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Incident Commander

• On-Scene Coordinators.
• On-Scene Coordinator Representatives.
• On-Scene Industry Representatives.
• ICS Operations Section Chief.
• ICS Site Safety Enforcement Personnel.
• Supervisors/Managers.
• ICS Safety Officer.
• ICS Group Supervisors.

Minimum Training & Expe
24 hours initial emergency response training covering areas 25-36 AND competency in areas 1-6

Annual refresher training or annual demonstration of competency, ensuring competencies in areas 25-36 and 1-6rience

Active Response

- Work close to flammable/combustible liquids such as in a pumping operation
- Work in confined or enclosed spaces containing volatile oil
- Underwater free-floating oil removal
- Soil/sand subsurface oil assessment
- Plugging holes/emergency repairs to source
- Diving operations close to source
- Work adjacent to volatile fuel during initial spill hours (boat operations, etc.)
- Site characterization of chemical exposures, air monitoring/sampling
- Soil investigation/sampling
- Dispersant application and monitoring operations
- In-situ burn and monitoring operations
- Application of herding agents/emulsion breakers
- Marine chemist activities
- Salvage response
- Booming operations at source
- Vessel damage assessment
- Accident investigation
- Firefighting response

Minimum Training & Experience

As shown on Figure 1

Technician Level [(q)(6)(iii)]:
• 24 hours initial emergency response training covering areas 25-36 AND competency in areas 7-15
• Annual refresher training or annual demonstration of competency, ensuring competencies in areas 25-36 and 7-15

OR

Specialist Level [(q)(6)(iv)]:
• 24 hours initial emergency response training covering areas 7-15 and 25-36 AND competency in areas 16-24
• Annual refresher training or annual demonstration of competency, ensuring competencies in areas 7-36

Bp oil Spill Defensive Response jobs.

- Booming operations at a safe distance*
- Surface level shoreline impact assessment
- Manual pickup and removal of irritant oil and oily debris for oils that could be re-released into environment
- Damming/diking at a safe distance
- Loading of oil into receptacles at a safe distance
- Emergency medical personnel (if working in contaminated areas)
- Staging area managers
- Vacuum truck operations at a safe distance
- Security operations
- Safety zone enforcement
- Skimmer/boat operations at a safe distance

Minimum Training & Experience

• 8 hours initial emergency response training covering areas 31-36 AND competency in areas 25-30
• Annual refresher training or annual demonstration of competency, ensuring competencies in areas 25-36

Initiate Response

- Crew members who discover a release and alert the proper emergency response personnel
- Industry and government watchstanders

Minimum Training & Experience

• Sufficient hours to demonstrate competency in areas 31-36
• Annual refresher training including demonstation of competency in areas 31-36
• Additional training required for post-emergency cleanup activities unless there is no exposure to hazardous substances. See Figure 1 for guidance.

Skilled Support

- Immediate, short-term intervention of a specialized nature that cannot be performed by other workers
- On-scene resource documentation
- Operation of certain equipment such as mechanized digging equipment, cranes, and other hoisting equipment
- Aerial assessment
- Remote sensing aerial platforms
- Photo-documentation
- Administrative/finance support

Minimum Training & Experience

• Spill site briefing in areas 55-59

Specialist Employer

- Dispersion modeling personnel
- Meteorologist
- Analytical chemical/oil specialist
- Professional engineer/spill recovery system or shipbuilding specialist

Minimum Training & Experience

• Briefing covering areas 55-59
• Training or demonstrated competency in area of specialization annually