OSRL Equipment Overview and Storage Configuration Sample Clauses

OSRL Equipment Overview and Storage Configuration. The OSRL equipment is designed for a variety of different oil spill scenarios. Situations where equipment can be used are for offshore dispersal, offshore and inshore containment and recovery, in-situ burning, shoreline protection, recovery and clean-up and inland protection, recovery and clean-up. All SLA equipment is stored and maintained ready for transportation by air, sea or road depending on the member / client’s requirements. Where possible, equipment is stored in aviation secure premises with customs clearances already in place, this status is maintained to ensure minimal delays when equipment is mobilised. When a member mobilises equipment under the terms of the Participant or Associate agreements, the daily hire fees for standby or in use equipment will be charged onto the member at the rates determined in the OSRL scale of fees in line with the membership agreements. Should a member mobilise 50% of OSRL’s equipment stockpile this would be a large logistical exercise with multiple aircraft, vessel and / or road freight arrivals which would need to be carefully managed at the arrival destination. It is recommended that Member’s logistics teams or freight forwarders are aware of what would be required of them in this situation. In addition to the offshore and shoreline equipment, the member / client may also request the mobilisation of some of the OSRL SLA dispersant stockpile. However, when it comes to the mobilisation process and requirements dispersant can be considered as part of the whole equipment package and therefore, all details in section 1 of this plan also apply to dispersant even if it is not specifically stated.
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