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ICS 202-CGSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00

3. Objective(s)• Ensure safety, security and welfare of citizens and response personnel, and ships crew as well as maximize protection of public

welfare.• Control the source and minimize the volume released.• Continue to provide protection of environmentally sensitive areas including wildlife and historic properties.• Maximize efforts to effectively contain cleanup; recover and dispose of spilled product.• Identify threatened species; recover and rehab injured wildlife.• Investigate the potential for and if feasable utilize alternate technologies to support response efforts.• Continue to assess damage and stability; develop and implement salvage plan for M/V TETRA.• Continue to assess damage and stability; develop and implement salvage plan for M/V AXIS MOONLIGHT.

- Lightering Plan- Salvage Plan- Containment Plan

• Assess potential port and waterways impacts and develop strategies to mitigate advers effects and speed recovery.• Maintain safety zone and air restriction that accounts for vessels and oil on water.• Execute the robust plan to keep the public, stake holders, and media informed of response activities, including social media

outlets to provide accurate, consistant and timely information to the media and public.• Execute volunteer plan for affiliated trained volunteers.• Transition offshore recovery to Sector Boston.• Develop a reasonable worst case plan and strategies to deal the it.

4. Operational Period Command Emphasis (Safety Message, Priorities, Key Decisions/Directions)

• Priorities:1. Safety of responders and the public.2. Minimize adverse impact on the environment.3. Prevent further discharge from either vessel, including vessel stability and transit plan.

- Remove fuel from Axis Moonlight4.Restoration of the transportation infrastructure / maritime commerce.- Transit and decon plan created for river.

5. Comprehensive / coordinated communications. Strategy includes: internal, external, and communicty relations6. Minimize further impacts to property.7. Investigation of cause.

• Limitations and Constraints:- Heavy Weather- Social media networking sites - bring back through JIC- Funding - both federal and RP funding- Resources / Logistics - Area Coimmand to clarify resource ordering process- Politics- Media - Coordination with Area PIO- Potential Activists and police support

Approved Site Safety Plan Located at:

10. Prepared by: (Planning Section Chief) Date / Time:Planning Section Chief MAR 24 10 14:11

INCIDENT OBJECTIVES MAR 24 10 14:10 ICS 202-CG (Rev 4/04)

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INCIDENT ORGANIZATION CHART ICS 207 (Rev. 3/08)

1. Incident Name

DRILL2. Operational Period (Date/Time) INCIDENT ORGANIZATION

CHART ICS 207From: To:

Unified CommandFOSC-SNNE-Capt Jim McPherson

SOSC-ME-Barbara ParkerSOSC-NH-Rick Berry

RP-Shell-Bruce Johnson RP-AM-Drew Tucci

SONS 2010-NNE-Exercise MAR 25 10 06:00 MAR 26 10 06:00

Information Officer

Fred Palmer

SSCSteve Lehman

Liaison OfficerUSCG

LCDR Pat Quinn

Safety OfficerRay Dixon

Joint Information

Center

NH FOB

- Remote Site Located in Portsmouth, NH

NH FOB

*Deputy Incident CommanderUSCG-Brian Downey

ME-Mary CorrNH-Dave LeathersShell-Tomy Hutto

Dep-IC for UACRich ShultzRandy Buro

Admin-Michelle Ross

* Have full authority of IC

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From: To:

Operations Section ChiefBilly PowellCDR Thorne

SONS 2010 – NNE-Exercise

Operations OrganizationMAR 25 10 06:00 MAR 26 10 06:00

Deputy Operations Section ChiefSteve Dacton

LT Weaver

Staging Area ManagerJimme TurnerJim Erdman*

CommandPro®Kelly Wilson

On-water Recovery BranchSteve MajidDave Sherry

Salvage / Source Control Branch

Tim DownsLT Beck

Emergency Response BranchRick FergusonLCDR Putlock

On-Water Recovery GroupMark PloenChief Brown

Disposal and Decon BranchDave Sherry

Ted Zeringue, Rob LeFeversLinda Willet

Decon Group Griffin PatrickMike Johnston

Disposal GroupDiana Henk

Ray Walding

Offshore TaskforceMSTC ScottTom Gallant

North Team MK2 Reynolds*

South Team

Nearshore Taskforce Thomas SmithDavid Crawford

Saco Team

Portland Team

Maine BranchMSTC LoganSteve FlannerTheo Camlin

Div ABill Dorsey*

Div C

Div F

Div B

Div D

Div E

New Hampshire BranchPeter Velez (in NH)

George Kerrigan (in ME)LT Satterfield (in NH)

Div XMST3 Boyce (in NH)

Div Y

Div Z

Salvage – TetraDavid Keene / Alex DawsonIan Falconer / Phil Williams

Donjon – SMITJim Wait - SMIT

Salvage – Axis MoonlightLT LawrenceLT Neeland

LTJG Gibbons

Law Enforcement GroupCWO Allen

Wildlife GroupRebecca DunneSarah Tegtmeier

Volunteer GroupLTJG Dorsey

Air Monitoring GroupCorey Davis

Air Operations GroupMark Adolph

John CameronNiel LarsonLTJG Forys

LTJG Yaguchi

SAR GroupMEC Childress

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INCIDENT ORGANIZATIONCHART ICS 207From: To:

