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IMP EMP2-6.1 Attachments IMP EMP2-6.1 Attachments This document has been prepared for Imperial Oil & Gas by: inGauge Energy Australia Lvl 2, 27 Parkview St. Milton QLD 4064 E: [email protected] ABN: 51 164 429 190 Emergency Response Plan Imperial 2020 Drilling Program NT Exploration Permit (EP) 187 Version Description Date Author(s) Reviewer Approved 4.3 Updated 02/09/2020 Diana Gomez Kelvin Wuttke David Evans This document has been prepared for Imperial Oil & Gas by: InGauge Energy Australia E: [email protected] ABN: 51 164 429 190 Emergency Response Plan Table of Contents 1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 3 2. Scope .............................................................................................................................................. 3 3. Background .................................................................................................................................... 3 4. Emergency Response Priorities ................................................................................................... 3 5. Definition of Site Emergency ....................................................................................................... 5 1 Roles & Responsibilities ................................................................................................................ 7 2 Response Scenarios ...................................................................................................................... 9 3 Respond communication ............................................................................................................ 13 3.1 Stakeholder Communication ............................................................................................. 14 3.2 Regulatory Notification ...................................................................................................... 14 3.3 Media Enquiries ................................................................................................................... 14 4 Incident notification .................................................................................................................... 14 5 Emergency Response Equipment and Personnel ..................................................................... 15 6 Journey Management ................................................................................................................. 16 7 External support (Road & Air) .................................................................................................... 17 7.1 Road ..................................................................................................................................... 17 7.2 Aircraft ................................................................................................................................. 17 8 Recovery Actions ......................................................................................................................... 18 9 Training ........................................................................................................................................ 18 10 Emergency Contact Details .................................................................................................... 19 11 Appendixes .................................................................................................................................. 20 List of Tables Table 1. Response Scenarios ............................................................................................................. 9 Table 2. Wellsite Emergency Response ............................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. Table 3. Incident notification examples ........................................................................................... 14 Table 4. Emergency Response Equipment .......................................................................................15 Table 5. Recovery Actions ............................................................................................................... 18 List of Figures Figure 1. Proposed Drill Site, camp location and Existing Roads ......... Error! Bookmark not defined. Figure 2. Identify, Assess, Response Flowchart ................................................................................. 6 Figure 3. Activation Actions .............................................................................................................. 6 Figure 4. Communication Flow ........................................................................................................ 13 List of Appendixes Appendix 1. Incident Notification Guideline .................................................................................... 21 Appendix 2. Site ERP Display Sheet ................................................................................................ 26 Drilling Program EP187-2020 pg. 2 Emergency Response Plan 1. Introduction This Emergency Response Plan (ERP) describes processes to be followed by Imperial Oil & Gas (Imperial) in the event of an emergency during Drilling and Completions activities at Exploration Permit 187 (EP187). The ERP is designed to guide the Imperial response team for the project in conjunction with the support from the engineering and project management subcontractors, and relevant third parties to respond effectively and promptly to site-level emergencies and return the site to normal operations. 2. Scope This plan applies to all employees, contractors, and visitors; involved with the Carpentaria 1 project including: • Drilling, well completion, intervention or abandonment activities, • Vehicle mobilisation and logistics, • Earthworks (e.g. lease building, site remediation). 3. Background The 2020 Drilling Program consists of drilling Carpentaria 1; an exploration well in the eastern margin of the Beetaloo Sub-Basin, within EP187. The project area is in the Northern Territory, approximately 200km to the East of Daily Waters, on the southern side of the Carpentaria Highway. The works include well drilling, evaluation, logging and data gathering, rehabilitation and other associated activities, such as civil construction works, water bore drilling and temporary camp installation. The location of the proposed activities that this ERP applies to is shown in Figure 1 below. 4. Emergency Response Priorities All actual or potential emergencies will be assessed under the following activation trigger principles: • People: Serious injuries/loss of life or emotional harm, • Environment: Serious impact to biological, physical environment or eco-system functions, • Asset: significant damage or threat to property/assets, • Reputation: serious impact to community, cultural heritage sites, or both, • Liability: serious regulatory breach, • Continuity: loss or extended disruption to critical services & ability to continue operations. Refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3 for incident assessment and activation flowchart. Drilling Program EP187-2020 pg. 3 Emergency Response Plan Figure 1. Proposed Drill Site, camp location and Existing Roads Drilling Program EP187-2020 pg. 4 Emergency Response Plan 5. Definition of Site Emergency An emergency could be defined as an accident or deliberately caused situation that poses an immediate risk within a specific site. In many cases, the situation could be dangerous, requiring urgent/immediate intervention to prevent the situation from escalating or worsening. Incidents could have an impact on: • People: o Death, injury or near-miss. • Environment: o Uncontrolled release of a substance to air, land, or water. • Asset: o Loss or damage to physical assets. • Reputation: o Loss or damage to business, o Loss of control of any health, safety environment or community related incident. • Liability: o The potential for any of the above. Drilling Program EP187-2020 pg. 5 Emergency Response Plan Protect Assets & Asset Integrity Figure 2. Identify, Assess, Response Flowchart Activation Flow-Actions Figure 3. Activation Actions Drilling Program EP187-2020 pg. 6 Emergency Response Plan 1 Roles & Responsibilities Person(S) Responsibilities • Adhere to the Project Emergency Response Plan. • Maintain a high level of awareness of actions to be taken in the event of an emergency. • On identification of an emergency immediately report to the First Responder Site Supervisor indicating the location, type of emergency, need • Located at the scene, for assistance, and intentions to assist. could be on-site • Check the area and assess any person for injuries, provide first personnel or a contractor aid to injured persons within training and ability levels. • Move injured, only if they are in immediate and/or further danger, to avoid any additional injuries/risk to persons • Note the impacts of the emergency and any potential requirements for evacuations. • Provide first aid treatment or assessment as needed, working within their skill level. • Determine the need for medical assistance and provide First Aiders information to Medical personnel or Emergency services as • Located at site. required. • Ensure that first aid kits are maintained and complete, and items are in-date. • Ensure that all treatments provided, regardless of the type or complexities, are recorded. • Act as the site Incident Commander (IC) and manage the first response at the site level. • Maintain familiarisation with Imperial site ERP and Contractor ERP’s, key emergency respondents and
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