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Spillcon 2013

AIP, AMOSC & Core Group attended Spillcon this year at Cairns QLD. Dr. John Tilley, Executive Director of AIP chaired the conference and AMOSC staged an information booth in the exhibition centre. The key contribution to Spillcon was through AMOSC staff and the Core Group working with the National Plan NRT to provide an on water display. Once again, mutual co-operation was furthered through industry working with governments on all areas of oil spill response.

AMOSC in Fremantle

AMOSC will officially open its Fremantle office in mid May. The office has been conducting courses and consultation with both Woody and Nathan operating from this office. The contact details for the Perth office are: PO Box 114 Fremantle WA 6959, Lot N20 Port Beach Rd Koolinda House NQ Berth 1 Fremantle Port, Phone: (08) 9336 3408

New AMOSC Staff Member

AMOSC is pleased to announce the addition of Angela Sampson as the Administration Assistant/Receptionist. Angela joins us from Drake Personnel based in Melbourne and Perth and has extensive experience in HR and Administration.

OSRL and AMOSC Alliance Agreement

OSRL and AMOSC have re-signed the alliance agreement that allows for interchanging of equipment, personnel, knowledge and information for preparedness and response issues. This is a 3 year extendable agreement that will bebefit Australian industry by having AMOSC act as the callout authority for OSRL during an Australian based incident.

Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre (AMOSC) & Industry Consultation under the Offshore Petroleum & Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2011

To assist members prepare environmental plans and oil spill contingency plans, AMOSC has prepared the following guidance note. Click here.



TWENTY YEARS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MARINE OIL SPILL CENTRE - June 2012

In 1989 there was a substantial oil spill in Alaska from the Exxon Valdez. The enormous impact of this, both economical and environmental, prompted the Australian oil industry to review its preparedness for a major oil spill. This review identified opportunities for upgrading arrangements to combat a major oil spill. As a result of this, AMOSC was created in 1991 and moved into its current location in 1992. We will be celebrating our 21st anniversary in 2012.

 

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