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Welcome to a new Staff Member

AMOSC is pleased to announce that Andrew McCallum has accepted a position at AMOSC as Technical Officer (Equipment).  Andrew is an experienced Chemical Engineer who, in more recent years, has applied his expertise as a consultant Drilling Fluids Engineer off the north west shelf of Western Australia and has undertaken roles such as major project logistics and the onsite coordination of fluid systems and their operational impacts on drilling programs.

We welcome Andrew into AMOSC on the 1 May 2012.

AMOSC and the "RENA"
A number of AMOSC staff and industry core group have recently been involved in the cleanup operation of oil spilled from the grounded vessel "RENA" off the Bay of Plenty in Tauranga New Zealand.... Read More

AMOSC, A Change at the Top.
Nick Quinn hasl taken over as the General Manager of AMOSC. Stepping down is Ivan Skibinski, who has been the General Manager of AMOSC for the past 7 years.

New Appointment at AMOSC
Phillip Starkins has joined AMOSC as of January 2012. Phillips role within AMOSC will be the manager of preparedness.

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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