MOBIL OIL (CANADA) LTD.

Seacom has assisted Mobil in Atlantic Canada to develop a first class emergency response capability. They deliver a strong product on time and on budget with a professional staff. They are a valuable resource.

Bob Kerr
Safety, Health and Environment Supervisor, Eastern Canada Production.



MOBIL OIL (CANADA) LTD.

Seacom has contributed to the development and continuous improvement of Hibernia's emergency preparedness and response system and continue to do so. As of 1996, well before the tow-out and production start-up of the platform, Seacom has set up and run emergency response exercises, conducted training and prepared associated emergency response documentation. Their demonstrated commitment has allowed Hibernia to continually rely on their services.

Erik Buseman
Senior Safety, Health and Environmental Advisor, Eastern Canada Production.



EXXONMOBIL DEVELOPMENT CORP. (LAURENTIAN PROJECT, FRANCE)

Paul Clay was very helpful, and a valuable resource during the initial stages of the JBO operations (1998 to 2000).  We were a consortium of operators, with staff from 4 companies, and Paul's easy going manner coupled with a sound knowledge base helped us glide through multiple exercises with multiple operators.  The end result was a multi business culture response team which worked well together and was very capable of mounting an effective emergency response.

The Bandol project is one operator, however, we faced dual language and inter country challenges.  Paul was very effective in meeting these challenges, and after one training session and 2 exercises, the regulators of Saint Pierre et Miquelon are very satisfied with our response performance.  Paul provides exceptional clarity of focus in the training sessions which is very helpful when initiating new staff team members whom have zero oilfield experience.

R.W. Matthews
Operations Superintendent, Laurentian Project
Exxon Mobil Development Corp.



CANADIAN COAST GUARD

Seacom International Inc. have been known to Coast Guard since 1995. During this time, Seacom have been extensively involved in the preparation and delivery of emergency response plans and training for the on and offshore oil and gas industries as well as the marine sector. Having conducted official reviews of emergency response plans developed by Seacom, in addition to having participated in their Command and Control training, I have no hesitation in stating that Seacom is a highly skilled and professional emergency management company.

Seacom have significantly enhanced emergency preparedness as it relates to the on and offshore oil and gas industries in Canada.

Carl V. Froude
Regional Contingency Planning Officer



MARINE RESCUE SUB CENTRE

This is to advise that I have known Paul Clay and his Company Seacom International Inc. since 1998. This acquaintance is of a professional nature and is the result of our involvements in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry. I have been a Maritime Search and Rescue Coordinator with the Canadian Coast Guard for over twenty years and in that time I have worked extensively with the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry in both responding to real life emergency incidents and to advising them on the development of Emergency Contingency Plans and the exercising these Plans.

The Industry has experienced virtually every type of emergency during my career in Search and Rescue and today a great deal of the Industry commitment to safety is focused on Emergency Planning, both from the prevention side and from the response side in the event an Incident. As the saying goes "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" and this certainly holds true in the Offshore Oil and Gas industry where an accident can have huge financial and human costs.

I have been involved with several Offshore Oil Company exercises and simulations where Mr. Clay has played a key role. These exercises are quite realistic and elaborate, as indeed they must be. They are designed to test the Emergency Response capabilities of the various Companies. The exercises are done in a way to ensure that the Companies themselves are prepared to respond and additionally the Companies are also prepared to work with the various agencies that would be involved with any incident so as to provide an effective, quick and coordinated response. The eventual goal of the training would be to reduce the adverse consequences of any incident and, just as importantly, put in place measures that would prevent the occurrence of such incidents in the first place.

Mr. Clay has always conducted himself and every aspect of the training in a professional and competent manner. He has also demonstrated a keen insight into the Industry, the Marine and Air resources used to support it as well as the various Emergency Organizations, their structures, working relationships and Rules and Regulations that govern them. This is evidenced by the detail that goes into the training and simulations and the success and benefits derived therein.

I would recommend Mr. Clay and his company Seacom International Inc. without hesitation. I am confident that their expertise would help to improve the level of safety on offshore facilities and to better prepare onshore and offshore staff to perform the Command and Control duties required of them if called upon in an emergency.

Clarence Peddle
Maritime Search and Rescue Coordinator


JOINT RESCUE COORDINATION CENTRE (Canadian Air Force and Coast Guard)

On behalf of the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Center Halifax, I would like to thank Seacom International for supporting the Canadian National Search & Rescue program.

Seacom Internationals’ continued inclusion of the Offshore Installation Notification Protocol and JRCC Halifax’s Search & Rescue Seminar in its’ Emergency Preparedness & Management Training meets the objectives of the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Center Halifax.

