Welcome to an Overview of Oil Spills in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf for Corporate Management.

This course is aimed at Corporate Managers involved in operations within the UK’s continental shelf.

It is intended as a condensed 1-hour online overview of the BEIS OPEP Level 2 Course.

This training module is part of SpillConsult’s new bite-sized refresher series.

This module Transitioning from Reactive to Proactive Response, is part of our full ICS (IMS) Refresher course.

This individual version those who would prefer not to complete our full ICS Refresher, but would benefit from a refresher course on a particular topic.

This training module is part of SpillConsult’s new bite-sized refresher series.

This module Proactive Phase - Planning Cycle, Meetings and Briefings, is part of our full ICS (IMS) Refresher course.

This individual version those who would prefer not to complete our full ICS Refresher, but would benefit from a refresher course on a particular topic.

This training module is part of SpillConsult’s new bite-sized refresher series.

This module Principals & Features of ICS, is part of our full ICS (IMS) Refresher course.

This individual version those who would prefer not to complete our full ICS Refresher, but would benefit from a refresher course on a particular topic.

This course is designed for individuals tasked with the role of Planning Section Chief within the Incident Command System. By the end of the course, participants will understand the key responsibilities and duties of the Planning Section Chief, learn how to effectively activate and organize the Planning Section, and develop comprehensive Incident Action Plans. Additionally, learners will gain skills in facilitating planning meetings, coordinating with other sections, and conducting thorough debriefings post-incident. Ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their incident management capabilities, this course provides practical knowledge and tools to ensure efficient and effective response operations.

This course is designed for individuals fulfilling the role of Operations Section Chief within the Incident Command System. By the end of the course, participants will be able to effectively assess and respond to incidents, establish and manage the Operations Section, and implement and develop Incident Action Plans. Learners will also gain skills in coordinating with other sections and organizations, conducting section meetings, and demobilizing personnel and resources efficiently. The course is ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their operational leadership skills and ensure safety and effectiveness in emergency response situations.

This course equips individuals with the essential skills and knowledge to effectively fulfill the role of a Logistics Section Chief (LSC) within the Incident Command System (ICS). By the end of this course, participants will be able to understand the ICS structure and the Logistics Chief's responsibilities, organize and manage logistics operations, forecast and address logistical needs, and coordinate effectively with other agencies and team members. Designed for professionals stepping into or currently holding the position of LSC, this course emphasizes practical strategies and clear communication to ensure efficient incident management. Join us to enhance your leadership capabilities and operational efficiency in logistics management.

ICS 200 (IMS 200) Incident Command Systems for initial incident actions and the management of single resources. Building on the knowledge learnt from ICS 100, the ICS 200 course provides training for personnel who are likely to assume a supervisory role within an incident management team in their organisation.

ICS 100 (IMS 100) This course is an Introduction to the Incident Command System, it introduces the Incident Command System (ICS) and provides the foundation for other levels of ICS training. This course covers the history, features, principles, facilities used and organisational structure of the Incident Command System.