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- 26 - recreational facilities and centers about the incident and the restricted area. (f) Control of discharge – ICG or other units can perform damage control and prevent further discharge (g) Ascertain the quantity of oil discharged. (h) Obtain weather and oceanographic inputs like current, tidal conditions and wind parameters (i) Ascertain physical and chemical characteristics of oil (j) Carryout aerial assessment and issue necessary orders (k) Start a log for actions taken and assets utilized for processing claims (l) Send out communication for mobilisation of PR equipment (m) Send out communication to relevant authorities to provide for support utilities like barges, tugs, small tankers for transfer of cargo, other material and men required through sub-contractors etc. (n) Send information to NAVAREA Coordinator for restriction of area (o) On obtaining inputs, carryout assessment of the spill, likely movement and the area likely to be affected with the core team. (p) Calculate the time and space for effective deployment of boom for containment or diversion of slick (q) Carryout preventive booming in sensitive areas (r) Carryout Net Environment Benefit Analysis and establish the best possible response with regard to time and space. (s) If time and space does not permit deployment of boom and recovery of oil, decide for the best alternative response measure available after weighting the cost benefit analysis. In some cases shore booming and deviation methods are effective to collect oil on shore than on sea. (t) Deploy necessary personnel and equipment for shoreline cleanup, if required. (u) Assume oil drifted to respective oil handling agencies control areas and exercise the plan holders to mobilize their PR equipment. (v) All plan holders should exercise their respective procedures for cleanup their water (upto 500 m) around oil rigs, SBMs etc and the entire port limit by respective port). (w) The shore line cleanup team should identify dispersal area and wear protective clothing.
- 27 - (x) If the oil does not hit the coast immediately and if time and space permit, the possibility of application of OSD to be examined, subject to strict adherence to OSD guidelines 2009 for application (y) Check availability of air and surface assets for OSD application (z) Mobilise OSD to the place of embarkation (port or airfield etc) (aa) Carry out continuous aerial surveillance for assessment and dispersion details of oil (bb) Carryout resource damage assessment with scientific community (cc) Carryout documentation (dd) Carryout claims processing (ee) Forward claims to DG Shipping for award of compensation and clean up cost. (ff) Complete the documentation of the exercise as per para 1.34. (gg) Evaluation team to provide details of the short comings as per para 1.32. (j) of the response action of participating agencies (hh) Issue stand down notice to all agencies 1.56. Post Exercise. (a) Carry out debrief with photo and videographic evidence (b) Issue recommendations and an evaluation report to participating resource agencies and Regional Headquarters.
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