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RRT/NWAC Sector Puget Sound COTP/FOSC Report:

RRT/NWAC Sector Puget Sound COTP/FOSC Report:. March 2010. Sector Puget Sound Organization. Facility/Container Inspection Branch (November 2010 - March 2011). Waterfront Facility Safety/Security Inspections: 42 Security Spot checks: 28 Oil Transfer Monitors: 21

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RRT/NWAC Sector Puget Sound COTP/FOSC Report:

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  1. RRT/NWAC Sector Puget SoundCOTP/FOSC Report: March 2010

  2. Sector Puget Sound Organization

  3. Facility/Container Inspection Branch(November 2010 - March 2011) • Waterfront Facility Safety/Security Inspections: 42 • Security Spot checks: 28 • Oil Transfer Monitors: 21 • Hazmat Container Inspections: 594 • Recent Reg Changes no impact on Puget Sound FRPs • GIUE: No activity 2010

  4. Vessel Inspections(November 2010 - March 2011) • Fleet size: 614 • Activities: 472 • Vessel visits: 800 • New Construction/Major Mod Projects: 22 • Tug fleet: 146 • Exams: 28 • Liferaft/Liferaft Facility Inspections: 115

  5. Contingency Planning & Force ReadinessNPREP Exercise 2011 • Gov’t Led PREP Exercise: June 21-23, 2011 • No Responsible Party • One IAP cycle to be completed • Desired outcome: Exercise through 2nd day tactics meeting and a press conference

  6. Incident Management DivisionSpill Reports by County: November 2010 – March 2011 87 Spills Reported 814 Gallons Discharged 0 Spills 0% 0 Gallons 0% 13 Spills 14.9% 42 Gallons 5% 4 Spills 4.5% 22 Gallons 3% 5 Spills 5.7% 14 Gallons 2% 5 Spills 5.7% 502 Gallons 62% 2 Spills 2.2% 20 Gallons 2% 5 Spills 5.7% 6 Gallons 1% 9 Spills 10.3% 4 Gallons 1% 34 Spills 39% 92 Gallons 11% 0 Spills 0% 0 Gallons 0% 7 Spills 8% 95 Gallons 12% 2 Spills 2.2% 4 Gallon 1%

  7. Sector Puget SoundSignificant Cases

  8. F/V VICIOUS FISHER • What happened: • Sunk F/V in Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary • Small boat and air assets on-scene • All crewmembers rescued • Significance: • Sanctuary impacted, 4000 gal potential • Adverse weather conditions • OSLTF opened

  9. F/V KRISTENA ROSE • What happened: • F/V grounding off Shipwreck Point near Neah Bay • Towed to Neah Bay Marina • All crewmembers rescued, no significant environmental impact • Significance: • 1500 gal potential • OSLTF opened • Interagency/Tribal relationships

  10. M/Y SCOUT • What happened: • Yacht sinking in the Straits of Juan de Fuca near Neah Bay • All persons rescued • Vessel towed to Neah Bay Marina to re-float and defuel • Significance: • Partially submerged for duration of response • 700 gal potential • OSLTF opened • Adverse weather conditions • Drifted across international border several times

  11. U.S. Oil and Refining • What happened: • 25 gal discharge into Blair Waterway at US Oil & Refining Co. facility in Tacoma • Bleeder valve partially open • RP setup ICS and hired MSRC • Significance: • 1050 gal discharge initial reported • Effectiveness of ICS organization

  12. BNSF Derailment

  13. BNSF Derailment • What happened: • Two trains sideswiped • 4 tank car with 16,000 gal of NaOH • One tank car leaked onto the beach • BNSF hired NRCES • Significance: • 64,000 gal potential • In the tidal zone • Hazardous substance • Effectiveness of ICS organization

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