eastern region oil spill disaster contingency plan - Indian Coast Guard

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(i) Inflatable boom
(ii) Dispersant spraying equipment capable of being mounted on
surface craft.
(iii) Suitable dispersant chemicals of the nature and quantity
estimated as requirement of the Local Action Group as part of the
Local Contingency plan.
(iv) Oil Skimmer
(v) Surface craft on which above dispersant equipment can be
mounted and can be used for rigging boom etc.
(f) To arrange for training of personnel expected to be engaged in
above operations.
(g) To arrange for periodical exercise under the guidance of the RCC to
keep equipment and personnel on continuous readiness for oil spill
response operations.
(h) To consult the CG, the DGS, or any other authority, when further
assistance is required.
(j) To keep the CG apprised of actions being taken.
1.34. Coastal State Government – State Pollution Control Boards.
(a) To take all suitable measures to prevent pollution on shoreline
(b) To render all possible assistance to the coordinator of the On Scene
Commander, Local Action Group and District Commander particularly in
accordance with the contingency plan.
(c) To maintain adequate quantity of basic pollution response
equipment like deflective booms, fence booms, spray equipment along
with specialized equipment for beach protection and shoreline cleanup.
(d) To identify suitable type of tug / boat / fishing vessel in consultation
with On Scene Commander / Coast Guard for mounting the dispersant
spraying equipment.
(e) To identify places for waste oil disposal / pits.
1.35. Mercantile Marine Department.
(a) To render all possible assistance to the co-ordinator of the local
contingency/action plan.
(b) To provide technical advise to Local Action Group and CCA
(c) To assist local action group in identifying surface craft suitable for
mounting dispersant spraying equipment