1. IESG Introduction and Activities

2. Oil Industry Environmental Safety Group Association (IESG)
Jointly set up by most of Thai Petroleum Companies as Oil Industry Environmental Safety Group Association (IESG) since 1968
Voluntary group and Non-profit making organization
Objective includes safety and environmental impact prevention and provision of mutual aid /assistance in case of emergency among IESG Members

3. History & Milestones (1)
1968
Informal Oil Spill cleanup mutual aid agreement between two refineries in Sriracha (ESSO and Thaioil)
1970
High Level Managements from Caltex, ESSO, Shell, Summit, Thaioil Company agreed to set up IESG (Oil Industry Environmental Safety Group) on March18, 1970 also with Thai Petroleum Transport and Mobil Company and organized working sub-company for Bangkok, Sriracha and South Thailand areas.
1978
The Oil Fuel Organization joined the IESG as a member and on October 1,1979 the Oil Fuel Organization was re-organized under the Petroleum Authority of Thailand

4. History & Milestones (2)
1981
The Defence Energy Department (DED) became an IESG Member in September 1981
1982
Summit ceased to be a member of IESG when Summit agreed to sell all its interest in Thailand to Caltex in September 1982
1983
The Thai Shell Exploration and Production Company joined IESG as a member in March 1983
1985
Bangchak Petroleum Company joined IESG as a member in May 1985
1988
BP Pretroleum Develop Limited, Thailand Branch has been accepted to join IESG as member on January 1988

5. History & Milestones (3)
1989
The Thai Petroleum Transport Company combined its operation with Thaioil
1990
OSR capability assessment by OSSC (Southampton)
1993
- Setting up central equipment stockpile in Sriracha
- Participated in National Plan drafting with government
1995
Setting up central equipment stockpile in Songkhla and 1st National Plan OSR exercise with government
1996
Tier 1 OSR capability assessment by EARL (Singapore)
1998
2nd National Plan OSR exercise with government

6. History & Milestones (4)
2001
3rd National Plan OSR exercise with government
2002
Registered as an Association, with 8 members (ARC, BP, BCP, Caltex, ESSO, PTT, Shell, Thaioil)
2004
4th National Plan OSR exercise with government (Krabi Province)
2005
Total 14 oil companies join IESG (Chevron, Conoco, PT, PTTEP, TPI, UNOCAL)
2006
- OSR capability assessment by OSRL/EARL (Singapore)
- OSR exercise with government (Suratthani Province)
2007
5th National Plan OSR exercise with government (Koh Loi, Chonburi Province)

7. History & Milestones (5)
2008
Total 15 oil companies join IESG (NuCoastal Thailand)
2009
IESG have 16 oil companies due to ARC separate to PTTAR and SPRC
2010
- Pearl Oil joins IESG, total 17 oil companies
- 6th National Plan OSR exercise with government (Samila Beach, South of Koh Nu, Songkhla Province)
Ceremony of IESG 40th Anniversary
Join in RITAG (Regional Industry Technical Advisory Group)
2011
- Salamander is one of our member
- “NuCoastal (Thailand)” changed to “CEC International Limited”
- “PTTAR” changed to “PTTGC”

8. History & Milestones (6)
2012
- PTT Tank and Map Ta Phut Tank join IESG (Total 20 Companies)
- “Pearl Oil” changed to “Mubadala Petroleum”
2013
- 7th National Plan OSR exercise with government (Rayong Province)
- Hosted of the 4th RITAG Meeting

9. IESG Stockpile Main Stockpile Sub Stockpile Chonburi Bangkok Rayong
Songkhla
Main Stockpile
Sub Stockpile

10. Our Members Year 1968 1970 2002 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Member 214 15 16 17 18 20

11. Executive Members (Govt.)
The Director General - Marine Department
The Director General - Department of Energy Business
The Director General - Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation

12. Inland Emergency Response
Our Organization
Main Committee (MC)
Advisor
Board of Trustees
Oil Spill Response
Technical
Sriracha Area Sub Committee (SASC)
Bangkok Area Sub Committee (BASC)
Inland Transport Safety Sub Committee (ITS SC)
Marine Safety Sub Committee (MSSC)
Rayong Area Sub Committee (RASC)
Offshore Area Sub Committee (OASC)
South Thailand Sub Committee (STSC)
Inland Emergency Response
Administrator
Inland Emergency Response Sub Committee(IERSC)
Transportation
Refinery
Terminal

