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Environment plan, Appendix 9-1 Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Appendix 1 Contacts directory Rev 2, February 2019 www.equinor.com.au Oil pollution emergency plan Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Appendix 1 Contacts directory This table was current at the time this document was developed. Organisation Phone Email Commonwealth National Offshore Petroleum Safety +61 8 6461 7090 [email protected] and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) Australian Maritime Safety Authority 1800 641 792 (24 hours) https://amsa-forms.nogginoca.com/ (AMSA) public/polrep.html (online form) Director of National Parks Marine Compliance Duty Officer: NA +61 419 293 465 (24 hours) National Offshore Petroleum Titles Titles Hotline: +61 6424 5317 [email protected] Administrator (NOPTA) Commonwealth Department of the Switchboard: +61 2 6274 1111 NA Environment and Energy (DEE) Department of Industry, Innovation Switchboard: +61 2 6213 6000 NA and Science (DIIS) Western Australia Department of Transport (DoT) Maritime Environmental Emergency [email protected] Response (MEER) Unit Duty Officer +61 8 9480 9924 (24 hours) Department of Mines, Industry Environmental Reporting: +61 419 Environmental - Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) 960 621 (24 hours) [email protected]. au Department of Primary Industries Perth Office: +61 8 6551 4444 [email protected] and Regional Development Esperance District Office: +61 8 (DPIRD) 9071 1839 Department of Biodiversity, Marine emergencies: +61 8 9474 [email protected] Conservation and Attractions - 9055 Parks and Wildlife Wildcare Helpline: +61 8 9474 9055 General enquiries: +61 8 9219 9000 Esperance Port Authority Emergencies: 0428 712 111 (24 enquiries.esperance@southernports. hours) com.au General enquiries: +61 8 9072 3333 Department of Water and 1300 784 782 (24 hours) [email protected] Environmental Regulation South Australia Department of Planning, Transport +61 8 8260 0202 (24 hours) [email protected] and Infrastructure (DPTI) Department for Environment and DEW Duty Officer: +61 419 806 726 NA Water (DEW) (24 hours) General enquiries: +61 8 8204 1910 DEW Coast Protection Board +61 8 8124 4928 [email protected] Environmental Protection Authority +61 8 8204 2004 or 1800 623 445 NA Department of Primary Industries Fishwatch Hotline: 1800 065 522 NA and Regions SA (PIRSA) (24 hours) 1-1 February 2019 www.equinor.com.au Oil pollution emergency plan Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Organisation Phone Email Flinders Ports 08 8447 0611 [email protected] SA Police Urgent: 000 (24 hours) NA Non-urgent: 131 444 (24 hours) Victoria Department of Economic Incident reporting State Duty Officer [email protected] Development, Jobs, Transport and (24 hours) +61 409 858 715 mailto: Resources (DEDJTR) General enquiries +61 3 9208 3404 [email protected] Port of Portland (coastal response +61 3 5525 0900 NA agency for Victoria west of Cape Otway) Victorian Ports Corporation (coastal +61 3 9644 9777 NA response agency for Victoria east of Cape Otway) Maritime Safety Victoria Emergencies notification: 1300 965 [email protected]. 784 gov.au Environmental Protection Authority 1300 372 842 (24 hours) NA (EPA) Department of Environment, Land, Wildlife incident reporting: State [email protected] Water and Planning (DELWP) Agency Commander 1300 134 444 General enquiries: 13 61 86 NA VIC Police Urgent: 000 (24 hours) NA Water Police: 1800 135 729 Tasmania Environmental Protection Authority Pollution Incidents (SOPCO): 1800 NA (EPA) 005 171 General enquiries: +61 3 6165 4599 Department of Primary Industries, Pollution Incidents: 1800 005 171 NA Parks, Waters and Environment (DPIPWE) New South Wales NSW Maritime (Roads and Maritime Pollution incidents: 13 12 36 NA Services) NSW Police Urgent: 000 (24 hours) NA Water Police: 1800 658 784 (24 hours) 1-2 February 2019 www.equinor.com.au Environment plan, Appendix 9-1 Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Appendix 2 Spill resources inventory Rev 2, February 2019 www.equinor.com.au Oil pollution emergency plan Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Appendix 2 Spill resources inventory Aircraft This list was current at the time this document was developed. The tables below include aircraft registration numbers, owners, locations and contact phone numbers. Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner or Fairchild Aerospace Metro 23 Registration Type Owner Location Contact VH-ANA Metro 23 Air North Darwin, Northern 1800 627474 Territory VH-ANW Metro 23 VH-ANY Metro 23 VH-KGX Metro II Complete Aviation Jandakot, WA +61 8 6399 4300 (CASAIR) VH-NGX Metro II VH-OGX Metro II VH-WGX Metro II VH-ZGX Metro II VH-VEK Metro 23 Corporate Air Canberra, Australian 1300 441 000 Capital Territory VH-VEU Metro 23 Vee H Aviation VH-SSV Metro II FIFO Jet Archerfield, Queensland +61 438 737 787 VH-CHN Metro 23 Hardy Aviation Darwin, Northern +61 8 8927 8111 Territory VH-HVH Metro 23 VH-TFG Metro III VH-TGD Metro III VH-TWL Metro 23 VH-OYB Metro 23 Pearl Aviation Darwin, Northern +61 8 8920 6609 Territory VH-OYG Metro 23 VH-OYI Metro 23 VH-OYN Metro 23 VH-HWR Metro 23 Sharp Airlines Essendon, Victoria 1300 556 694 VH-MYI Metro 23 Beechcraft King Air Registration Type Owner Location Contact VH-LOA King Air 200 Air South Charter Adelaide, SA +61 8 8234 3244 VH-ZMO King Air 200 Australasian Jet Essendon, Victoria +61 3 9379 6999 VH-ZMP King Air 200 VH-ZMW King Air 200 2-1 EEN17049.002-12 www.equinor.com.au Oil pollution emergency plan Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program Registration Type Owner Location Contact VH-ITA King Air 200 Awesome Flight Services Perth, WA +61 8 6189 0700 VH-LOA King Air 200 VH-SKU King Air 200 Barrier Aviation Cairns, Queensland +61 428 739 759 VH-MWX King Air 200 Broome Air Services Broome, WA +61 8 9192 6100 VH-URU King Air 200 Corporate Aircraft Charter Adelaide, SA +61 8 8234 4423 VH-ODI King Air 200 Dick Lang's Bush Pilots Adelaide, SA +61 8 8264 7200 VH-HLJ King Air 200 Hinterland Aviation Cairns, Queensland 1300 359 428 VH-XCB King Air 200 Jandakot Flight Centre Jandakot, WA +61 8 9417 2258 VH-KFE King Air 200 Karratha Flying Services Karratha, WA +61 8 9144 2444 VH-KFH King Air 200 VH-KFX King Air 200 VH-KQB King Air 200 Kestrel Aviation Mangalore, Victoria +61 3 5796 2373 VH-ZOK King Air 200 Kirkhope Aviation Moorabbin, Victoria 1300 206 130 VH-PFJ King Air 200 Pacific Flight Services Bankstown, NSW +61 2 9791 0055 VH-PFK King Air 200 VH-LAB King Air 200 VH-FII King Air 200 Pearl Aviation Darwin, Northern Territory +61 8 8920 6609 VH-NTH King Air 200 VH-OYD King Air 200 VH-OYE King Air 200 VH-OYH King Air 200 VH-OYT King Air 200 VH-TLX King Air 200 VH-FIX King Air 200 VH-FIY King Air 200 VH-FIZ King Air 200 VH-VAD King Air 200 Pel-Air Aviation Mascot, NSW +61 2 9667 7700 VH-VAE King Air 200 VH-VAH King Air 200 VH-VAI King Air 200 VF-MWF King Air 200 Silver City Air Charter Broken Hill, NSW +61 8 8088 5702 VH-CWO King Air 200 Star Aviation Perth, WA +61 8 9477 4402 VH-LKF King Air 200 VH-LKR King Air 200 VH-XDB King Air 200 VH-XDW King Air 200 West Wing Aviation Townsville, Queensland +61 7 4721 5151 Skytrans Airlines 2-2 EEN17049.002-12 www.equinor.com.au Oil pollution emergency plan Stromlo-1 exploration drilling program AMOSC resources This list was current at the time this document was developed. A full and up to date inventory of AMOSC equipment is at http://www.amosc.com.au/equipment.php. Category Product name Quantity Metres Location Response time1 Boom Beach Guardian Boom 4 100 Broome 47 hours Boom Zoom Boom 8 200 Broome 47 hours Boom 200 m HDB 1300 Boom on Hyd Reel 2 400 Broome 47 hours Boom 200 m Ro-Boom 2 400 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Beach Guardian Boom 20 500 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Zoom Boom 17 425 Exmouth 51 hours Boom 200 m Ro-Boom 6 1200 Fremantle 36 hours Boom Beach Guardian Boom 10 250 Fremantle 36 hours Boom Zoom Boom 16 400 Fremantle 36 hours Boom 450 mm Curtain Boom 18 540 Fremantle 36 hours Boom 200 m Ro-Boom 7 7 North Geelong 14 hours Boom 36 m Ro-Boom 1 1 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Beach Guardian Boom 51 51 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Zoom Boom 114 114 North Geelong 14 hours Boom 450 mm Curtain Boom 41 41 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Accessories Beach Guardian Deployment Kit 1 Broome 47 hours Boom Accessories Zoom Boom Anchor Kit 4 Broome 47 hours Boom Accessories Hydraulic Powered Reel Winder 2 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Accessories Beach Guardian Deployment Kit 1 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Accessories Shoreline Boom Anchoring kit 1 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Accessories Zoom Boom Anchor Kit 8 Exmouth 51 hours Boom Accessories Hydraulic Powered Reel Winder 6 Fremantle 36 hours Boom Accessories Ro-Boom Anchoring System 1 Fremantle 36 hours Boom Accessories Zoom Boom Anchor Kit 28 Fremantle 36 hours Boom Accessories Hydraulic Powered Reel Winder 8 8 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Accessories Beach Guardian Deployment Kit 3 3 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Accessories Ro-Boom Anchoring System 5 5 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Accessories Shoreline Boom Anchoring Kit 4 4 North Geelong 14 hours Boom Accessories Zoom Boom Anchor Kit 10 10 North Geelong 14 hours Communications I SPHERE Satellite Drift Buoys 2 Broome 47 hours Communications I SPHERE Satellite Drift Buoys 7 Fremantle 36 hours Communications Spot Gen 3 2 Fremantle 36 hours Communications I SPHERE Satellite Drift Buoys 4 4 North Geelong 14 hours Communications Spot Gen 3 2 2 North Geelong 14 hours Communications TX/RX Airband Hand-held Radio 1 1
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