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The diagram below shows how our exclusion zones are constructed. No type or graphics may appear within this zone. Although vertical configuration of the formal lockup is shown here, the measurements apply to both versions.

Responder training is an essential pre-condition for effective oil spill response, which requires personnel who understand, and can perform, a variety of emergency response and incident management functions. The purpose of oil spill training is to ensure that these personnel are identified and given appropriate opportunities to learn and maintain relevant knowledge and skills. This document presents a stepwise process, known as the 'training cycle', to assist organizations and individuals in achieving this aim. This document is linked and cross-referenced to the companion Good Practice Guide on oil spill exercises.

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An Incident Management System (IMS) is essential to optimizing response times and efficiency, providing clarity in command and control, improving resource coordination and communications, and facilitating the cooperation and integration of responding organizations.

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This document identifies the principal health and safety issues when an oil spill occurs, their degree of severity and the practical steps to minimize the impact of the spill.

The diagram below shows how our exclusion zones are constructed. No type or graphics may appear within this zone. Although the primary wordmark is shown here, these measurements apply to all versions. In addition, the wordmark must be used in its entirety. Letters of the wordmark cannot be cut-off.

When visual elements are too close to the wordmark, it can take away the page hierarchy or create brand confusion. For this reason, an "exclusion zone," or area around the wordmark, provides helpful guidance.

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This document is aimed at those persons responsible for ensuring that oil spill contingency plans are practised and verified, providing guidance on constructing an exercise programme that is suitable for meeting an organization’s or facility’s requirements.

This guidance considers the effects of oil releases on fisheries, tourism and other commercial activities, and outlines available compensation schemes.