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The OPRC Convention promotes international cooperation and preparedness concerning marine pollution incidents, and it encourages states to maintain oil spill response capabilities that are adequate and effective. MARPOL is the main international convention dealing with the prevention of ship-sourced pollution; it also considers operational and accidental causes. Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plans help captains manage oil spills from routine operations or major incidents such as collisions or fires.
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Requirements
  • Basic Understanding of Environmental Science: Some recommended foundational knowledge of environmental science or marine ecology.
  • Interest in Maritime Safety: An interest and dedication to maritime operations, environmental protection, or emergency response.
  • Professional Experience Preferred: The ideal candidate has experience in the maritime industry, environmental management, or emergency response.
  • Language Skills: English- Good comprehension, and articulation to understand the content that will be covered and to participate actively in discussions.
  • Computer Access: Regular access to a computer and internet for online components of course.
Outcomes
  • I. Familiarization with the main provisions of the OPRC Convention and the OPRC-HNS Protocol.
  • 2. To recognize sources of oil pollution and associated environmental effects.
  • 3. To provide risk analyses with regard to oil spills for defined regions.
  • 4. To develop suitable oil spill contingency planning and response strategies.
  • 5. To establish international oil spill response arrangements.
  • 6. To function within stakeholder chains in the event of an oil spill incident.
  • 7. Analyzing and improving the efficiency of oil spill responses.
  • 8. Disseminating techniques for the prevention of oil pollution and protection of marine habitats.