer Log... 10 National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 2 of 10

Overview Six separate forms are provided for regional council and offshore Industry use: Pollution Incident Evaluation Form Notification of a Marine Oil Spill Offshore Installation Notification of a Marine Oil Spill Marine Oil Spill Assessment (two pages) Regional Council Request for Maritime NZ Assistance Aerial Surveillance Observer Log Summary of Forms Pollution Incident Evaluation Form This form is to be completed by the initial recipient of a reported oil spill. If the spill is reported to Maritime NZ this will be done by the RCCNZ, and if the spill is reported to the Regional Council, by the Pollution Hotline or equivalent. Notification of a Marine Oil Spill A template is provided for regional councils to report details of all oil spills to the Maritime NZ. For potentially significant spills, the RCCNZ should be notified immediately, and the Notification Form faxed through as soon as possible. For minor spills the Notification Form should be faxed through within three days. Offshore Installation Notification of a Marine Oil Spill A template is provided for offshore installations to report details of all oil spills to the Maritime NZ. For all spills the RCCNZ should be notified immediately, and the Notification Form faxed through as soon as possible. Marine Oil Spill Assessment A template is provided to ensure that the spill information necessary to mount an appropriate response is collected. Information includes spill location, weather conditions, predicted spill movement, spill size and oil type. The form can be updated and used as a situation report (SITREP) through a spill response. This form (2 pages) should be filled in and faxed to the RCCNZ for significant spills, particularly if assistance may be required. Regional Council Request for Maritime NZ Assistance A template is provided to request Maritime NZ assistance with equipment and/or specialist advice. For any potentially significant spill, the RCCNZ should be immediately notified of the type and quantity of Maritime NZ equipment or specialist advice that may be needed. Requests for assistance should be made as early as possible to allow personnel to be notified and prepared for possible mobilisation. Aerial Surveillance Observer Log A template is provided to provide assistance with observing oil spills from the air. These forms will act as helpful reminders to On-Scene Commanders to initiate inquiries aimed at answering all of the relevant questions on the forms. It is acknowledge that you will not have all of these answers immediately. Indicate on the initial notification which data is being actively sought. Providing that your regional council is able to demonstrate that all of these fundamental information needs were being addressed within the very initial stages of a marine oil spill response, Maritime NZ will be more assured that any final cost reimbursement sought from the Authority will be reasonable (i.e. a council did not act negligently or over-zealously in its response). National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 3 of 10

Pollution Incident Evaluation Form Complete as much of this form as possible Person notified: Time: Date: Name of Person Giving Notification: Phone Number: Availability of person making notification (next few hours): Location of Spill: Time of Spill: Is oil still entering the water? Yes - No Origin of Spill: Type of Oil: Approximate area covered: Estimated quantity: What colour is the slick? Any wildlife or wildlife habitat affected or at risk: Any vessel in the vicinity? Weather conditions at the spill site: Wind speed: Sea state: Wind direction: Tide rising/falling: Can the person notifying the spill obtain a sample if required? Yes/no: Any other information which may be helpful? National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 4 of 10

Notification of a Marine Oil Spill FILL IN THIS FORM WITH A BLACK PEN AND FAX or EMAIL TO Rescue Coordination Centre Maritime New Zealand Fax: 04 577 8038 Phone: 04 577 8030 Email: RCCNZ@maritimenz.govt.nz THIS REPORT MADE BY: Number of pages: Urgent Non-Urgent Organisation.. Date Time Phone Fax Mobile ESTIMATED TIER OF RESPONSE Tier 1 (Local) Tier 2 (Regional) Tier 3 (National) SITUATION REPORT Spill location Date of spill Time of spill LAT o S LONG o E (please complete) TYPE OF OIL SPILT Crude HFO LFO Lubrication Oil Marine Diesel Hydraulic Oil Kerosene/Av. Gas Petrol/Gasoline Bilge Unknown Other (details) ESTIMATED QUANTITY OF OIL SPILT SOURCE OF OIL SPILT Land-based Vessel Oil Transfer Site Offshore Installation Pipeline Unknown SOURCE DETAILS Vessel/Site Name MSA No. Owner Name ACTIVITY Address Vessel Loading/Unloading Refuelling Bilge Pumping Capsize Grounding Collision Sinking Unknown Other (details) CAUSE Equipment/Mechanical Failure Human Error Vandalism Negligence Unknown Other (details) ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS/DAMAGE RESPONSE/ACTION TAKEN Could spill escalate? Y/N Are response costs likely to exceed $5000 Y/N Is media interest likely Y/N Is prosecution action likely? Y/N IF YES TO ANY OF THE ABOVE. NOTIFY THE RCCNZ IMMEDIATELY BY PHONE, AND FAX THE RCCNZ THIS PAGE.Then complete the Marine Oil Spill Assessment form and fax through as soon as practical. Include all available information, Indicate information still to be obtained, and fax information updates when available. IF NO TO ALL OF THE ABOVE, TICK NON-URGENT AT THE TOP OF THIS FORM AND FAX or EMAIL THIS PAGE TO RCCNZ WITHIN THREE DAYS National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 5 of 10