Planning SectionSteve Addison

MTSR UnitLTJG VanDerPol

BOSN Albert

Resources Unit Paul Smith-

Valley

Documentation Unit

Pam NelsonGordon Nash

Situation UnitMSTCS Wardwell

Demobilization Unit

LTJG HerbstGary Stovall

Check-in RecorderBob Johnson

TBD CG SK/YN

Support StaffGeoffrey Sturgess

LTJG Kerry Dunning

Support StaffSarah Christensen

Jack DempseyJoan GarciaTom Collins

Field Observers

SONS 2010-NNE-Exercise

Planning SectionMAR 25 10 06:00 MAR 26 10 06:00

GIS SpecialistsJohn LaCaze

Don Costanzo

Scientific SupportVictoria Broje

Liz JonesResources at Risk

SpecialistsIan Voparil

Shoreline Cleanup AssessmentChris Pfeitzer

Patti Reilly

Environmental Unit

Louis BrzuzyCarrol Brown

Deputy Planning Section Chief

Carol McAllister

Support StaffJohn Cannon

Nicolle RutherfordLiz Jones

Renn HansonAmy Merton

MESheryl

BernardBrad Allen

John CorishSeth Barker

Mark McColough

NH FOBChris Nash

Mindy GarrenLari HallBecky

Demiter

ME

NH FOB


John Woodard


Kathleen Garza

Support StaffMST1 Machunus

Joel GlassD1 Rep

Display ProcessorsNRDA

Kate Clark

Volunteer Management

UnitPeter

Milholland

Volunteer Safety

CoordinatorJim Mulligan

Assistant Unit Leader

Ed HenkeJosh Dubach

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Support StaffIan Zelo

Simeon HahnKen

FinklesteinJill Bodner

Jeff Armstrong

Don KatnickScott Whittier

Ed LogueMolly

SpurdutoJohn Dimitri

Volunteer Operations Center ME

LT Kate Peryll

ME

Alternative Response TechnologiesVictoria BrojeTed Bazenas

Volunteer Operation Center NH

NH

Assistant Unit Leader

Ginger McMillanBob Simcox

NGA

NOAA

Web EOC

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1. Incident Name



Logistics Section Chief

Bob GulickDep: Mike Kenaley

SONS 2010 MAR 25 10 06:00 MAR 26 10 06:00

Service Branch

Eddie Avila

Comms. Unit Leader

Ian Lucas

Medical Unit LeaderBrett

Perkinson

Food Unit Leader

Charles Stone

Support BranchCharles Gabriel

Facilities Unit Leader

Stephen Brezinski

Vessel Support Unit

LeaderDavid Borg

Supply Unit Leader

Dave Conners

Incident DispatchCharles Wheeler

Responder Rehabilitation

ManagerMike Anderson

Ordering ManagerJessica Valdes

Receiving and Distribution

ManagerMatt Hunt

Security Manager

John Robinson

Base Manager

Equipment Manager

Ground Support Unit

LeaderKaren Hewes

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1. Incident Name



FSCMichelle Mason (Shell)

SONS 2010-NNE MAR 25 10 06:00 MAR 26 10 06:00

Time Unit LeaderGary Woods

(Shell)

Deputy FSCCWO Wiley

Cost Unit LeaderShayler Nieto (Shell)

SK1 Lora (CG)

Procurement Unit Leader

Isaac Elking (Shell)Jackie Dickson (CG)

Compensation Claims Unit LeaderMike Charlot (Shell)

Equipment Time Recorder

Kelly Webster

Personnel Time Recorder

Rebekah Koroski

Claims SpecialistAnita Robertson

(Shell-REM)

Compensation for Injury Specialist

Mike Charlot

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingDecon and Disposal Branch Decon Group

5. Operational Personnel Name Affiliation Contact # (s)

Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Linda Whitman

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM:

6. Resources Assigned "X" indicates 204a attachment with additional instructionsStrike Team/Task Force/Resource # OfLeader Contact Info. # Reporting Info/Notes/Remarks

Identifier PersonsHigh Pressure Washer (2) (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Decontamination (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10Crane Truck (3 ea) Resource has been ordered

Generator,Mobile Resource has been ordered

High Pressure Washer (6 ea) Resource has been ordered

High Pressure Washer (6 ea)

Frac Tank (12 ea)

Boom (ft) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Responders 90 Resource at designated response locale

Command / Office Trailer - Clean Harbors Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Supply Trailer - Clean Harbors Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

7. Work AssignmentsSee full Decon Plan available from the Documentaion Unit.

BUG LIGHT PARK - PORTLANDOLD ORCHARD BEACHCAMP ELLIS SACO MARINEWELLS BEACHRYE BEACHPIERCE ISLAND PORTSMOUTHHAMPTON FISHERMAN BEACHSALISBURY BEACH

8. Special InstructionsSee full Decon Plan available from the Documentaion Unit.

9. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment)Name / Function Radio Freq./System/Channel Phone Cell/Pager

Emergency CommunicationsMedical: Evacuation: Other:

10. Prepared by Date/Time 11. Reviewed by (PSC) Date/Time 12. Reviewed by (OSC) Date/TimeJosh Dubach MAR 24 10 18:33

ASSIGNMENT LIST ICS 204-CG (Rev. 10/07)

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingDecon and Disposal Branch Decon Group





Identifier PersonsTent A/C or Heat Resource at designated response locale

03/24/1060' Man Lift Resource has been ordered

High Pressure Washer - Heat - CH Resource has been ordered

Rolloff Box (12 ea) Resource has been ordered

Deployment Craft (> 25 Foot)

Decontamination Pool (2 ea) Resource has been ordered

Sorbent, Pads (24 ea)

Sorbent, Sock (60 ea)

7. Work AssignmentsSee full Decon Plan available from the Documentaion Unit.

BUG LIGHT PARK - PORTLANDOLD ORCHARD BEACHCAMP ELLIS SACO MARINEWELLS BEACHRYE BEACHPIERCE ISLAND PORTSMOUTHHAMPTON FISHERMAN BEACHSALISBURY BEACH

8. Special InstructionsSee full Decon Plan available from the Documentaion Unit.





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingDecon and Disposal Branch Disposal Group





Identifier PersonsRolloff Box (40 ea)

Frac Tank (21 ea)

7. Work AssignmentsSee the Disposal Plan in Documentation

8. Special InstructionsCLEANING PROCESSAll recovered water will be decanted via the Decanting Approval Plan. The final disposal of wash water, oiled sorbents and materials will be accomplished inaccordance with the Disposal Plan. Actual pressure washing, if required will utilize a hot/cold pressure washer with atemperature range up to 220 degrees F and a pressure rating up to 3000 psi.

All personnel involved in the cleaning operation will wear modified PPE level D including rain gear, gloves, rubber boots, and eye protection (face shield andsafety glasses). In addition, any personnel working with the arch of an overhead crane or travel lift will wear a hard hat. Once the piece has been determinedclean to the accepted standard, the equipment istransferred to the designated “clean” holding area.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch Air Monitoring Group


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry ShellBranch Director: Rick Furguson Shell

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Corky Davis


Identifier PersonsVehicle 4 x 4 (9 ea) Resource enroute

TERP RESPONSE DAY CAMERON 501-801-8500 5 Resource has been ordered

Air Monitoring Tream 9 Resource at designated response locale

TERP RESPONSE DAY SHELTON 501-801-8500 6 Resource has been ordered

TERP RESPONSE DAY RHODES 501-801-8500 8 Resource has been ordered

TERP RESPONSE DAY DAVIS 501-801-8500 2 Resource has been ordered

TERP RESPONSE DAY RHODES 501-801-8500 4 Resource has been ordered

TERP RESPONSE NIGHT PANASIUK 501-801-8500 6 Resource has been ordered

TERP RESPONSE DAY PANASIUK 501-801-8500 2 Resource has been ordered

7. Work AssignmentsMonitor Air quality and assemble/brief notes.Follow CTEH Air Monitoring Plan.Coordinate with Local Health Officials.

