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Bruno Axelsson Response Officer. Nosca 2011. Oil spill response in Swedish waters. Organization Activitets Cooperation National and international Units Threats. AROUND THE CLOCK ALL YEAR ROUND.
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Bruno Axelsson Response Officer Nosca 2011
Oil spill response in Swedish waters Organization Activitets Cooperation National and international Units Threats
AROUND THE CLOCK ALL YEAR ROUND • The Swedish Coast Guard supervises, rescues and provides assistance at sea 24 hours a day, 365 days a year along the entire Swedish coastline.
ORGANISATION • The Swedish Coast Guard has stations at 26 locations along the entire coast of Sweden. • The Head Office is in Karlskrona. From october 2011 • Two regional Command Centres situated in: • Stockholm • Göteborg • Two co-operation offices situated in: • Karlskrona • Härnösand
ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE • The Swedish Coast Guard is on permanent standby for environmental protection and prevents environmental crime at sea via environmental surveillance.
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT • A quick response is important for a successful operation. • To recover oil at sea is more time- and cost effective than recovering oil after it has reached the shore. • The Swedish Coast Guard always has at least four ships on stand-by for environmental protection for immediate response.
ASSIGNED ACTIVITIES • Diving • Water sampling • Towing assignments
NATIONAL CO-OPERATION • Authorities • Municipals • Organisations
INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION • Frontex • Helsinki Commission • Bonn Agreement • Copenhagen Agreement • BSRBCC • NACGF • EPPR • European co-operation within the Common Fisheries Policy • EU projects
UNITS • 22 cutters • 11 oil recovery vessels • 4 +1 multi-purpose vessels • 3 Aircraft • Hovercrafts • Smaller boats • Vehicles
SWEDISH COAST GUARDFLIGHT DIVISION DASH 8 Q-300
KBV 001-003 • Miljöräddning och sjöräddning • Övervakning • Nödbogsering