Airport Staging Area Sample Clauses

Airport Staging Area. In the event of a spill, initially, there shouldn’t be any need to store any of the offshore equipment at the airport. Once the response equipment arrives, it will be immediately transported to its final destination or laydown area which will most likely be the local FOB / port at destination. However, special consideration should be taken for Dispersant. If the Boeing 727 Tersus Spray Dispersant System is mobilised, the best staging area for dispersant will be located at the airport’s facilities as it will provide an easier access to complete the Boeing 727 reloading operations. In circumstances where the dispersant or the response equipment requires to remain for a certain period of time at the airport, the following should be considered: • Capacity and location for the equipment storage. • Accessibility to the equipment. • Security requirements / clearance. • Bunded, shaded or covered area for dispersant would be preferred. When it comes to defining the staging area required, the initial dispersant mobilisation may contain 42 IBC’s refer to Section 1.4.2), which will require an area of approximately 42m2 for the dispersant plus additional space for forklift movement. Additional space should also be scoped in the event further dispersant is mobilised.
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