8. Special InstructionsCOLLECT WATER SAMPLES EVERY 1/2 MILE ALONG SHORELINE AND AS REQUESTED- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.- All personnel are to follow the guidelines set forth in the site safety plan.- Personnel are to wear pfds while working on or near the water at all times.


CORYDAVIS 501-258-7881


10. Prepared by Date/Time 11. Reviewed by (PSC) Date/Time 12. Reviewed by (OSC) Date/TimeDon Costanzo MAR 24 10 14:57


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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch Air Ops Group





Identifier PersonsDash 8

Falcon

HE 144 Ocean Sentry

King Air

Helicopter Support

7. Work AssignmentsOverflight Patrol, Radar Imaging, PAX transport,

- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special Instructions





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch Law Enforcement Group





Identifier PersonsJefferson Island

Thunder Bay

47300

WMEC

Moray

47294

Tackle Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Shackle Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

7. Work AssignmentsEnforce Safety Zone where appropriate- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special InstructionsAll personnel are to follow the guidelines set forth in the site safety plan.Personnel are to wear pfds while working on or near the water at all times.





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch SAR Group


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Rick Furguson Shell



Identifier PersonsCG Jefferson Island Resource has been ordered

CG 47300 Resource has been ordered

M/V Atlantic Salvo Resource has been ordered

7. Work AssignmentsProvide SAR as necessary in AOR

CGC Jeff Island: If Evac Req Embark all crew of TETRA and medically evaluate bia command center and flight surgeon.CG 47300 Disembark and transfer TETRA crew to Jeff IslandM/V Atlantic Salvo standby for immediate evac of crew to Shore


8. Special InstructionsEnsure all required PPE and associated gear is utilitzed one crewmenber has a swollen injured ankle





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch Volunteer Group


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Rick Furguson Shell



Identifier PersonsVehicle 4 x 4 Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10Vans (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10Volunteers Maine 20 Resource at designated response locale

Volunteers New Hampshire 1

7. Work Assignments- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special InstructionsAll personnel are to follow the guidelines set forth in the site safety plan.Personnel are to wear pfds while working on or near the water at all times.





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingEmergency Response Branch Wildlife Group



Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Drew Major USFWS


Identifier PersonsWildlife Group Resources: Drew Major

Maine Wildlife Task Force

ME Oiled Wildlife Rehab Center DEP Portland Office - 312 Canco Rd.

ME Oiled Wildlife Resp. Eq. Trlr.

ME Oiled Wildlife Mob. Wash Sta.

Volunteer Traning Crew 1 Resource has been ordered

Wildlife Recovery Crew 16 3 teams of 3 as min. and 4 teams of 4 asmax.

USFWS Aircraft - Pilot/Biologist John Bidwell 207-866-3344 x 117 2 Cell - 207-944-8405, Satellite - 254-377-2901

Oiled Wildlife Vehicle (6 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Wildlife Transport Vehicle (10 ea) 8 Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

New Hampshire Wildlife Task Force 61

Wildlife Recovery Crew 2 Resource at designated response locale

7. Work Assignments




10. Prepared by Date/Time 11. Reviewed by (PSC) Date/Time 12. Reviewed by (OSC) Date/TimeKelly Wilson MAR 24 10 15:41


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Identifier PersonsLand Hazing Task Force 1 Resource at designated response locale

Volunteer Traning Crew 1 Resource at designated response locale

Oil Spill Wildlife Biologist 1 Resource at designated response locale

Wildlife Survey Crew (2) 4 Resource at designated response locale

On Water Hazing Task Force 1 Resource at designated response locale

Wildlife Survey Crew 4 Resource at designated response locale

Helicopter Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Washing Station Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Rehab Center Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Wildlife WorkBoat (Support Land) 2 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Wildlife Workboat 35 ' (On Water Recovery) 2 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

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Identifier PersonsWildlife Morgue Resource at designated response locale

03/23/1018" Boom (1 @ 6400 ft) Resource has been ordered

Deployment Craft (< 25 Foot) Resource has been ordered

Anchor Accessories (12 ea) Resource has been ordered

Responders 1 Resource has been ordered

7. Work Assignments






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingOn Water Recovery Branch Nearshore Division Portland Harbor


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry ShellBranch Director: Mark Ploen O'Brien's Response Management



Identifier PersonsHelicopter N476PH Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Push Boat (3) (3 ea)

Crane Stationed in Staging

Truck - Tractor (2) (2 ea) Stationed in Staging

Boom, Harbor, 18", 10k ft Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Deck Barge w/ Skimmer Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Temporary Shore Storage Stationed in Staging

Staging Base Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

FRV Bigalow Responder Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

FRV Casco Bay Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Response Personnel 30 Resource at designated response locale

7. Work AssignmentsOn Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- Reports are to be made at 1200 and 1700 to the Branch Director concerning amount skimmed and storage available.- Whenever possible, conduct all maintanence and support functions at night so as not to interfere with day time skimming operations.- Gross removal of oil only.- All personnel are to attend a site specificic safety meeting prior to the days work or performing a task outside the parameters of their normal scope of work.- Maintain situational awareness and communications with other vessels and equipment working in adjacent areas.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Report all incidents and accidents to the Safety Officer or to his or her field representative as soon as practical..ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.*****All expenses associated with activities devoted to M/V Axis Moolight need to be accounted for seperately.***********





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Identifier PersonsFRV Saco Responder Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10FRV Fore Responder Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10FRV Diamond Responder Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10SWB Portland - MSRC Resource at designated response locale

03/23/1026' Fast Boat Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10SWB Boston - MSRC Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10SWB Providence - MSRC Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10SWB New Jersey - MSRC Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10SWB Delaware - MSRC Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10







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Identifier Persons36" Boom (1 @ 300 ft) Resource has been ordered

Magnetic Booms Anchors (2 ea) Resource has been ordered

42"-44" Boom (1 @ 3500 ft) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

DOP 250/HPU Pump (4 ea) Resource has been ordered

75 lb Anchor (6 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

15000 BBL Bunker Barge Resource has been ordered

Boom, Fire Containment (1 @ 400 ft) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Power Pack Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Skimmer, Drum/Brush (20 ea) Resource has been ordered

Skimmer, Lori (6 ea) Resource has been ordered

Desmi Skimmer (14 ea) Resource has been ordered

18" Boom (1 @ 6000 ft) Resource has been ordered







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Identifier Persons18" Boom - MSRC (1 @ 3300 ft) Resource has been ordered







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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingOn Water Recovery Branch Nearshore Division Saco Bay





Identifier PersonsFRV NRC Recovery Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10OSRB Independence Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10FRV NRC Sentinel Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Deployment Craft Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Helicopter N243PH Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Push Boat (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Boom, Intertidal (1 @ 3100 ft) Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10Boom, Harbor (1 @ 2900 ft) Resource at designated response locale

03/24/10

7. Work AssignmentsOn Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- All personnel are to attend a site specificic safety meeting prior to the days work or performing a task outside the parameters of their normal scope of work.- Maintain situational awareness and communications with other vessels and equipment working in adjacent areas.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Maintain situational awareness and communications with other vessels and equipment working in adjacent areas.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.


