WCSS OIL SPILL CO-OPERATIVE EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT REPORT

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1 WCSS OIL SPILL CO-OPERATIVE EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT REPORT Oil Spill Co-Operative: Oil Spill Co-Op Chairman: Area D Chris Labrie Exercise Date: September 27, 2017 Type of Exercise: Location of Exercise: Oil Spill Containment & Recovery in a Large River Lesser Slave River (water intake) EXERCISE OBJECTIVES The objectives of the exercise were to: (check applicable ones) 1 Supply theoretical training (classroom) 2 Evaluate deployment methods (hands-on training) 3 Evaluate safety procedures 4 Evaluate boat handling and operations 5 Evaluate response capabilities 6 Evaluate communications 7 Evaluate Control Point 8 Evaluate Co-op equipment 9 Evaluate WCSS equipment 10 Evaluate new equipment 11 Other (please specify) Spill Preparedness and Response Support since Main Office: #280, th Street N.E. Calgary, Alberta T2E 7H7 Mailing Address: Box 503, Avenue N.E. Calgary, Alberta T1Y 6M6 T : (403) E: info@wcss.ab.ca

2 EXERCISE REPORT - CHRONOLOGICAL Time Event and Description Problems 07:30-08:30 Sign In 08:30-08:45 Area D Overview Chris Labrie 08:45-09:20 WCSS Overview Ken Bolan 09:20-09:45 Break 09:45-09:55 Safety Briefing Ken Bolan 09:55-10:10 Set up for Dryland Demonstration 10:10-11:00 Dryland Equipment Demo 11:00-11:30 ICS Overview, Team & Crew Selection 11:30-11:40 Swift Water Rescue Demonstration Slave Lake Fire Dept. 11:40-12:20 Lunch 12:20-12:40 RCMP Presentation Cpl Marsha Copeland 12:40-12:50 Boat Briefing, begin deployment 12:50-13:00 Standard Deployment River Marker Buoy upstream/downstream 13:00-13:10 Deployment Shore Protection Boom 13:10-13:25 Installed Drive Pin Anchor 13:25-13:35 Shoreline Boom Anchors 13:35-13:40 Instream Anchors 13:40-13:50 Helicopter Aerial Photos, Filming 13:50-14:00 Attached Hand Line Bridles for Shoreline 14:00-14:10 Containment Anchor 14:10-14:30 Containment Boom to Anchor 14:30-14:40 Secondary Continment 14:40-15:30 Containment Complete, Demobilize 15:30-15:45 Wildlife Overview 15:45- Clean up

3 AREA D ANNUAL EXERCISE Wednesday September 27, 2017 Oil Spill Containment & Recovery in a Large River Location: At the mouth of the Lesser Slave River (water intake) MAP Parking space will be indicated; please carpool Visit Coop Exercise Training Page for information about other WCSS coop exercises Coop Exercise Attendee Responsibilities: 1. Sign-in; this will be used as acknowledgement of the safety briefing delivered by the WCSS instructor. 2. Utilize appropriate forms to report injuries, incidents, accidents or near misses (provided by WCSS Rep). 3. Contribute to hazard assessment. 4. Actively participate in hands-on training. 5. Observe safe conduct at all times. 6. Meet Minimum PPE Requirements : - Steel-toed boots - Fire retardant coveralls - Eye protection - Hard Hat - Gloves Contact Information: Area D Chairman Chris Labrie / (780) / Chris.Labrie@plainsmidstream.com Area D Alt. Chairman Rodney Cardinal / (780) / rcardinal@pembina.com Area D Administrator Shannon Jarrell / (403) / shannon.jarrell@wcss.ab.ca

4 DETAILS 07:30 08:00 Check-in On Site. ***Click to Register: Area D Online Registration 08:00 08:30 Introductions / Area D & WCSS Information Session 08:30 09:00 Regulatory Presentations 09:30 10:00 Coffee Break 10:00 11:15 Safety Briefing Dryland Equipment Deployment Demonstration 11:15 11:30 ICS Overview 11:30 11:45 Presentation from Slave Lake RCMP 11:45 12:45 Lunch provided onsite 12:45 15:00 Equipment Deployment into Lesser Slave River Wildlife Deterrent Deployment Discussion 15:00 15:30 Clean-up / Debrief Exercises with a field component will require volunteers for hands-on work; no previous experience is necessary. Incident Commander fully supported by the WCSS Instructor Safety Officer ideally a volunteer who currently works in a Safety Advisory or similar role Boom Captain & Crew up to 10 Skimmer Captain & Crew up to 6 Pump Captain & Crew up to 6 Shoreline Crew up to 15 Boat Crews up to 6 Other positions as required up 20