J.P. (John) Van Oosten
Major, Officer in Charge

Peter Stow
Regional Supervisor Maritime SAR    
                                            


TERRA NOVA ALLIANCE (Petro-Canada, Mobil Canada, Husky Oil, Norsk Hydro, Murphy Oil, Mosbacher Operating, Chevron Canada)

Seacom International Inc. have been contracted to the Terra Nova Alliance since 1998. During this time, Seacom have prepared and assessed emergency response exercises and simulations for all aspects of the project inclusive of marine, drilling, and production operations related to the Terra Nova FPSO. Work has been conducted onshore, offshore, and at the projects simulation centre. In addition, Seacom have presented training to the Terra Nova Incident Command Centre as well as command and control coaching to the FPSO’s OIM’s and emergency management teams in preparation for formal assessment.

Seacom’s participation in the Terra Nova project has provided our emergency management teams with the tools to manage offshore emergencies related to an FPSO and its supporting assets.

Brian H. Gray
TLM Advisor - Operations




NORTH ATLANTIC REFINING LTD. (Vitol)

Seacom International Inc. has provided North Atlantic Refining Ltd. with defined skills related to the management of emergencies at a large and productive refinery.

Since December 1995, Seacom have continued to work with the refinery to develop and enhance emergency response plans; present command and control training to refinery management, control room operators, and response crews; as well as creating and facilitating incident specific training, exercises, and assessment related to land and marine incidents pertaining to the refinery and its associated operations.

Christopher Hogarth
Refinery Manager



JEANNE D'ARC BASIN OPERATIONS (Mobil Canada, Chevron, Petro-Canada, Norsk Hydro)

Jeanne d'Arc Basin Operations (JBO) have been utilizing Seacom International Inc. for the provision of emergency management services, both on and offshore, since 1998.

Seacom's scope of work for JBO has been to provide developmental training to our emergency response personnel providing them with the skills required to effectively support all types of foreseeable offshore emergencies. By promoting the fundamental elements of emergency management through effective Command and Control Training in combination with realistic emergency response exercises, Seacom has greatly contributed to the progressive development of JBO's emergency management personnel.

In short, Seacom International Inc. has  provided our emergency management personnel with the tools to confidently and proficiently support our offshore operations during any crisis situation.

Paul MacMillan
Well Operations Superintendent



IMTT-NEWFOUNDLAND LTD. (International Matex Tank Terminals)

IMTT-Newfoundland, Ltd. has worked with Seacom International Inc. since 1997. Seacom's primary focus has been the development of an emergency response plan; preparation of emergency response exercises related to all aspects of transshipment terminal operations; the provision of Command and Control training for Installation Management, Control Room Operators, and external contractors; and the assessment of personnel.

Seacom International Inc. is a professional emergency management company that has provided IMTT-Newfoundland, Ltd. with the skills to effectively manage emergencies at a major transshipment terminal.

Howard Kelly
Installation Manager



HUSKY OIL

Seacom International Inc. are a Canadian company based in St. John's, Newfoundland. Since 1998, Seacom have provided Husky Oil with emergency management services related to offshore drilling operations involving the MODU's Bill Shoemaker and Sedco 714. During this time, Seacom has designed Husky Oil's Incident Command Centre, provided training related to command centre management, developed offshore drilling exercises and, in addition, assessed the actions taken by our on and offshore emergency management teams. Seacom has provided Husky Oil with defined and well presented emergency management services that have significantly enhanced our ability to respond to offshore emergencies.

Gerald Snook, CRSP
HS&E Coordinator



HIBERNIA MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD. (Mobil Canada, Chevron Canada Resources, Petro-Canada, Canada Hibernia Holding Corporation, Murphy Oil, Norsk Hydro).

Hibernia Management and Development Company have worked with Seacom International Inc. since 1996 in various aspects of emergency response management. One aspect of Seacom’s involvement has been the provision of training and consulting services related to the development of the Hibernia Spill Management Centre. Seacom’s development of a Spill Management System, the provision of core training to members of the Spill Management Team, and the conduct of exercises and team evaluations have greatly enhanced Hibernia’s ability to respond to, and effectively manage, offshore oil spills.

Seacom International Inc. has enabled Hibernia to more effectively prepare for the management of oil spills as they relate to offshore drilling and production operations.

Terry O'Rielly
Loss Prevention Engr.



HIBERNIA MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD. (Mobil Canada, Chevron Canada Resources, Petro-Canada, Canada Hibernia Holding Corporation, Murphy Oil, Norsk Hydro).

Over the last couple of years, Seacom has provided Emergency Response Training and Exercise Management to the Hibernia onshore workforce. This has included work in the Onshore Emergency Control Room and also the Oil Spill Response Centre. Seacom developed for Hibernia a one-day training session for our personnel, which is designed to orientate them to their specific roles during an incident. Seacom has also been involved in the conducting and critique of the exercises. They have worked well with external agencies or parties in organizing the exercises and follow-up actions from the final critiques. Seacom has been responsive to our needs and they have taken actions to improve there knowledge and experience in the offshore field by attending the Montrose Training Center in the UK. They are keen to the needs of the industry and are finding ways of continuously improving their services.

Thomas F. Zapatka
Manager, Health and Safety



MARINE BASE (A. Harvey & Co. Ltd.)

Seacom International Inc. has provided the Marine Base with the plans and the training to effectively manage emergencies at our facility.