Emergency CommunicationsMedical: 911 Evacuation: Ch 16 Other:



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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingOn Water Recovery Branch On Water Recovery Group



Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: David Crawford


Identifier PersonsOSRV, Maine Responder Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Offshore Supply Boat Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Temporary Shore Storage (2) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10OSRV NRC Lynn Frinke

OSRV NRC Guardian

Offshore Supply Boat Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Staging Base Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Fixed Wing Aircraft (2 ea) Coordinate with Air Ops

OSRV, Virginia Responder Resource enroute

Responders 60 Resource at designated response locale

OSRV, New Jersey Responder Resource enroute

7. Work AssignmentsOn Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- Reports are to be made at 1200 and 1700 to the Branch Director concerning amount skimmed and storage available.- Whenever possible, conduct all maintanence and support functions at night so as not to interfere with day time skimming operations.- Permission to decant has been submitted through the EUL.- Night time skimming operatiions can be conducted using IR based on safety and effectiveness.- MSRC OSRV Miami Responder en route.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.

8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.





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Identifier PersonsOSRV, Delaware Responder Resource enroute

USCG VOSS System Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

USCG VOSS System Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Offshore OSRB, MSRC 620 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Offshore OSRB, MSRC 520 Resource enroute

Offshore OSRB, MSRC 401 Resource enroute

Helicopter (Offshore) (2 ea)

Skimmer, Drum/Brush (10 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Disperant System C-130 Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Disperant 9500 (5000 gal) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Samples (1 qt) Resource at designated response locale







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Identifier Persons03/24/10

Boom, Fire Containment MSRC Systems (4 ea)

Tug Resource at designated response locale03/23/10










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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division A - Casco Bay / Portland Harbor


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Theo Camlin MSRC 207 123 4567



Identifier PersonsBoom, Harbor (ft) Resource at designated response locale

> 42 Inch (ft) Resource at designated response locale

Barge Composite (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale

Other 3 Resource at designated response locale

Division A - Casco Bay / Portland HarborResources:Deployment Craft Resource at designated response locale

Division A - Rapid Assessment Team

Communications (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Vehicle 4 x 4 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

IT Package Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

7. Work AssignmentsDeploy the following Geographic Response Stratagies:

B-06-1 Back CoveB-02-1 Spurwink Riv


8. Special Instructions- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- All personnel are to attend a site specific safety meeting prior to the days work or performing a task outside the parameters of normal work.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.


Theo Camlin Branch 207 123-4567




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division B - Saco Bay





Identifier PersonsDivision B - Saco Bay Resources:

Technicians 50 Resource at designated response locale

Vacuum Truck (3) (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Skimmer (2) (2 ea) Resource has been ordered

Deployment Craft (6) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Boom, Open Water 4,250 (ft) @ Ram Island, Higgins Beach 03/23/10

Boom, Harbor 7,150 (ft) @ Ram Island, Higgins Beach 03/23/10

Boom, Intertidal 2,100 (ft) @ Ram Island, Higgins Beach 03/23/10

Boom, Intertidal (1 @ 4000 ft) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Division B - Rapid Assessment Team

3 Pers. Team (OPs, Env, OSRO) 3 Resource at designated response locale


7. Work AssignmentsDeploy the following Geographic Response Strategies:

B-01-1, B-02-1, A-50-1A-51-1, B-01-2, A-52-1

- Maintain exclusion boom around The University of New England, Marine Science Center water intake.- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.See attached 204a for strategy implementation.

- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Maintain boom around The University of New England, Marine Science Center water intake.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.


Theo Camlin Branch 207 123 4567

Police Contact 24 Hours 883-5116




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division B - Saco Bay





Identifier PersonsVehicle 4 x 4 Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10


B-01-1, B-02-1, A-50-1A-51-1, B-01-2, A-52-1

- Maintain exclusion boom around The University of New England, Marine Science Center water intake.- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.See attached 204a for strategy implementation.

- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Maintain boom around The University of New England, Marine Science Center water intake.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.



Police Contact 24 Hours 883-5116




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division C - Cape Porpoise





Identifier PersonsDivision C - Cape Porpoise Resources:

Boom, Intertidal 1,800 (ft) @ King's Highway - Goose Rocks Beach03/23/10

Boom, Harbor 735 (ft) @ King's Highway - Goose Rocks Beach03/23/10

Marco Skimmers (2) (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10



Division C - Rapid Assessment Team





A-49-1 Little River/BiddefordA-48-1 Batson RiverAll boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.See attached 204a for strategy implementation.


8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.





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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division D - Ogunquit





Identifier PersonsDivision D - Ogunquit Resources:


Boom, Intertidal 450 (ft) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Boom, Harbor 1,695 (ft) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Boom, Open Water 4,550 (ft) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Deployment Craft (3) 9 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Skimmers (5) (5 ea) 10 Resource at designated response locale03/23/10

Boom, Harbor (1 @ 3800 ft) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Boom, Intertidal (1 @ 900 ft) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Vaccum Truck (7) (7 ea) Resource enroute


A-46-1 Kennebunk RiverA-43-1 Wells HarborA-42-1 Ogunquit RiverA-47-1 Cape Porpose:A-44-1 LITTLE RIVERA-45-1 MOUSAN RIVER

- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.8. Special Instructions- Report all incidents and accidents to the Safety Officer or to his or her field representative as soon as practical.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division D - Ogunquit





Identifier PersonsDivision D - Rapid Assessment Team





A-46-1 Kennebunk RiverA-43-1 Wells HarborA-42-1 Ogunquit RiverA-47-1 Cape Porpose:A-44-1 LITTLE RIVERA-45-1 MOUSAN RIVER

- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.8. Special Instructions- Report all incidents and accidents to the Safety Officer or to his or her field representative as soon as practical.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division E - York River





Identifier PersonsDivision E - York River Resources:


Boom, Harbor 3,000 (ft) @ York Harbor Beach Parking Lot 03/23/10

Boom, Open Water 2,000 (ft) @ York Harbor Beach Parking Lot 03/23/10


Skimmer (3) (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10


18" Boom (2,000 ft) Resource has been ordered

Vacuum Truck

Vacuum Truck

Light Plant (4 ea)


A-40-1 York RiverA-39-1 Brave Boat Harbor HarborA-41-1 CAPE NEDDICK- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.See attached 204a for strategy implementation.


