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In addition to ongoing development and review of specific oil spill prevention and response plans in support of exploration operations, a number of response-related activities took place immediately following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Industry task forces were created to review options associated with containing oil spills at their source, especially subsea releases. While the focus has been on the Gulf of Mexico, well containment technologies could be used in other exploration areas including the Arctic
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1) If the oil spill goes overboard, the Master will immediately inform the coastal authority like port state control and owner or office management.
2) Measures to be taken to limit the area of spill in the water with use of oil booms and other effective SOPEP items and all efforts to be made not to allow further oil to go overboard.
3) Use of Oil spill dispersant chemical can be done to contain the spill but with prior permission from port state authorities.
4) Contact with 24 hr Oil Spill Response Organization to be done by master for further cleaning up operation by shore team.
