Swift Action, Strong Protection
Comprehensive Oil and HNS Spill Preparedness Plan for a Safer Coastline
01
Training & Exercise
Ship
Incidents
Tank Farm
Accidents
Pipeline
damage
Boat
Accidents
Aircraft
Accident
Natural
Disaster
Inland
Sources
Terrorist
Attack
Training is mandatory for all personnel involved in Tier 1 to Tier 3 spill responses, tailored to their intervention level and responsibilities. Emergency plan personnel receive specific training on plan implementation. Supervisory and advisory roles undergo formal training courses.
NOHSCP Reference
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Tier 01 Training and exercise plan
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IMT Training and exercise Plan
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Tier 01 Training and exercise Database
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Tier 02 Training and exercise Database
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IMT Training and exercise Database
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Capacity building requirements (Tier 01)
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Capacity building requirements (Tier 2)
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Capacity building requirements (Oil spill response)
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Capacity building requirements (Sea response)
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Capacity building requirements (Asses the level of pollution)
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Capacity building requirements (IMT)
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IMT Resource Directory
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ICS - Training & excercie plan
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ICS - Training & excercie database
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Resources
- Union Civil protection Mechanism Maritime Disaster Preparednes Advisory mission to Sri Lanka-Sp 2023.pdf
- EU Deligation TOR.pdf
- HAWAI Report.pdf
- IMO Level 01 training database.pdf
- IMO Level 01 training database.pdf
- Marine Environment Respose & District Response advisory Team.pdf
- Marine Spill Response Coportation-Hawaii (MSRC)pptx.pptx
- CEDRE Workshop Sampling.pptx
- CC-CEDRE Workshop MEPA.pptx
- Oil & HNS Exercise - SPILLEX 2019
- Report on Marine Pollution Environmental Emergency Response in the Maldives
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Equipment directory
Every oil handling agency is required to maintain and individual. Oil spill stock fills and directory, which must be sheard with MEPA to uphold the national oil and HNS spill stockpile directory.
NOHSCP Reference
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Tier 01 level equipment directory
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IMT agencies equipment directories
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Oil handling agencies equipment list
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Colombo International West Terminal Pvt Ltd
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Sri Lanka Ports Authroity - Trincomalle
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Prima Ceylon Pvt Ltd
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Litro Gas Terminal
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Lanka IOC PLC
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Hambanthota International Port
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Sri Lanka Ports Authoroity - Galle
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Ceylon Petroleum Storage Limited
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Ceylon Petroleum Corporation
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Sri Lanka Ports Authority - Colombo
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Colombo Dockyard
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Saffron Aviation Pvt Ltd
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Annual equipment audit procedure
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Annual equipment data update format
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Oil spill equipment equipment storage and maintenance guidline
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Capacity building requirements (Tier 01)
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Capacity building requirements (IMT)
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IMT Resource Directory
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Vehicle & machine arrangement
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Inspection
Under oil spill contingency plan regulation No.01 of 2012, oil handling agencies must conduct regular inspections to assess spill response capabilities, equipment effectiveness, and personnel training adequacy. They also update response plans, ensure resource sufficiency, maintain documentation, and facilitate communication with relevant agencies.
NOHSCP Reference
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OSCP Holder agency inspection database
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Procedure for incorporating HNS spill to OSCP
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HNS handling agencies database
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Resources
- XPP- intial beach inspection report 2021-5-26.pdf
- Colombo Dockyard.pdf
- CPC.pdf
- CPSTL - Contingency Plan (1).pdf
- Hambanthota International Port.pdf
- Lanka IOC PLC.pdf
- Litro Gas Oil Spill Respond Plan.pdf
- Oil spill Contingency Plan tokyo cement.pdf
- Oil Spill Contingency Plan Regulations No_01 of 2012.pdf
- Port Of Galle - OSCP 2020.pdf
- Port of Trincomalee OSCP.pdf
- Trincomalee China Bay OSCP.pdf
- West Container Terminal.pdf
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Contact Directory
This section include contact and location details for personnel equipment storage ,and other resources essential for oil and HNS spill response.
NOHSCP Reference
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Contingency management group contact details
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IMT contact details
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Relevant ministries contact details
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Support agencies contact details
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Oil handling agencies contact details
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HNS handling agencies contact details
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Warehouse contacts details
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Waste handling agencies contacts details
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Local Oil and HNS response assistance agencies' contact details
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International Oil and HNS response assistance agencies' contact details
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NGO contact details
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Laboratory contact details (local/international)
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Operation centers contact details
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Local/International salvage agency contact details
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Doner agencies local contact details
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Doner agencies foreign contact details
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Transportation (Land) contact details
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Transportation (Sea) contact details
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Transportation (Air) contact details
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Underwater operation (Local/International) contact details
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Salvage agencies contact directory (Local & International)
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Operations Center contact
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Refuge places
Designating refuge places, I crucial for distressed ship to minimize environmental and socio-economic impacts in adjacent areas during emergencies. These per-designed refuge places serve as safe havens for ships in distress.
NOHSCP Reference
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Refuge places selection guideline
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- - Emergency No 1949
Refuge places database
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Resources
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Baseline data
Baseline data on marine and coastal areas, including water quality, environmental sensitivity, and fisheries productivity, are essential for assessing damage in the event of a ship incident. Relevant information should be attached to facilitate accurate assessment.
NOHSCP reference
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Environment sensitive Index (ESI) Data database
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Hazard evaluation
Fish larval density database
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Marine Sanctuary database
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Marine animal death database
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Aquaculture area database
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Coastal Hotel database
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Coastal structure database
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Bathing site database
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Fish processing site database
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Sea water intake database
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Fishery harbor database
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Popular beaches database
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Island database
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Water quality database
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Procedure to collect baseline data
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Mangrove database
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Turtle nesting sites database
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Coral database
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Sea grass bed database
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Consultancy support
Obtaining consultancy services to prepare damage assessment, oil and HNS response, legal support.
NOHSCP Reference
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Oil and HNS response technical assistance specialist databases
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Oil and HNS expert databases
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Environment damage assessment specialist databases
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Legal support specialist databases
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Resources
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Research and development
Research and development (R&D) on oil and hazardous noxious substances (HNS) spills are pivotal in enhancing response capacity, improving decision-making, and advancing damage assessment and environmental restoration.
NOHSCP reference
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Research/ Survay database
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Capacity Building requirements-reaserch
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Resources
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Satellite Monitoring for pollution identification
A satellite system has been established to collect data and observations worldwide for aerial monitoring of sea surfaces, identifying all forms of pollution.
NOHSCP reference
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Satellite monitoring database
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Air surveilance pollution monitoring database
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List of response agencies and responsibilities
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Procedure for coordination with neighboring countries' port state control
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Procedure to inspect suspected ship
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Pollution related ship inspection database
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Procedure to delegate ship inspection power
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Capacity building requirements
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