8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division E - York River





Identifier PersonsBoom, Intertidal (1 @ 750 ft)

Division E - Rapid Assessment Team

Response Technician


IT Package @ Stage 1

Vehicle 4 x 4 @ Stage 1


A-40-1 York RiverA-39-1 Brave Boat Harbor HarborA-41-1 CAPE NEDDICK- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.- Place multiple layers of boom where needed due to heavy currents. If needed, line boom with absorbents.See attached 204a for strategy implementation.


8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (ME) Division F - Piscatuqua River





Identifier PersonsBoom, Harbor 1,600 (ft) @ PNSY 03/23/10



Skimmer (2) (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/23/10


7. Work AssignmentsDeploy the following Geographic Response Strategy:A-37-1 Chauncey Creek EntranceA-30-1 Spinney Creek1. Establish communications with Command Center2. Use river current to assist deployment.3. Transport boom to Chauncey Creek entrance4. Connect the boom to Gerrish Island side5. Connect the boom to the closest point of land near the end of Keene Ave.6. Observe deployment for stability and prepare to recover oil.Location affected includes Brave Boat Harbor Division of Rachel Carson NWR; notify USFWS refuge staff (207-646-9226) of booming or other responseactivities.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.- All boom in populated areas must be lighted during the night.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (NH) Division X - Piscataqua River


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Kerrigan/Satterfield/Velez 207 123 4567

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Lee Barfield



03/23/10Boom Barge (2 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Workboat (12 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Response Personnel 30 Resource at designated response locale

Forklifts (8 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Drum Skimmer (3 ea)

Frac Tank (3 ea)

Marco Skimmer (3 ea)

Vac Truck (3 ea)

Anchor System (20 ea)

Boom (ft)


A-15-1 Little Bay/Great BayA-24-1 U

A-22A-25A-26A-21A-20A-198. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.


Kerrigan/Satterfield




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (NH) Division Y - Rye Beach


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry ShellBranch Director: Kerrigan/Satterfield 207 123 4567

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: George Wilson


Identifier PersonsBoom, Intertidal 1,100 (ft) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Boom, Harbor (ft) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Boom Barge Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Workboat Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Boom, Sorbent, 5" (1 @ 4900 ) Resource has been ordered

Ambulance 2 Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Frac Tanks (5 ea)

Marco Skimmer (3 ea)

Vac Trucks (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10


A-04-1 Little Harbor EntranceA-04-5

On Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- Reports are to be made at 1200 and 1700 to the Branch Director concerning amount skimmed and storage available.- Whenever possible, conduct all maintanence and support functions at night so as not to interfere with day time skimming operations.- Permission to decant has been submitted through the EUL.- Night time skimming operatiions can be conducted using IR based on safety and effectiveness.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Report all incidents and accidents to the Safety Officer or to his or her field representative as soon as practical.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (NH) Division Z - Hampton Beach



Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Barry McFarland



03/23/10Boom Barge Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Workboat (6 ea) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Response Personnel 46 Resource at designated response locale

Shallow water skimmer (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Response personnel (6 ea) 6 Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Response Personnel (12 ea) 12 Resource at designated response locale03/24/10

Computer Related (3 ea)

Fork Lift (6 ea)

Response Personnel 18 Resource at designated response locale

Emergency Response Vechicles 2 Resource has been ordered


A-01-1 Hampton HarborA-01-2 Little

On Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- Reports are to be made at 1200 and 1700 to the Branch Director concerning amount skimmed and storage available.- Whenever possible, conduct all maintanence and support functions at night so as not to interfere with day time skimming operations.- Permission to decant has been submitted through the EUL.- Night time skimming operatiions can be conducted using IR based on safety and effectiveness.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingRecovery and Protection Branch (NH) Division Z - Hampton Beach



Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Barry McFarland


Identifier PersonsBoom, Sorbent, 5" (1 @ 7200 ) Resource has been ordered

Drum Skimmer (2 ea)

Frac Tanks (10 ea)

Vac Trucks (3 ea) Resource at designated response locale03/24/10


A-01-1 Hampton HarborA-01-2 Little

On Water Recovery- Vessels are to skim in heaviest concentrations of oil as directed by the surveillance craft.- Reports are to be made at 1200 and 1700 to the Branch Director concerning amount skimmed and storage available.- Whenever possible, conduct all maintanence and support functions at night so as not to interfere with day time skimming operations.- Permission to decant has been submitted through the EUL.- Night time skimming operatiions can be conducted using IR based on safety and effectiveness.8. Special Instructions- Maintain guidelines set forth in the Site Safety Plan.- All personnel are to wear personal flotation devices (Mustang Suits) while working on or next to the water.- Keep the possibility of vessel traffic in mind when placing boom.ME Marine Animal Report Hotline: 1-800-532-9551NH and MA Stranded Marine Mammal Reports - New England Aquarium Hotline: 617-973-6551ME IFW Oiled Wildlife Hotline: 1-877-OIL-BIRD (1-877-645-2473)NOAA Marine Mammal/Sea Turtle Standing Hotline: 1-978-281-9351Federal and state listed endangered species may be present or habitats may be affected by response operations. Before initiating response actions, contactendangered species biologists: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 207-866-3344, Maine Dept Inland Fisheries and Wildlife at 207-557-1039. Check withCommand Center; these personnel may already be present at the spill.- Call 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.






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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingSalvage Branch AXIS Salvage Group


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell/CG 207 123 4567Branch Director: Tim Downs

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Lawrence CG


Identifier PersonsWorkboat Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Boom (ft) Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Coast Guard RBS Resource at designated response locale

03/23/10Marine Inspectors 2 Resource at designated response locale

Salvage Master 2 Resource at designated response locale

SERT Duty Officer 1 Resource at designated response locale

Commercial Salvage Engineer 2 Resource at designated response locale

Salvage Dive Team 1 Resource at designated response locale

7. Work AssignmentsDevelop and evaluate Salvage Plan for AXIS M.

Establish Security Zone around AXIS.


8. Special InstructionsCall 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.All personnel are to follow the guidelines set forth in the site safety plan.Personnel are to wear pfds while working on or near the water at all times.


Lawrence




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) Assignment ListSONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 204-CG3. Branch 4. Division/Group/StagingSalvage Branch TETRA Salvage Group


Operations Section Chief: Powell/Zeringue/Sherry Shell 207 123 4567Branch Director: Tim Downs

Division/Group Supervisor/STAM: Keene USCG


Identifier PersonsOcean Tug

Personnel - ICP 4 Resource at designated response locale

Marine Inspectors 2 Resource at designated response locale

Air Monitoring Tream 2 Resource at designated response locale

Salvage Dive Team,w/ Dive Boat 1 Resource at designated response locale

7. Work AssignmentsDevelop Plan for Disposition of tanker. Develop Transit Plan.

Maintain TETRA on Station.