Offshore Installation Notification of a Marine Oil Spill FILL IN THIS FORM WITH A BLACK PEN AND FAX OR EMAIL IT TO: Rescue Coordination Centre Maritime New Zealand Fax: 04 577 8038 Phone: 04 577 8030 Email: rccnz@maritimenz.govt.nz THIS REPORT MADE BY: Number of pages: Urgent Non-Urgent Installation Organisation Date Time Phone Fax Mobile ESTIMATED TIER OF RESPONSE Tier 1 (Local) Tier 2 (Regional) Tier 3 (National) SITUATION REPORT Spill location Date of spill Time of spill LAT o S LONG o E IS THIS A PRODUCTION WATER DISCHARGE? Y/N If yes complete details immediately below. Hydrocarbon parts per million Total volume of contaminated production water released Time period release occurred over TYPE OF OIL SPILT Crude/Condensate HFO LFO Lubrication Oil Marine Diesel Hydraulic Oil Kerosene/Av. Gas Petrol/Gasoline Bilge Unknown Other (details) ESTIMATED QUANTITY OF OIL SPILT IS THE SPILL CONTINUING? If yes, estimated rate of release: SOURCE OF OIL SPILT Y/N Vessel Offshore Installation Pipeline Unknown ACTIVITY Vessel Loading/Unloading Refuelling Bilge Pumping Collision Production water Unknown Other (details) CAUSE Equipment/Mechanical Failure Human Error Vandalism Negligence Unknown Other (details) ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS/DAMAGE RESPONSE/ACTION TAKEN COULD SPILL ESCALATE? Y/N if yes provide details below Please ensure that MNZ is notified immediately by phone and then fax or email the form through as soon as practical. Include all available information. Indicate information still to be obtained, and fax information updates when available. National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 6 of 10

Marine Oil Spill Assessment (Page 1 of 2) Fill in this form with black pen and fax to the RCCNZ. This report made by:... Organisation:... Date:... Time:... Phone:... Fax:... Mobile:... Spill reported by:... Organisation:... Date:... Time:... Phone:... Fax:... Mobile:... Address:... Availability (next few hours):... Spill observed from: Vessel Name:... Flag State:... Aircraft Identification:... Altitude:... ft/m Land Location:... SOURCE OF SPILL:... Time spill started:... Instantaneous spill:... litres/tonnes Continuous spill:..litres/tonnes per hour TYPE OF OIL SPILT... Specific gravity... Product name:... API gravity... Product origin... Kinematic viscosity... Crude oil Pour point... Refined product Volatility (flash point)... TOTAL AREA AFFECTED BY SPILL Length x Width = Total Spill Km Km Km 2 Total Spill AREA COVERED BY OIL Percentage covered by oil = x 100 Total Slick (max. 100%) Km 2 SPILL VOLUME 1. Estimate the proportion of each oil type* within the total slick area (proportion = % 100) 2. Multiply the minimum and maximum loading x proportion x total slick area to calculate the minimum and maximum volume of each oil type 3. Sum the volumes of each oil type to estimate total minimum spill and total maximum spill volume Oil Appearance Thickness Loading Coverage Total slick area Volume (mm) m 3 / Km 2 % Km 2 m 3 Silvery Sheen 0.0001 0.1 x x = Rainbow Sheen 0.0003 0.3 x x = Yellow/Brown Slick Black/Brown Slick Brown/Orange Mousse 0.01 10 x x = 0.1 100 x x = 1.0 1000 x x = TOTAL (Must =1) m 3 National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 7 of 10

