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Beach Number 003 Extract from 1:50000 Digital Ordnance Survey Map Reproduced from the 1998 1:50000 maps by permission of the Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Crown Copyright BP Exploration Ltd, Sullom Voe Terminal, Mossbank, Shetland ZE2 9TU - Licence Number AL 85218X Beach001A Beach002A Beach002B Beach003 Beach004B Bea Beach004A ach004C 004D 004E SVT Shoreline Survey Report -
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Beach Number 003Extract from 1:50000 Digital Ordnance Survey Map
Reproduced from the 1998 1:50000 maps by permission of the Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office,Crown Copyright BP Exploration Ltd, Sullom Voe Terminal, Mossbank, Shetland ZE2 9TU - Licence Number AL 85218X
Beach001ABeach002A
Beach002B
Beach003
Beach004B
Beach054
Beach004A
Beach004C
Beach004D
Beach004E
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Beach Number 003Extract from 1:10000 Digital Ordnance Survey Map
Reproduced from the 1998 1:10000 maps by permission of the Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office,Crown Copyright BP Exploration Ltd, Sullom Voe Terminal, Mossbank, Shetland ZE2 9TU - Licence Number AL 85218X
Beach003
Beach004A
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SVT Shoreline Survey Report Form
Beach Number : 003
Location From : Flugga Ness
To: Mio Ness
Completed By : David Fox, Jamie Pearson
Date : 01 July 1999
Time by road from Pollution Base to closest road in Zone/Area : 00:08
Surveyed By : Foot
Photos :
ID Number : 22N, 25N
Cliffs
Bedrock 30
Boulders (>10cm) 32
Pebbles (1-10cm) 33
Gravel (0.2-1cm) 5
Sandy
Mud
Manmade
Marsh/Bog
Other (specify) :
Cliffs
High Banks (Mud) 40
High Banks (Grass) 40
Low Banks (Rock)
Low Banks (Grass)
Low Banks (Mud)
Low Lying (level with water)
Other (specify) :
High banks (rocks) - 20% (all three types are mixed)
Shoreline Features Shoreline Features(Based on low water) (Above high water)
Shore Type % Type of Banks %
(it is important to note that this time was measured using a car while travelling at speeds within the national and SVT limits)
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Firm (will support any vehicle)
Good (4 wheel drive)
Soft (tracked vehicle)
Very Soft (will not support any vehicle)
Other comments :Most of the beaches in this area are difficult to access by car due to high banks or uneven bedrock.
Firm (will support any vehicle)
Good (4 wheel drive)
Soft (tracked vehicle)
Very Soft (will not support any vehicle)
Other comments :At time of survey, the land was quite wet and marshy meaning that four wheel drive vehicles would get stuck in many locations.
Metalled Road
Vehicle Track
Path
Steps
Slipway
Car Park
Other (details) :
None of the above were seen at time of survey.
Distance to nearest vehicle track : 0 - 1.3 miles
Distance to nearest slipway : 1.3 - 2 miles
Distance to nearest village/house : 0 - 1.3 miles
Distance to nearest suitable car : 1.3 - 2 miles
Other (details) :
Lighthouse at the point of Mio Ness.Mast on top of hill in this area.
Approximate % of Beach remaining at high tide 10% - 20%
Is the Beach/Shoreline accessible?Some restrictions in areas due to high banks but the coastline is generally easily accessible in this area.
Landing location(s) by boat (give details)
Many locations along the coastline.Bar of rocks and dual tide may make access at the top of Mio Ness difficult.
Load Bearing Load Bearing(Beach) (Land above beach)
Shore Access Other Details
Shoreline Features based on High Water(Note any marked differences compared to low water)
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Overhead powerlines?
Fences (croft)?
Streams/small burns?
Buildings?
Crops?
Other (give details) :
Lighthouse at end of Mio Ness may not restrict access but it is important to note that it is ther.
Details :Due to the abundance of marshy land in this are, it may be difficult.
Details :*see above*
Fish Farm Creels Jetties Sheep Boat Moorings
Wildlife in Area (details) :
Seal and birds.
Other (details) :
Is this area an SSSI or other? Details :
Landowner(s) :
Contact tel.
fax
mobile
Land Features restricting access to Shoreline
Suitability for Parking? / Equipment Storage? / Security Needed?
Storage Facilities for Oil/Oiled solids, best locations for mobile storage (e.g. skips)
Shoreline Usage (tick as appropriate)
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Revision 0 Northern Export Systems, Sullom Voe Terminal January 2000
Oil Spill Assessment Form(Initial survey, for use in assessing for a beach clean-up operation)
1. APPLIES TO SITE/BEACH: ...........................................................................................................................
2. DATE: ............................... 3. TIME: .................................. 4. INCIDENT: ...........................................................
5. PRODUCT(S): ...................................................................................................................... (Attach MSDS)
6. Site Characterisation Tick all relevant boxes
6a. Area q Sea q Bay q Stream q Saltmarsh q Mudflats
q Shoreline q Sandy q Rocky q Cliffs q Docks
6b. Use q Commercial q Industrial q Crofting q Public q Government
q Recreational q Residential q Other .......................................................................
7. Weather q Ice/frost q Snow q Rain q Wind q Sun
8. Site Hazards
q Bird Handling q Fire, explosion, in-situ burn q Slips, trips and falls
q Boat safety q Heat stress q Steam and hot water
q Chemical hazards q Helicopter operations q Tides
q Cold stress q Lifting q Trenches, excavations
q Drum Handling q Motor vehicles q UV radiation
q Equipment Operations q Noise q Visibility
q Electrical hazards q Overhead/buried utilities q Weather
q Fatigue q Pumps and hoses q Work near water
q Other ............................ q Other .................. q Other ....................................