8. Special InstructionsCall 877-OIL BIRD (DRILL X4062) For all Live and dead seen Please have a location of The spotting DO NOT TOUCH Live or dead animals.All personnel are to follow the guidelines set forth in the site safety plan.Personnel are to wear pfds while working on or near the water at all times.


Keene




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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) INCIDENT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PLAN SONS 2010-NNE-Exercise From: MAR 25 10 06:00 To: MAR 26 10 06:00 ICS 205-CG3. BASIC RADIO CHANNEL USE

Radio Type/Cache Channel Function Frequency/Tone Assignment Remarks

Command Net Internal Phone ext. see N/A N/A Unified Command Post SIMCELL.published Sons 2010exercise phone book

ME/NH DEP Spill1 Resources Control Primary 158.445 ext 4029 SIMCELL

ME/NH DEP Spill 3 Resource control primary 150.98 ext 4029 SIMCELL

On shore oil recovery VHF 22A Command and Control 157.100 mhz ext 4055 SIMCELL

Off shore oil recovery VHF 83A Equipment deployment 157.075 mhz ext 4054 SIMCELLprimary

Air to Ground vhf cH 23 Air to ground control 157.150 mhz SIMCELL

Wildlife Branch VHF 22A Command and Control 157.100 mhz ext 4062/207-822-6305 SIMCELL

Equipment Dep. North Primary VHF CH 83 Equipment deployment 157.07 mhz Real world demoprimary

Equioment Dep. south primary VHF CH 82A Equipment deployment 161.725 mhz Real world demoprimary

Equipment deployment secondary VHF CH 21A equipment deployment 157.05mhz Real world demoseondary

Equiopment deployment encrypted VHF CG113 Protected communications primary163.1375mhz real world operationsprimary

Equipment Deploymenmt encryted VHF CG127 Protected communications 171.2375mhz Real world operationssecondary secondary

SAR primary VHF CH16 Search and rescue Real world operations

Sar Secondary VHF 23A Search and Rescue 157.15mhz Real world operations

MSG Traffic CGMS Onenet N/A Simcell

USCGC Marcus Hannah/VOSS 21A Actual Equipment Deplyment Real-world demonstrationdemonstration

SNNE Working Freq 23A Real-world operations

Internal Messages e-mail netwrok connections N/A N/A Real-world

Sitcon VHF CG105 Siruations unit ICP internal comms

ICP security VHF CH12 156.6 mhz N/A N/A ICP internal comms

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3. Medical Aid Stations

ParamedicsName Location Contact # On site (Y/N)

Bug Light Sound ME Bug Light soiund ME( North east mobile health) 207-772-4459 YESOld Orchaard Beach ME Old orchard Beach ME (norteast mobile health) 207-772-4459 YES

Camp Ellis ME Camp Ellis ME (Northeast Mobile Health) 207-772-4459 YESPierce Island NH Pierce Island NH (Portsmouth Fire Dept. 603-427-1515 YES

Hamptons Co-op NH Hamptons Co-op (AMR Newbruyport) 800-322-0471 YESSalisbury Beach MA Salisbury Beach ME (AMR Newburyport) 800-322-0471 YES

Wells Beach ME Wells Beach (Northeast Mobile health) 207-772-4459 YES

4. Transportation

ParamedicsAmbulance Service Address Contact # On Board (Y/N)

AMR 25 Walker St. Kittery ME 03904 207-439-2708 YES

North East Mobile Health 24 Washington Ave Scarborough ME 04074 207-772-4459 YES

AMR 438 High st Somersworth, NH 03878 603-742-2117 YESPortland Fire Dept. 308 Congress St. Portland ME 04101 207-874-8400 YES

S. Portland Fire Dept. 20 Atthoine st. S. Portland ME 04106 207-799-3311 YES

Portsmouth Fire Dept 170 Court St. Portsmouth NH 03801 603-427-1515 YES

AMR 3 Boston Way Newburyport MA 01950 800-427-0471 YES

5. Hospitals

Travel Time (hrs) Burn Heli-Hospital Name Address Contact # Ctr? Pad?Air Ground

Mercy Hospital 144 State St Portland, ME 04101 207-879-3000 0.20

Portsmouth Regional Hospital 333 Borthwick Ave, Suite 100 NH 03801 (603) 436-5110 1.00Maine medical Center 131 Chadwick St. Portlanr ME 04102 (603) 778-7311 0.20

South Maine medical Center 1 medical center dr Biddford ME 04005 207-28307000 0.50York Hospital 15 Hospital Dr York ME 03909 207-363-4321 0.75

Lifeline of Maine 300 Main St Lewiston ME, 04240 1-888-421-4228 0.30Boston Med Flight 1727 Robins St. Bedford MA 01730 1-800-233-9889 0.30

6. Special Medical Emergency ProceduresADDITONAL AID STATIONGloucester MA State pier, AMR (Newburyport, MA)Rye Beach NH (AMR Newburyport, MA)

Notify the Safety Officer as soon as practical regarding accidents or injuries.Make note of which applicable hospital and ambulatory service once on scene at your locations.

*When staging 1st aid station makes the decision to transport injuried respopnse personnel they will notify safety at 207-535-4070, and medical services at207-535-4045, with information regarding name of injured, employer, task being performed when injuried, tranport compoany andHospital being transported to.

***911 response will have paramedic personnel asigned . some rehab stations will also have parametic personnel assigned

* Other resourcesAmerican Red Cross of Southern Maine, 2401 Congress St. Portland ME PH#207-874-1192American Red Cross Greater Bay Chapter, 273 Corporate Dr. Portsmouth NH 03801 PH# 603-776-5440

7. Prepared by: (Medical Unit Leader) Date / Time 8. Reviewed by: (Safety Officer) Date / Time

Logistics MAR 24 10 14:19

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DRILLICS 208 Site Safety Plan

Incident IdentificationIncident Name: SONS 2010-NNE-Exercise NRC #:

Site InformationIncident Location: 15 Miles East of Portland Lighthouse Latitude: Longitude:43.5268° N 69.9008° W Command Post Location: Portland MaineControl Zones are indicated on the Site Map and identified by:

Exclusion Line: Within 100 Mtrs. of Tetra and Axis Moo... (Hot Zone)Contamination Control Line: (Warm Zone)Support Line: (Cold Zone)

