EXPERIENCE AND INNOVATION



History
Training in oil spill response began at OSRL/EARL over 25 years ago with the introduction of a published training programme which became known as the Clearance Course. With a core focus on operations, this course quickly became established as the oil industry standard for promoting best practice in spill response.

Today, the Clearance Course 'brand' still remains universally recognised as the definitive oil spill training course. Looking forward, we have engaged the services of an educational specialist to review current programme, maximise learning potential while ensuring cutting edge technical content. In this way, the Clearance Course remains the lynchpin of our extensive course portfolio.

Quality
Throughout the range of services that OSRL/EARL delivers, quality is of paramount importance. Our Training Departments utilise feedback from delegates as a measure of performance and success for the continual development of our training courses. As a direct result of listening to our customers, we are able to deliver tailored training solutions that exceed the criteria laid down by the industry and regulatory authorities.

OSRL/EARL understands the importance of striking a balance between theoretical classroom based learning and practical hands-on interaction. Indeed, interactive learning is a major driving force in our course development programme, to maximise information retention, interaction, application and enjoyment. Many of our courses are hands-on oriented, with opportunities for delegates to handle and deploy response equipment so that they may gain a valuable first-hand insight into the realities that responders face on site.

Experience of Our trainers
Our Trainers from both the Southampton and Singapore offices represent an invaluable collective of field response experience. They are further supported by active Spill Response Specialists during course delivery. Our teams of dedicated Trainers comprise a broad range of backgrounds but all share the common ground of hands-on operational spill experience. We feel this is fundamental to the effective delivery of our courses. Indeed, so important is this operational exposure that we rotate our Trainers back into the front-line of spill response on an annual basis.

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