Categories > Industry & Security Category:   Marine Emergency Response to Hazardous     Program Duration : 5 Days Program Date : 18-22 March, 2011 Program Location : Cairo, Egypt Program Fees : US$ 2950/Per Person         PROGRAM OBJECTIVES: Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS), if released, may endanger human life, the environment and property. Though much is written and practiced in regard to oil spills, the nature of HNS spills could be significantly different in the responses applied and is reflected in the IMO OPRC - HNS Protocol of 2000. Use of industry guidelines in response methods and techniques together with examples drawn from case studies will guide towards further learning in this interest. The intended course participants will be Port and Harbor Officials, ship's officers and emergency response staff from the marine industry. Course members who satisfactorily complete the course are issued with a certificate of attendance.     WHO SHOULD ATTEND?   Marine terminal Managers, Superintendents, supervisors and engineers Facility managers and facility training coordinators Safety and environmental managers, engineers and officers Spill management team members Transfer supervisors Marine shipping coordinators Dock maintenance planners Process Designers   PROGRAM OUTLINES:  Examples of HNS Cargoes Industry and Legislative Literature regarding HNS SOLAS Chapter II-2 and VII, IMDG, IBC and IGC Codes HNS properties and associated hazards Ship design and equipment relevant to spill prevention Ship / Shore interface operations and checklisting Inshore and Offshore spill scenarios Dealing with marine spill emergency Case Studies