Weather ConditionsAir Temp: 40 °F Water Temp. 30 °FCeiling: 10000 Feet Visibility: 1-2 MilesWind Direction: NW 23° Heading Wind Velocity: 25 knotsSeas: 2-3 Feet High Tide Time: 18:43Current Direction: NW Current Speed:

OrganizationIncident Commander: Bruce Johnson Deputy IC:Operations Chief: Billy Powell Safety Officer: Ray Dixon ShellPlanning Chief: Steve Addison Source Control:Site Access Control: Logisitics Chief: Bob Gulick ShellLiaison: Sector NNE PIO: Fred Palmer Sector NNE

Hazard EvaluationChemicals Involved: Gasoline Crude Oil Diesel Mayan CrudeSource: Uncontrolled Controlled Material: Uncontained ContainedPhysical Hazards: Flammable Liquid (Flash Point < 140F)

Combustible Liquid (Flash Point > 140F)Lower Explosive Limit - LEL (Max = 10%)

Toxicity: Benzene (PEL = 1 ppm Total Hydrocarbons (PEL = 300 ppm) H2S (PEL = 10 ppm)Carbon Monoxide PEL = 35 ppm Other PEL = ppmOther PEL = Other PEL = ppm

Material Safety: Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) attachedMonitoring

PassPort 3 Gas Monitor Device Type MMS 4 Gas Device Type Drager Tube Device Type• Oxygen % • Oxygen % • Benzene ppm• LEL % • LEL % or Total Hydrocarbons ppm • Toluene ppm• H S ppm2 • H S ppm2 • C8 Aromatics ppm

• Carbon Monoxide (CO) ppm

1 ppm Detect within 25 ft of M/V Tetra• Benzene ppm Total Hydrocarbons ppm• Other

Other Monitoring Issues:Air monitoring will be conducted prior to any operations.Vessels entering Control Zones - Exclusion Line will require separate safe entry permit and special air monitoring.All vessels approaching M/V Tetra and M/V Axis Moonlight will require a separate hot zone entry permit including specific airmonitoring requirements.- All personnel to follow Shell Life Saving Rules (see attachment)-All personnel to follow PPE requirements listed in the Site Specific Safety plans (see attached)-PPE Requirements for working within 25' ft of Tetra vessel - need 1/2 mask Air Respirator with OVM cartridge and Mustang Suit.MAR 24 10 13:56

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Respiratory ProtectionGuidelinesNo Respiratory Protection

• Benzene is not present• Total Hydrocarbons <= 150 ppm (= 50% PEL)

½ Mask Organic Vapor Respirator (Black Cartridge) - Maximum Protection Factor = 10 x PEL• Benzene Levels <= 7 ppm• Total Hydrocarbons <= 2100 ppm• Do not use if H2S levels >= 10 ppm

Full-Face Organic Vapor Respirator (Black Cartridge) - Maximum Protection Factor = 50 x PEL• Benzene Levels <= 35 ppm• Total Hydrocarbons <= 10,000 ppm (Do not exceed 10% LEL!)• Do not use if H2S levels >= 10 ppm

Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)• Low Oxygen Levels - <= 19.5%• Benzene >= 35 ppm• H2S levels >= 10 ppm (Do not enter any area that exceeds 100 ppm H2S)• Do not enter any atmosphere that exceeds 10% LEL)

! Initial Entry - Site Reconnaissance - Verification of Hot ZoneEntry Team & Back-up Team(s) Decon Team(s)

No Respiratory Protection Needed No Respiratory Protection Needed½ Mask Organic Vapor Respirators ½ Mask Organic Vapor RespiratorsFull- Face Organic Vapor Respirators Full- Face Organic Vapor Respirators

Fresh Air - Air Line System (with escape pak)SCBAs

Protective ClothingOtherStandard Hydrocarbon Release PPE• Hard Hat• Tyvek Coveralls• Safety Glasses• Inner Gloves• Personal Flotation Devices• Nitrile Gloves

• Rubber Boots

Decontamination

Contamination Reduction Corridor Established

Decontamination Set-up Utilized:Dry Decon 3-Pool Soap & Water -(Full Decon) Sanitary Facilities & Lighting Available

Special Decontamination Procedures for Personnel and/or Equipment:Maintain three points of contact while donning and doffing gear.

HealthStatus of Personnel: Accounted for 0 Missing 0 Injured 0 Dead 0Emergency Medical Services and transportation provided by: Local EMS - 911

Closest approved medical facility is:

Name: Maine Medical Center * (See ICS-206 for further guidance)Location: 22 Bramhall St, Portland, MA 04102 Telephone Number: 207-662-0111

Entry and Decon workers wearing protective clothing will have medical monitoring conducted (Vitals)

Heat Stress Monitoring will be conducted while working in elevated temperatures

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Emergency Procedures

Rescue: In the event that rescue of Entry Personnel is required, entry shall not be made until the Entry Team Leader and theSafety Officer provide consent or 911 shall be called.

Evacuation/Escape Alarm: Five short whistle blasts

Evacuation/Escape Route and Location: Upwind

Training

All Employees shall have the required training and medical clearances to work in a Hazwoper event and to wear the assignedprotective equipment.

All Contractors shall provide documentation of the required training and medical clearances to work in a Hazwoper event and towear the assigned protective equipment.

Plan Review

All Personnel working within the control zones (Hot, Warm & Cold) shall receive a site orientation and shall be familiar with allprovisions of this plan.

A documented safety meeting shall be held prior to entry into the Hot Zone with the Entry, Decon and Back-up Teams.

Safety Officer: Date: Time:Ray Dixon ShellSignature:

Incident Commander: Date: Time:Bruce JohnsonSignature: Captain McPherson - USCG: Barbara Parker - SOSC Maine: Rick Berry - SOSC New Hampshire: Drew Tucci - M/V Axis Moonlight:

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) AIR OPERATIONS SUMMARY


3. DistributionPortland Airport Portland AirportFixed-Wing Bases Helibases

4. Personnel and Communications 5. Remarks (Special Instructions, Safety Notes,Hazards, Priorities)Air / Ground

Name Air / Air Frequency Frequency 1 fixed wing and 1 help avail for additional tasking.

