Oil/ Hazmat Spill Training Services
BlueWater provides focused training on all types of oil, chemical, and hazmat spill emergencies. We offer training for the vessel or facility operator in skills for first response.
In addition, specialized preparedness training for supervisors and managers to understand their responsibilities and actions that may be effective in a potential incident.
Spill Responder Training
Hands on spill responder course designed to provide the facility and vessel operator with the practical tools and understanding to more effectively manage Spill Response Field Operations.
- Deploy
- Operate
- Understand
Qualified Individual
An interactive workshop to learn the responsibilities, actions, of the Qualified Individual. Class participates with State and federal agency representatives to learn what the agencies expect for “effective Spill response”. Class reviews recent case studies on what was done right and what needs to be improved.
Person-in-charge (Terminal/ Vessel) TPIC/ VPIC
Classroom training involving your terminal/ vessel and operations manual. Class works through operational and emergency actions for your facility. Practice, understand, and effectively manage PIC documentation.
Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response Training Services
- Level 1 - First responsder Awareness FRA
- Level 2 - First Responder Operator FRO
- Level 3 - Technician
- Level 4 - Specialist
Spill Trajectory Modeling
Hands-on class for understanding of the application of Computer Models to distribution of oil and chemical releases on water. Students practice modeling of releases using OilMap ® programs. Trajectory modeling is a key tool in emergency response management and the course provides an overview of modeling assumptions and required input data to produce reliable results.
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC)
Interactive class on spill prevention measures and how to effectively use to manage a release. Review of Inspection, Documentation, reporting of spill containment features in your normal operations. Understand requirements for reporting a spill.