… technical positions becoming Technical Director in 2009. Richard has attended on site at scores of spill events, playing significant roles in major oil tanker incidents such as SEA EMPRESS (UK), NAKHODKA…
… of the incidents and claims database, data analysis and GIS mapping. Naa also prepares the annual spill statistics publication and supports technical staff with data presentation and analysis. ITOPF Working…
… and environmental assessment. In addition to response work he has also been involved in national oil spill contingency planning, OPRC training courses and presented at a number of international conferences. In…
… Natálie worked as a consultant for a natural resource governance institute in Myanmar and as an oil spill responder for a global spill response cooperative based in the UK. While working as a responder,…
… joining ITOPF in February 2004 he has attended on site for over 30 ship-sourced spills of various scales in more than 20 different countries and all seven continents. These include major…
… bulk carrier OLIVA on Tristan da Cunha, the most remote inhabited island in the world. Aside from spill work, Mark is Technical Team Manager for the Americas region (Arctic Canada south to Cape Horn and the…
… in engineering and in law. He joined ITOPF in 1991 and has been involved subsequently in many spills internationally, assisting primarily in the assessment of claims for compensation. Tim developed…
…Dr Sue Ware is a marine ecologist and previously worked for Cefas where she provided advice on post spill monitoring and assessment, both in the UK and overseas. She has a BSc in zoology, an MSc in marine and…
…No national spill notification point has been designated. Contact should be made to the nearest terminal or port. Environment Department Ministry of Petroleum of Angola (MINPET) 105 Avenida 4 de Fevereiro Luanda Tel:…
… shallow to deep marine environments. Since joining ITOPF, Duarte has attended incidents involving spills of bunkers and crude oil in Asia, South America, Oceania and Europe, including the SANCHI incident in…