5 DEBRIEFING EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT Safety: What safety issues were not identified and could be managed more effectively? -Flagging for pins Equipment Deployment: How could we have improved the equipment deployment portion of the exercise? -Communication Equipment Deficiencies: What equipment deficiencies did you see? -- Communications: How can we improve communications? (i.e. was the sound acceptable? Were directions clear?) -Generator made it hard to hear even with the PA system. Training Effectiveness/Exercise Improvement: How can we make these exercises more effective? -- Lessons Learned: What were the lessons learned? -Reverse anchor sets (boat ops) -Time it can take to properly contain & recover Other Types of Training: What other types of co-op exercises would you like to see? -- Other Equipment Needed in this Area: What additional equipment would be beneficial to this co-op area? --

6 ATTENDANCE: No. of Participants 90 No. of Member Companies in Area 83 No. of Area Companies Represented 45 % of Membership Representation 55% AREA D EXERCISE DATE: SEPTEMBER 27, 2017 MEMBER COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE: Aeneid Exploration Inc Apache Canada Ltd (Paramount Resources) Baytex Energy Ltd Bering Exploration Company ULC Bernum Petroleum Ltd BlackPearl Resources Inc Canadian Natural Resources Ltd Cardinal Energy Ltd Coastal Resources Ltd Crescent Point Energy Corp Crimson Oil & Gas Ltd Enercapita Energy Ltd Enerchem International Inc Firenze Energy Ltd Georox Resources Inc Gryphon Petroleum Corp Harvest Operations Corp Keyera Energy Ltd Kinmerc Oil & Gas Inc Koch Oil Sands Operating ULC Long Run Exploration Ltd Mancal Energy Inc Mount Bastion Oil & Gas Corp Murphy Oil Company Ltd Newalta Corp Obsidian Energy Ltd Pembina Pipeline Corp Persta Resources Inc Plains Midstream Canada ULC Prairie Provident Resources Canada Ltd Predator Oil Ltd Prosper Petroleum Ltd Questfire Energy Corp Rustum Petroleums Ltd Sequoia Resources Corp Spur Petroleum Ltd Summerland Energy Inc Surge Energy Inc Tervita Corp Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure Ltd

7 Tiger Calcium Services Inc Whitehall Energy Ltd Toro Oil & Gas Ltd XTO Energy Canada ULC Vermilion Energy Inc Member Companies Not in Attendance: Accurate Energy Solutions Ltd Husky Oil Operations Ltd Andora Energy Corp Kaisen Energy Corp Anterra Energy Inc Long Lake Energy Ltd Barnwell of Canada Ltd Manitok Energy Inc Border Petroleum Ltd Mistahiya Resources Ltd Bounty Developments Ltd Perpetual Operating Corp Canadian Oil & Gas International Inc Renergy Petroleum (Canada) Company Ltd Canadian Rockies Petroleum Corp Sabanero Energy Corp Canamax Energy Ltd SCCC Petroleum Corp Cenovus Energy inc Shell Canada Ltd Cequence Energy Ltd Signalta Resources Ltd Cote Resources Ltd Sonoma Resources Ltd Deergarden Resources Ltd Spartan Energy Corp Deltastream Energy Corp Tallahassee Resources Inc Dolomite Energy Inc Tangle Creek Energy Ltd Ener T Corp Transaction Oil & Gas Ventures Inc Far West Energy Corp Trophy Petroleum Corp G. Herman Group Inc Virginia Hills Oil Corp Goldenkey Oil Inc Whitecap Resources Inc Non-member Companies in Attendance: Aqua Terra Water Management Inc (A, C) Insignia Energy Axiom Oil & Gas (I/J) ISH Energy Ltd (Y) Eagle Safety Laracina Energy Enbridge Pipeline Pembina Pipelines (W)

8 Plains Midstream Canada ULC (T) SanLing Energy Sequoia Resources Corp (I/J, T, VR-1) Summerland Energy Inc (M) Sword Transport Taku Gas Ltd