The Marine Department's training and workshops are organized as part of the National Oil and Chemical Pollution Management Plan to enhance knowledge among relevant government agencies and private organizations. This year's event follows the objective of preparing all parties for the 13th Thailand National Oil and Chemical Spill Response Exercise, scheduled to take place in 2024.
This year's training and workshop focused on oil spill scenarios and responses by each party in accordance with their respective roles enlisted in the draft National Oil and Chemical Pollution Management Plan. This includes situation assessment, appropriate management methods, with an emphasis on collaborative efforts among relevant agencies in emergency management. The goal is to foster knowledge and understanding as well as preparedness for swift, appropriate and efficient responses.
Participating in joint training and workshop with government agencies is part of PTTEP's work procedures, reflecting the top priority given to the safety, security, occupational health and environmental management. Realizing that adhering to maximum safety standards is imperative for the petroleum exploration and production business, PTTEP underlines safety standards in all work procedures to ensure efficiency, safety, and preparedness for emergency response in accordance with legal and international standards.
Source: PTT Exploration and Production
