November 10, 2025
08:00
Hilton DoubleTree West End (or equivalent hotel)
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This intensive 5-day programme equips maritime, environmental, and safety professionals with the skills to prevent port / terminal oil spills, coordinate emergency response, and manage efficient recovery. Through a blend of technical briefings, interactive simulations, and case reviews, you’ll learn regulatory frameworks, response logistics, environmental mitigation, and stakeholder coordination for maritime spill events.
Port operations face high exposure to oil handling risks—rapid, well-coordinated response is essential to prevent environmental, reputational, and financial damage.
Regulatory demands are intensifying—professionals must understand legal frameworks, clean-up obligations, and liability responsibilities.
Cross-functional readiness is critical—response requires seamless coordination among operators, authorities, equipment providers, and affected communities.
Port authority and terminal operations managers overseeing oil, fuel, bunkering, or tanker operations
Environmental and safety officers in shipping, logistics, and maritime services
Emergency response coordinators and HSE specialists in oil import/export, bunkering, or tanker handling
Consultants, auditors, and planners supporting port resilience, spill contingency, or recovery strategies
During this hands-on five-day course, you will:
Understand oil spill mechanics: properties, behaviour, and trajectory modeling
Navigate legal frameworks: national and port-specific regulations, liabilities, UN and IMO standards
Develop preventive strategies: good operational practice and risk prevention across marine handling operations
Coordinate emergency logistics: alert triggers, alert escalation, equipment deployment, and multi-agency interface
Apply containment & recovery techniques: boom placement, skimming, vacuum, and sheening control
Manage shoreline clean-up: manual and mechanical techniques for sensitive coastal environments
Lead communications & stakeholder engagement: fast, accurate messaging to authorities, media, community and vessel operators
Design recovery & evaluation plans: post-spill audits, impact assessments, documentation and continuous improvement
Execute scenario simulations: real-time crisis exercises, spill drills, and inter-agency command coordination
Hamed, Port Operations Manager – Maritime Terminal
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
“The instructor gave me lots of help and ideas. I learned to model spill spread and deploy containment equipment correctly. The simulation exercises were highly useful, and I enjoyed coordinating with fellow stakeholders. I plan to update our port emergency response manual based on these learnings.”
Omar, HSE Specialist – Shipping Company
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
“Thanks you to the speaker who made this course so interesting. The legal and regulatory session clarified complex compliance requirements. I found the boom deployment drills informative, and I will apply these techniques in our next tanker bunkering operation.”
Faisal, Environmental Coordinator – Logistics
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
“I learned practical shoreline clean‑up methods and effective stakeholder communications. I enjoyed the scenario-based command exercises, and I plan to lead a multi-agency spill drill at our port facility.”