Oil Spill Prevention, Preparedness & Response Plans

SLR’s expertise in spill response services encompasses a diverse number of industries, and challenges, while maintaining a focus on minimising environmental impacts.

SLR is committed to developing frameworks to aid in the prevention, preparedness, and response of spills. In the event of a spill, SLR’s subject matter experts can create and implement assessment and remediation plans to meet the client's objectives and regulatory requirements.

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Overview

Throughout the globe SLR has a proven track record of preparing spill prevention, contingency, emergency/spill response plans for the oil and gas, transportation, petrochemical, and chemical industries.

SLR works closely with clients, and regulatory bodies to develop and implement programs which prevent, minimise, control, and remediate spills to protect the environment.

SLR naturally approaches projects from a multidisciplinary perspective and we make it a priority to work with Hydrogeologists, Risk Assessors, Engineers, and Environmental Professionals to provide clients with a full-service experience. As a result, SLR is able to deliver practical solutions that stand alone or complement other project technical elements.

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Oil Spill Prevention, Preparedness & Response Services

  • Our services include
    • Prevention training development & implementation
    • Spill Response drill coordination/facilitation & support services
    • Contaminant plume modelling & response scenario development
    • Regulatory compliance reviews
    • Shoreline clean up assessment team (SCAT)
    • Incident Command System (ICS) & incident management team (IMT) support
    • Emergency permit and approval applications
    • Support during stakeholder and regulatory engagement
    • Technical writing, editing, graphics creation, formatting & document production
    • Geographical Information System (GIS) services
    • Data management
    • Development and Implementation of response plans, including site assessment, remediation and restoration

Oil Spill Prevention, Preparedness & Response Projects

  • Project

    Saskatchewan, Canada

    Confidential

    Energy

    North Saskatchewan river spill response ecological assessment


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  • Project

    Alaska, USA

    Major Energy Company

    Energy

    Oil spills response and training


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  • Project

    British Columbia, Canada

    Multiple Transportation Companies

    Government & Infrastructure

    Contingency plan for carriers of hazardous waste


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  • Project

    Alaska, USA

    Global Oil and Gas Company

    Energy

    North Slope development permitting


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  • Project

    Saskatchewan, Manitoba, & Alberta, Canada

    Confidential

    Energy

    Environmental site assessment, remediation & reclamation


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  • Project

    Alaska, USA

    Confidential

    Energy

    Marine terminal oil discharge prevention & contingency plan


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  • Project

    Manitoba, Canada

    INAC

    Built Environment

    INAC Manitoba region risk management framework


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