Capabilities

Training

Underlying all training development at CISPRI is the commitment to instill and grow the CISPRI safety culture, which puts a focus on effective pre-job safety planning and crew communications.

Regulatory Compliance
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Training activities are determined based on member regulatory requirements and further development of response personnel.

Drill Exercises
CISPRI conducts and participates in rigorous drill exercise programs in which member companies, government agencies, CISPRI personnel and contractors actively participate in simulated oil spills.

Response Scenarios
Drill exercises are designed to be realistic, involving ‘real time’ environmental conditions, simulated and/or physical deployment of response resources and in-depth planning by the Incident Management Team (IMT).

Wildlife Preparedness
Additionally, CISPRI participates in wildlife response familiarization training, such as wildlife hazing, bear guard, marine mammal capture and handling, and avian capture and stabilization.

Annual Training Matrix

Date
 
Location
Description
Group
Tactic
Equipment & Resources
Lead
January
 
Cook Inlet
Dynamic Ice Skimming
Boat Crew
OW-2
OSRV's
Name
4
 
8-hour HAZWOPER Refresher
B/A
Baeten
11
 
8-hour HAZWOPER Refresher
C/B
Baeten
18
 
Ice Sled
D/C
IL-2
Hack
25
 
8-hour HAZWOPER Refresher
E/D
Baeten
February
 
Cook Inlet
Dynamic Ice Skimming
Boat Crew
OW-2
OSRV's
Name
1
 
Ice Sled
A/E
IL-2
Kuehn
8
 
Ice Sled
B/A
IL-2
Petersen
22
 
SA Protection - Cultural Resources
D/C
SA-3
Office of History and Archaeology
Baeten
29
 
OPEN
E/D
March
 
Cook Inlet
All Required Class Trainings/OW-2
Boat Crew
In House
HAZWOPER, HAZCOM, etc.
Name
7
 
SA Protection - Cultural Resources
A/E
SA-3
Office of History and Archaeology
Baeten
12-13
 
Rigger / Signal Person
Alaska Crane Consultants
Bill Elmore
14
 
SA Protection - Cultural Resources
B/A
SA-3
Office of History and Archaeology
Baeeten
21
 
IRT Responder Vessel
C/B
NS-1
Randall
28
 
OPEN
D/C
OSRV / CIR
Hack
Date
 
Location
Description
Group
Tactic
Equipment & Resources
Lead
April
 
Cook Inlet
Primary Response Vessel Task Force
Boat Crew
CI-OW-1
OSRV's
Name
4
 
CFV - Homer
E/D
NS-2
CFVs / IRTs / SNRTs
Bartelds
9-10
 
Rigger / Signal Person
A/E
Alaska Crane Consultants
Bill Elmore
11
 
SNRT / IRT Academy
A/E
OW-5
Lightering of Small Vessel
Kuehn
18
Hilcorp Drill
B/A
NS-2
Petersen
25
 
CFV - Kodiak
C/B
NS-2
CFVs and CISPRI
Randall
May
 
Cook Inlet
OW-7 Lightering Tactic
Boat Crew
OW-4
OSRV's
Name
2
 
Bear Guard
D/C
W-6
Shotgun / Snowshoe Gun Club
Baeten
9
 
Bear Guard
E/D
W-6
Shotgun / Snowshoe Gun Club
Baeten
16
 
US Ecology - POA AMPD
A/E
Kuehn
23
 
Bear Guard
B/A
W-6
Shotgun / Snowshoe Gun Club
Baeten
30
 
Kenai River
Anchor Systems with Boom - River
C/B
Randall
June
 
Cook Inlet
141 Barge Loading Procedure
Boat Crew
OW-4
OSRV's
Name
5-6
 
Island Lake
TT-600 Fire Pump
D/C
T&T Salvage
Hack
13
 
Kenai River
Anchor Systems with Boom - River
E/D
Petersen
20
 
Kenai River
Anchor Systems with Boom - River
A/E
Kuehn
27
Stormy Creek
Inland Tactics
B/A
IL-3 / IL-4
Superman
Date
 
Location
Description
Group
Tactic
Equipment & Resources
Lead
July
 
Cook Inlet
Lightering to a Platform
Boat Crew
CI-OW-7
OSRV's
Name
4
 
HOLIDAY
C/B
11
 
Towable Bladders
D/C
Hack
18
 
Rigger / Signal Person
E/D
ITI
Petersen
25
 
Towable Bladders
A/E
Kuehn
August
 
Cook Inlet
Enhanced Recovery Task Force
Boat Crew
OW-6
OSRV's
Name
1
Towable Bladders
B/A
Superman
8
 
IRT Responder Vessel
C/B
NS-1
Randall
15
Low - 06:00
High - 12:15
K-Bay or CI Platforms
Fall Deployment
D/C
Hack
20
 
High: 06:00
7-Egg Creek
Underflow Dam (MegaSecure)
E/D
IL-4
IRTs + 2 Spill Techs
Petersen
22
 
US Ecology - POA AMPD
E/D
Petersen
29
 
Low - 08:30
‍High -
Kenai River
Kenai River GRS Proofing
A/E
Kuehn
September
 
Cook Inlet
Large Vessel Dispersants
Boat Crew
NM-1
OSRV's
Name
5
 
CFV - Seward
B/A
NS-2
CFVs / CISPRI
Superman
12
 
CFV - Homer
C/B
NS-2
CFVs / IRTs / SNRTs
Randall
19
 
CFV - Homer
D/C
NS-2
CFVs / IRTs / SNRTs
Hack
26
SUAS - Remote Pilot Intermediate
E/D
Comms Dept.
Nusunginya
Date
 
Location
Description
Group
Tactic
Equipment & Resources
Lead
October
 
Cook Inlet
OW-7 Lightering Tactic
Boat Crew
OW-6
OSRV's
Name
3
 
SUAs - Remote Pilot Intermediate
A/E
Comms Department
Nusunginya
10
 
Site Characterization - Tracking and Surveillance
B/A
TS-3
Baeten
17
 
SUAS - Remote Pilot Intermediate
C/B
Comms Department
Nusunginya
24
 
Site Characterization - Tracking and Surveillance
D/C
TS-3
Baeten
31
 
Site Characterization - Tracking and Surveillance
E/D
TS-3
Baeten
November
 
Cook Inlet
Sea Ice Observation / Ice Scout Training
Boat Crew
OSRV's
Name
7
 
OPEN
A/E
14
 
SOS 8-Hour Hazwoper Refresher
B/A
Baeten
21
 
Dispersant Systems
C/B
NM-1 / NM-2
Randall
28
 
HOLIDAY
D/C
December
 
Cook Inlet
Dynamic Ice Skimming
Boat Crew
OW-2
OSRV's
Name
5
 
Dispersant Systems
E/D
NM-1 / NM-2
Petersen
12
 
Dispersant Systems
A/E
NM-1 / NM-2
Kuehn
19
 
SNRT / IRT Academy
B/A
IL-2
Ice Saw - Slots and Trenches
Superman
26
 
OPEN
C/B