Transcript Columbia Pacific Bio Refinery

Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery
Medium Discharge
Drill Exercise
Clatskanie, OR
August 14th, 2014
The Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery (CPBR)/Global
Partners owns and operates a fuel-grade ethanol
production and bulk liquid commodity
transloading facility at Port Westward, located
near Clatskanie, Oregon. The Company has
continuously executed a business strategy to
transload unit trains of bulk liquid commodities,
including ethanol and Bakken Crude Oil, to
ocean-going barges from the Beaver Westward
Dock since November 2012.
Columbia Pacific Facility
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Start-up in June 2008
Currently Employs 48 Full-Time Personnel
Operations are continuous 24 hours 7 days a week
It is a gated facility that follows all criteria of Homeland Security
Facility Response Plan
Table top Exercise
• The purpose of this procedure is to describe the proper
methods for preventing, responding to, reporting and
investigating releases at CPBR.
• This procedure has been developed to improve facility
spill management capabilities through table top exercises
which support Federal and State reporting guidelines in
the event of a reportable spill or release.
• It is a preplanned exercise cycle that covers the three
different risk factors.
1. Most probable – 28.95 barrels
2. Medium risk – 1200 barrels
3. Worst case – 2895 barrels
The design of the exercise was a joint effort of
various members of the Oregon response
community, including representatives from the
following organizations:
• Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery
• United States Coast Guard (USCG)
• Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ)
• Clean Rivers Cooperative (CRC)
• NJ Resources, Inc. (NJR)
• Washington Department of Ecology
• Environmental Protection Agency
The exercise was a one-day, Command
Post style exercise intended to simulate
the initial response to a medium-case
discharge. The focus was on the planning
process from the ICS-201 Incident
Briefing through the Tactics Meeting.
National Incident Management System (NIMS)
Completed
Drill Started
Initial
Unified
Command
Meeting
Update
Objectives
Meeting
Command
& General
Staff
Meeting
Preparing
for the
Tactics
Meeting
Tactics
Meeting
Barge loading at dock
• Meet Oregon DEQ and the National
Preparedness for Response Exercise Program
(PREP) requirements
• Exercise CPBR’s Facility Response Plan (FRP)
and Northwest Area Contingency Plan (NWACP)
• Form a unified command including Columbia
Pacific Bio-Refinery, U. S. Coast Guard, OR
DEQ, WA Department of Ecology, local Fire and
Emergency Medical Service (EMS) authorities
Response Equipment Stationed at
Columbia Pacific Bio Refinery
Super Skimmer
Float/Drum#501
Super Skimmer Hyd.P.P.#810
Belt Skimmer Attachment#551
4200 Skim Pak System#71556
Rain Gear
Rubber Gloves
Life Jackets
Rags
Shovels (Blade)
Shovels (Scoop)
Rakes (Steel)
Brooms (24 inch Push)
Squeegee (18 inch rubber
blade)
Boom Lights with FloatsGarden Rakes
Spare Tire
Pitch Forks
Manila Line
Personal Decon Kit
Anchors
Galaxy 1 Yard Waste
First Aid Kit
Container
Fire Extinguisher
Plastic Sheeting
Garbage Can
Drum Liners
Pike Pole
Drum Liners
Boom Pins
Absorbent Boom
Oars
Absorbent Pads
Push Brooms
Absorbent Sweep
Round Tip Shovels
14’ Skiff #010-58
Square Tip Shovels
Ratchet Straps
Safety Wash Stations
Bind Straps
Portable, Intrinsically Safe
Radios
PREP Objectives
1 Staff Mobilization
2 Unified Command
Federal Representation
State Representation
Local Representation
Responsible Party
Representation
Response Management
System
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance
Public Affairs
Safety Affairs
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Source Control
Assessment
Containment
Recovery
On-water Recovery
Shore-Based Recovery
7 Communications
Internal Communications
External Communications
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Protection
Protective Booming
Water Intake Protection
Wildlife Recovery & Rehabilitation
Population Protection
9 Disposal
10 Transportation
Land Transportation
Waterborne Transportation
Airborne Transportation
11Personnel Support
Management
Berthing
Messing
Operational/Admin spaces
Emergency Procedures
12Equipment Maintenance & Support
Response Equipment
Response Equipment (Support)
13Procurement
Personnel
Response Equipment
Support Equipment
14Documentation
ACTIVITIES TO BE SPECIFICALLY
INCLUDED IN THE DRILL:
• Establish a Joint Information Center (JIC)
• Identify critical environmental habitat and develop
an ICS-232 (Resources at Risk)
• Identify intermediate storage
• Exercise the Liaison Officer function
• Mobilize and staff response effort for wildlife
rehabilitation
• Develop response tactics to protect
environmentally sensitive areas not specifically
outlined in the Geographic Response Plan (GRP)
• Maritime Transportation System Recovery Unit
(MTSRU)
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS
• Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery
• U.S. Coast Guard
• State of Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality
• State of Washington Department of
Ecology
• Clatskanie Rural Fire Protection District
• Clean Rivers Cooperative
• National Response Corporation
• NJ Resources
Columbia Pacific Bio-Refinery
2015
EXERCISE