Spill Response Training

2026 Onshore Oil Spill Response Training

This course is designed to meet the general training requirements for response personnel, members of an Incident Management Team (IMT), and the Qualified Individual (QI) in an onshore environment. The following topics will be covered:

• Spill reporting procedures
• Predicting spill movement
• Response equipment selection and deployment
• Inland response tactics – recovery, protection, mitigation, cleanup, and disposal
• Incident Management Team (IMT) responsibilities
• NIMS Incident Command System (ICS) Fundamentals
• Incident Management – Reactive and Proactive Phases
• Incident Command Post – Physical and Virtual
• Response Planning – Developing an Incident Action Plan
• Community Impact – Public and Environment
• Training and Exercise Requirements – PREP
• OPA 90 Liability for Responsible Party (RP)
• Role of Government – Federal, State, and Local
• Regulatory Updates

This training will also meet the QI regulatory training requirements for the following plans:

• USCG Response Plan for Oil Facilities – 33 CFR 154
• EPA Facility-Specific Response Plan – 40 CFR 112
• EPA Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan – 40 CFR 112
• PHMSA Response Plan for Onshore Pipelines – 49 CFR 194

This training should be sufficient to meet any state and/or local requirements as well, but please contact JCC to confirm based upon the specific jurisdiction involved.
This training will be conducted virtually via Microsoft Teams. The meeting invitation will be sent prior to the training date to all attendees utilizing the contact information provided with their registration.
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