9. Air Monitoring
q LEL q Benzene
q H2S q Other (specify) ........................................................................................
10. Personal Protective Equipment
q Foot Protection .............................................................. q Coveralls .................................................................
q Head Protection ............................................................ q Impervious suits ......................................................
q Eye Protection .............................................................. q Personal Floatation .................................................
q Ear Protection ............................................................... q Respirators ..............................................................
q Hand Protection ............................................................ q Other .......................................................................
11. Site Facilities Required
q Sanitation q First Aid q Area / Beach Security q Decontamination
12. Emergency Plan Requirements
q Alarm system q Evacuation Plan
13. Contact detailsrequired
q Fire q Doctor q Ambulance
q Police q Hospital q Other
14. Date Plan Completed ................................................................................................................................................
15. Plan completed by .....................................................................................................................................................
Revision 0 Northern Export Systems, Sullom Voe Terminal January 2000
Oil Spill HSE Daily Hazard Check list & Beach Induction Form(Beach Master to carry out daily)
APPLIES TO SITE/BEACH:........................................... DATE:...................................
INCIDENT:....................................................................... TIME:....................................
PRODUCT(S): ................................................................ (Attach MSDS)
SITE CHARACTERISATION: Tick all relevant boxes
q Sea q Bay q Stream q Saltmarsh q Mudflats q Shoreline q Sandy q Rocky q Cliffs q Docks
Weather: q Ice q Frost q Snow q Wind q Sun
DAILY START UP
q Commence daily log, check communications., identify hazards (refer to completed Oil Spill Assessment Form).
Assess/reassess operational site:q Tides, wind force & direction, temperature, humidity, visibility.q Oiling, re-mobilization, fresh oiling, different oil impact.q Dead birds, fish, crustaceans, (handling) etc.q Booms, collected oil, dragged moorings, damaged boom, oil storage, overflows, leaching, flooding, secondarycontamination.q Entry, exit, escape routes, security, missing/damaged equipment.
Muster beach team(s) and issue HSE induction / refresher briefing / daily operational planq Assembly point, first aid point, manual handling.q Highlight hazards -q Equipment, excavations, vessels and vehicle operations, helicopter operations.(refer toq Details of products being handled.q Dispersants, chemical use and MSDS.q Correct level of PPE.q Rest breaks and shift patterns.q Communicate objectives for day / period.q Decontamination area.q Food, toilets, shelter.q Communications.q Working party size.q Environmental message.q Public affairs / media message.q Weather forecast, tide times.q Site security.q Appoint register / log keeper.q Set day’s cleanup / recovery objectives.q Check PPE equipment of each worker for fitting and integrity - condemn and replace as necessary.q Distribute cleanup equipment.q Ensure machinery pre-start (fuel/lube/coolant levels) and running checks (gauge readings, function checks), identify
defects.q Other.q Commence work.
DURING DAY
Monitor:q Sanitation, personal exposure limits, symptoms, fluid intake, near misses & accidents.q Progress, recovery rates, efficiency, oil/water ratios, productivity, conservation of materials, equipment reliability.q Rest breaks, morale.q Stock levels.q Complete site operation progress report form for Next Operational Period (NOP) and submit by agreed deadline.q Other.
END OF DAY
Review:q Survey site for any operationally generated debris.q Decontamination of personnel and equipment returning from Hot to Cold Zone.q Review the day and look ahead to NOP.
Daily Induction and Checks carried out by.................................................................
Revision 0 Northern Export Systems, Sullom Voe Terminal January 2000
Oil Spill Reporting Form(Initial report, for relay to ICR )
Date: Time: Pollution Observed.
Identity of Observer/Reporter :
Location and Extent ofPollution:
Name of Tanker /Installation / Pipeline:
Location with reference to Tanker /Installation / Pipeline:
Extent of Pollutionin Tonnes:
Wind speed: Knots:
Winddirection:
Weather conditions:
Sea state (1 - 8): or Waveheight:
metres
Type of oil:(e.g. crude, diesel, condensate, hydraulic fluid, kerosene, base oil etc. N.B. For OBM give % oilcontent.)
Appearance:(e.g. liquid, floating solid, semi-liquid sludge, tarry lumps, weathered oil, discolouration of sea.)
Source ofpollution:
Cause ofpollution:
Photographs taken: Yes No (Delete as appropriate)Samples taken for analysis: Yes No (Delete as appropriate)
Forecast of likely effect or landfall andtime:
Cleanup and Recovery plan initiated: Yes No (Delete as appropriate)
STAGE 1 RISK ASSESSMENT
JOB DESCRIPTION
OIL SPILL BEACH CLEAN-UP. RISK ASSESSMENTHAZARDS(Refer also to the Oil spill HSE Daily Hazard check list.)1 Oil 8 Beach type-rocks/ saltmarsh/cliffs 152 Flammable Gas/Vapour Waste 9 Tools & Equipment 163 Incoming Tide 10 Oiled birds / animals 174 Cold/Heat 11 Dead birds /animals 185 Weather Conditions (fog, wind) 12 Sanitation 196 Competency 13 Access / Egress 207 Manual handling 14 Disposal Route
CONTROLS1 Correct PPE: Gloves, boots, impervious suites, eye protection.
Stage 2 Risk Assessment attached YES/NOJob specific Toolbox Talk must be carried out Daily: Confirmed ��
I am satisfied that all known hazards have been identified and there are adequatecontrols in place
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