Air Operations Director Mark Adolph 123.025 123.025

Air Tactical Supervisor

Air Support Supervisor

Helicopter Coordinator

Fixed-Wing Coordinator

6. 7. 8. Fixed-Wing 9. Helicopter 10. Time 11. 12.Location / Function Assignment Aircraft Operating

NO. Type NO. Type Available Commence Assigned Base

PWM Shoreline and Search NOAA 63 109E 0700 PWM

PWM Offshore _ Maine Rep, Gary Stonewall, Environ, CG, 4 Pax 64 EC135 0700 PWM

PWM Skimmer Coordination 65 BE200 0830 PWM



PWM Observation ZPax Overflight CFJ DHC- 1330 PWM8

PWM Offshore _ Maine Rep, Gary Stonewall, Environ, CG, 4 Pax 64 EC135 1100 PWM

PWM Offshore _ Maine Rep, Gary Stonewall, Environ, CG, 4 Pax 64 EC135 1600 1+00 PWM

13. Totals 195 318

14. Air Operations Support Equipment 15. Prepared by: Date / TimeGround Crews and Fuel Trucks Rick Ferguson MAR 20 10 14:21

AIR OPERATIONS SUMMARY MAR 24 10 10:08 ICS 220-CG (Rev. 07/04)

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) AIR OPERATIONS SUMMARY


3. DistributionPortland Airport Portland AirportFixed-Wing Bases Helibases

4. Personnel and Communications 5. Remarks (Special Instructions, Safety Notes,Hazards, Priorities)Air / Ground

Name Air / Air Frequency Frequency 1 fixed wing and 1 help avail for additional tasking.

Air Operations Director Mark Adolph 123.025 123.025

Air Tactical Supervisor

Air Support Supervisor

Helicopter Coordinator

Fixed-Wing Coordinator

6. 7. 8. Fixed-Wing 9. Helicopter 10. Time 11. 12.Location / Function Assignment Aircraft Operating

NO. Type NO. Type Available Commence Assigned Base

PWM Shoreline and Search NOAA 63 109E 0700 1+00 PWM

13. Totals 195 318

14. Air Operations Support Equipment 15. Prepared by: Date / TimeGround Crews and Fuel Trucks Rick Ferguson MAR 20 10 14:21

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) DAILY MEETING SCHEDULE


3. Meeting Schedule (Commonly-held meetings are included)

Date / Time Meeting Name Purpose Attendees Location

MAR 24 10 ICS 209 to UAC Confirm contents of 209 and present UCto UAC06:00

MAR 24 10 Operations Briefing Present IAP and assignments to the IC/UC, Command & General ICPSupervisors / Leaders for the next Staff, Branch Directors, Div/Gru07:15Operational Period. Sups., Task Force/Strike Team

Leaders and Unit leadersMAR 24 10 Unified Command Objectives Review/ identify objectives for the Unified Command members Somerset

Meeting next operational period.08:00

MAR 24 10 AC / UC Telcon UC UC Board Room08:30

MAR 24 10 UC 209 Approval UC to be briefed out by SSC on 209 UC, SSC UC Board Room09:15

MAR 24 10 Command & General Staff IC/UC gives direction to Command & IC/UC, Command & General SomersetMeeting General staff including incident Staff09:30

objectives and priorities.

MAR 24 10 ICS 209 to UAC Confirm contents of 209 and present UCto UAC09:30

MAR 24 10 Tactics Meeting Develop/Review primary and PSC, OSC, LSC, Somersetalternate Strategies to meet Incident RESL & SITL12:30Objectives for the next OperationalPeriod.

MAR 24 10 UC Operations Brief Somerset13:30

MAR 24 10 UC Press Conference PIO and UC, Security Media Room14:00

MAR 24 10 Actual Press Conference Media Room15:00

MAR 24 10 Planning Meeting Review status and finalize strategies Determined by the IC/UC Somersetand assignments to meet Incident15:30Objectives for the next OperationalPeriod.

MAR 24 10 IAP Approval UC Board Room17:00

MAR 25 10 AC / UC Telcon UC Board Room17:30

4. Prepared by: (Situation Unit Leader) Date/Time:Don Costanzo MAR 20 10 14:23

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3. Meeting Schedule (Commonly-held meetings are included)

Date / Time Meeting Name Purpose Attendees Location

4. Prepared by: (Situation Unit Leader) Date/Time:Don Costanzo MAR 20 10 14:23

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DRILL1. Incident Name 2. Operational Period (Date / Time) RESOURCES AT RISK SUMMARY


3. Environmentally-Sensitive Areas and Wildlife Issues Site # Priority Site Name and/or Physical Location Site Issues

B-01 1 Scarboriugh River protect inland marsh from from further oil egress

A 15 1,2 1 Little Bay protect Grant Bay from further oil egress *

A 24 1,2 1 Upper Piscataqua River protect further egress of oil *

A-01 1,2, 1 Hampton Harbor protect wetland; be aware of Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant water intake3A-36 2 Spruce Creek *

A-30 1 2 Spinney Creek close tide gate*

A-02 2 2 Rye Harbor

A 42 3 Ogunquit River Protect upstream estuaries from oil entrance during tide

A 44 3 Little Rivers, Wells Protect upstream estuaries from oil entrance during tide

A 45 3 Mousan River, Kennebunk Protect upstream estuaries from oil entrance during tide

A 47 1,2 3 Cape Porpoise Harbor Protect upstream estuaries from oil entrance during tide

B-07 1 Presumscot River High Priority Contingency for MV Axis Moonlight

B-09 1,2 1 Broad Cove High Priority Contingency for MV Axis Moonlight

B-08 1,2 1 MacWorth Cove High Priority Contingency for MV Axis Moonlight

A22 3 Oyster River

A25 3 Cocheco River

A26 3 Salmon Falls River

A21 3 Crommet Creek

A19 3 Lamprey River

A18 3 Squamscott River

A17 3 Winnicut River

A20 4 Lubberland Creek

- 4 Pickering Brook NE by Winnicut

- 4 Packers Brook NE by Winnicut

- 4 Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge Near Nannies Islan, across opening to GBNWR

Narrative

* Multiple historic and cultural resources alomg th eshore of the Piscataque River into Great Bay.- shoreside access should only be through approved stagings areas-no high pressure washing

For more information contact Edna Feightner - NH Div. of Historical Resources - 603-271-2813

4. Archaeo-cultural and Socio-economic Issues

Site # Priority Site Name and/or Physical Location Site Issues

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Command PostHoliday Inn By the Bay, Portland

DIVISION ADIVISION B

DIVISION BDIVISION C

DIVISION C

DIVISION D

DIVISION DDIVISION E

DIVISION E

DIVISION F

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NH DIV YStaging AreaPierce Island Fisherman's Coop

Staging AreaHampton Fisherman's Coop

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0 4 8 12 162Miles Prepared by Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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NH DIV X

Staging AreaCamp Ellis Boat Launch

Staging AreaYork Harbor Beach Parking Lot

LegendStaging Area

Command Post

Harbor Boom

Intertidal Boom

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GRS Boom StrategiesDEPLOYED

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