13. Marine Safety Activities
Support the authority in adopting of new law / regulations
MARPOL, CLC etc.
Improve Marine Terminal Standard
Terminal Baseline Criteria
Ship Shore Interface
Improve Tanker and Barge Standard
SIRE Inspection, TMSA, Vetting system
Educate/ Train / Promote the Safety and Environmental Best Practices
Safety Awards
Risk Assessment
Incident investigation
Vessel inspection
Marine Safety Exhibition & Conference

14. Inland Transport Safety Activities
Support the new law / regulations from the related authority
Department of Land Transport
Department of Energy Business
Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
Pollution Control Department
Educate/ Train / Promote the Safety and Environmental Best Practices
Safety Awards
New Technology (Sims GPS System)
Increase Business Profit by Reduce Incident Workshop

15. Oil Spill Response Activities
Training
IMO Level I
ISPS Code
Incident Command System
Exercise
Oil Spill Tier II
Thailand Oil Spill Tier III Exercise
Knowledge Sharing
Collaborate with government and organizations on oil spill response activities
Others

16. TOREX 2013 : Field Exercise

17. Inland Emergency Response Activities
Training & Exercise
3 times/ Year
Knowledge Sharing
Collaborate with government and organizations on oil spill response activities
ER Handbook of State Rail way of Thailand (SRT)
Others

18. IESG at Thailand National OSR Plan
IESG is an Operation Unit in National Oil Spill Response Plan
IESG Responsibilities
Provide support in term of information for the verification of the oil spill
Participate in the oil spill response with government agencies
Assist in the coordination for oil spill equipment support from abroad and provide technical support

19. National OSR Organization Chart
Committee on the Prevention and Combating of Oil Pollution
Coordination Center
Command Center
Support Unit
Custom Dept.
Immigration Dept.
Pollution Control Dept.
Operation Unit
Marine Dept.
Royal Thai Navy
Provincial authority
IESG

20. IESG Achievement
RASC Sensitive Area (on going with the other area)

21. OSR Capability Assessment (every 5 years)
IESG Achievement
OSR Capability Assessment (every 5 years)
CSR (Rotate to each area)

22. IESG Capability: From OSRL’s Recommendation
Relocate IESG stockpile in Sriracha
Move out from Esso refinery to Sattahip, Chonburi
Status : In Process
Establish IESG Core Team
Permanent management/skilled staff
Manager
Administrator (existing)
Supervisor (Mechanic)
Operator 1
Operator 2

23. IESG Oil industry preventive measures
What Oil Industries have to prevent and response to oil spill

24. Drilling spill prevention
Blow Out Preventor (BOP) will be installed when drilling to prevent well blow out
HYDRIL BOP equipment which is industry standard and complied to API specification 16A
BOP will be regularly tested and inspected, i.e. connection test every well, full BOP test every 3 weeks
Standard well design will have 2 string of casing set to maintain wellbore integrity
Sufficient barriers will be maintained to secure the well when drilling and producing
Standard Operating Procedures are in place and followed to mitigate incident of well control
All senior drilling personnel provided with high quality in house well control training and certification

25. Operations spill prevention
Terminal regulation implemented.
Tanker vetting system implemented.
Berthing operation procedure and JSA developed and followed by all Mooring Masters.
Mooring Master competency training program in place.
Mooring Masters provided with professional training courses aboard. Berthing simulator every 2 years, Manned Model shiphandling every 5 years.
Provide 2 Mooring Masters for the operations which longer than 18 hrs to allow sufficient resting time for the Mooring Masters.
Company/National Oil Spill Response plan.

26. Equipment failure prevention
Oil transfer hose and hawser maintenance and inspection policies implemented.
Comprehensive planned maintenance program in place.
Minimum spare part policy. Hose and hawser change out criteria.
Oil Company International Marine Forum oil transfer hose specification.

27. Oil company provide Tier 1 OSR Equipment
Complete Lamor Neoprene Auto Boom LAN M. with 60T capacity skimmer
1 float 25 Tons and 2 float tank 12 tons capacity
2 sets of oil spill dispersant spray sets
1 set of oil spill dispersant spray set
2 tons oil spill dispersant

28. Boom p

29. Skimmer

30. Oil Spill trainings

31. OSR exercise

32. OSR Tier 1 response resources
Company causing the spill

33. OSR Tier 2 response resources
IESG and members
Stock pile equipment
Marine Department
2 Oil spill response vessels
Royal Thai Navy
Navy vessels
Man power
Air crafts

34. OSR Tier 3 response resource

35. IESG Contact us Office: 555 PTT Phrakanong Building, 10th Floor
Ard-Narong Road, Khlong-Toey, Bangkok Thailand 10260
Tel: (66) , 55-6
Fax: (66)
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