* Give a proportion of total slick area only if more than one type of oil present. Marine Oil Spill Assessment (Page 2 of 2) FILL IN THIS FORM WITH A BLACK PEN AND FAX TO THE RCCNZ. Incident Name:... Report Number:... This report made by:... Organisation:... Date:... Time: LOCATION OF SPILL... OR Range and bearing from geographical feature: Latitude:... South Longitude:...East/West Bearing:... degrees true/magnetic Distance:... nm/km Time position fixed:...hours Feature:... POSITION OF SOURCE... OR Range and bearing from geographical feature: Latitude:... South Longitude:...East/West Bearing:... degrees true/magnetic Distance:... nm/km Time position fixed:...hours Feature:... If spill source a vessel: Speed:... knots Approximate course:... degrees true/magnetic WEATHER CONDITIONS AT SPILL SITE Sunny Overcast Cloudy Rain Fog Sea state:... Wave height:... m Wind speed:... knots/km Air temperature:... o C Wind direction:... degrees true/magnetic Sea temperature:... o C Water depth:... m Visibility:... nm/km Salinity:... ppt Weather and sea conditions expected over the next 24 hours:...... PREDICTED SPILL MOVEMENT Plot spill movement on appropriate nautical chart. Predict slick direction and speed using 100% current velocity and 3% wind speed. 100% current velocity Predicted spill movement 3% wind speed Note: Wind blows FROM the specified direction; currents flow TOWARDS the specified direction Current velocity:... knots/km Tides: next low at... hours, height Current direction:... degrees true/magnetic next high at... hours, height... m Predicted slick speed:... knots/km Predicted slick direction:... degrees true/magnetic Estimated distance to shore/sensitive area:... nm/km Estimated time for spill to reach shore/sensitive area:... Description of coastal areas and resources likely to be affected:............ m National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 8 of 10

Regional Council Request for Maritime NZ Assistance FILL IN THIS FORM WITH A BLACK PEN AND FAX TO THE RCCNZ. Fax to: Rescue Co-ordination Center of New Zealand (RCCNZ) Maritime New Zealand URGENT Fax: (04) 577 8038 Phone: (04) 577 8030 NON-URGENT Number of pages This report made by:... Organisation:... Date:... Time:... Phone:... Fax:... Mobile:... Pager:... On-Scene Commander:... Organisation:... Phone:... Fax:... Mobile:... Pager: THE FOLLOWING ASSISTANCE IS REQUESTED FROM MARITIME NZ Advice on: Oil characteristics Response options Dispersants Spill movement Oil recovery Waste disposal Cost recovery Prosecution Media relations Other (specify):......... Staff and equipment: Spill managers Equipment operators (Number required:... ) Equipment (list below) Other (specify):............ EQUIPMENT REQUESTED: (Continue on separate page if necessary) Type Quantity Priority Type Quantity Priority.............................. Delivery contact:... Delivery address:... Phone:... Fax:... Mobile:... Pager: National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 9 of 10

Aerial Surveillance Observer Log Incident Date Observers Aircraft Type Call Sign of Survey Survey Start Survey End Average Altitude Time Time Wind Speed (knots) Wind Direction Cloud Base Visibility (nm) Time High Water Time Low Water SPILL DETAILS Spill Grid Parameters by Lat/Long Spill Grid Parameters by air speed Spill Grid Dimensions Length Axis Width Axis Length Axis Width Axis Length nm Start Latitude Start Longitude End latitude End Longitude Start Latitude Start Longitude End Latitude End Longitude Time (secs) Time (secs) Width nm Air Speed (Kts) Air Speed (Kts) Length Width Total Grid km km km² TOTAL AREA AFFECTED BY SPILL Length x Width = Total Spill Total Spill AREA COVERED BY OIL Percentage covered by oil = x 100 Total Slick Km Km Km 2 (max. 100%) Km 2 SPILL VOLUME 1. Estimate the proportion of each oil type* within the total slick area (proportion = % 100) 2. Multiply the minimum and maximum loading x proportion x total slick area to calculate the minimum and maximum volume of each oil type 3. Sum the volumes of each oil type to estimate total minimium spill and total maximum spill volume Oil Appearance Thickness Loading Coverage Total slick area Volume (mm) m 3 / Km 2 % Km 2 m 3 Silvery Sheen 0.0001 0.1 x x = Rainbow Sheen 0.0003 0.3 x x = Yellow/Brown Slick 0.01 10 x x = Black/Brown Slick 0.1 100 x x = Brown/Orange Mousse 1.0 1000 x x = TOTAL (Must = 1) m 3 National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan Page 10 of 10