In 1997, Seacom developed our Oil Pollution Emergency Plan and every year since have presented the necessary Command and Control training. They have provided advice on regulatory changes and the impact of those changes on our operation as a licensed oil handling facility.

Seacom have also developed an effective Environmental Management System for the Marine Base.

Michael O' Leary
Environmental, Safety & Quality Advisor

ARMADA DE CHILE, DIRECCION GENERAL DEL TERRITORIO MARITIMO Y DE MARINA MERCANTE

In reference to this document, I wish to inform you that to-date we have acquired 10 licenses of the "International Emergency Response System" (Version 1.0 Spanish), which are being utilized as a support element for facing situations in which highly hazardous substances have been involved. This programme is very easy to use and its content provides very valuable information. Be advised, therefore, that the aforementioned software was distributed throughout all of Chile, for the Marine Headquarters of Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta, Caldera, Coquimbo, San Antonio, Valparaíso, Talcahuano, Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas.

Alejandro Ross Urquieta
Frigate Captain (Lt.)
Head of the Maritime Police and Risk Prevention Dept.



PEMEX EXPLORACION Y PRODUCCION (RMNE)

Seacom International Inc. is a Canadian company specialized in Emergency Management services for the on and offshore oil and gas industries, internationally.

Seacom was hired to conduct an Emergency Management Analysis with the aim of determining PEMEX’s present level of preparation in relation to their Emergency Response Plans, Command and Control training, the assessments and competence criteria for the Superintendents as Persons in Command, as well as the necessary requirements to establish operational Emergency Command Centres related to production and drilling platforms, gas processing plants and other support facilities.

Under the leadership of Mr. Paul R. Clay, Seacom has provided an excellent guide and advice to PEMEX, demonstrating at the same time a solid understanding of all the requirements to manage major emergencies related to a large network of on and offshore installations.

Seacom is a highly professional Emergency Management company.

Ing. David Herrera Ruíz, MBA
Interim Regional Manager
PEMEX Exploration and Production



PEMEX EXPLORACION Y PRODUCCION (RMNE)

During December 2002, the team of engineers who work in rotation L2 of the Rebombeo Platform attended the Major Emergency Management and Response Planning Course for offshore installations in the Campeche Sound as taught by the instructors of Seacom International.
 
What was outstanding during the training was the simulation of scenarios and of the reaction of the command team before an emergency, whose magnitude may be from the smallest up to a catastrophe.
 
The role of each member of the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC), their reactions and the taking of good decisions during an event can only be learned through well structured courses, given by a qualified personnel. The result is that thanks to the efforts of Petróleos Mexicanos together with other companies, all personnel of this installation, the Rebombeo Platform, now know that they can count on an adequate Emergency Response Plan.
 
When the pre-planned and alternate escape routes are very well identified, and medical teams, fire-fighting teams and all support teams are correctly controlled and in constant communication, the risks to the personnel and the installation are minimized.
 
At present the simulations carried out and the line of command established in the EOC have permitted us to improve and shorten our response time during a possible contingency in a very significant manner.
 
Yours truly,

Ing. José Araujo Zavala
Platform Superintendent



PEMEX EXPLORACION Y PRODUCCION (RMNE)

BACKGROUND:

The Cayo Arcas Operational Complex is located 174 kilometers north of Carmen City. Its principal function is to export Maya crude oil produced in the offshore oil fields of Cantarel, in the Gulf of Mexico. To carry out this work, two 250,000 tons of dead weight buoys have been installed, and a fixed tower with a capacity of 350,000 tons of dead weight. The great possibilities of vessels maneuvering in this area 84 Km north of the main oil fields was the first reason why this operational complex was built so that large super tankers and other types of vessels that can load oil easily; the second reason, equally important, is the natural protection of the area from the winds from the north, as provided by three keys. This allows for greater operational movement, even when weather conditions are not the best outside of this area.

EMERGENCY SIMULATIONS:

In the past there was only an informal organization in which the Safety Engineer was the person to define scenarios and simulations, conducted traditionally, with the results being not exactly as we know at present.

ACTIONS:

According to the importance of Cayo Arcas operations, the idea was born to implement Emergency Response Plans that could actually guarantee the protection of the personnel, safeguard the environment, and minimize damages to the installations. All this with the aim of counting on a command line and organization perfectly defined to face an emergency.

AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY:

The new vision of Pemex Exploration and Production, their operational values and their cultural vision make us recognize in the short term that our company and all their workers are committed to make Pemex a first class world company, in order that we can feel proud of ourselves, of our families and, generally, of all Mexicans. Therefore, we, who have the privileged to belong to PEMEX Exploration and Production are committed to perform the best work practices for our own benefit, which are those developed by the best world-class companies in our field of work, and only by fulfilling this task can we attain their level. This is why your company, so wisely led by you, was selected to make together with our most experienced personnel, the Emergency Response Plans for the offshore facilities of the Northeast Region in accordance with the needs of each one.

DEVELOPMENT:

The new concepts such as Mustering Stations, Emergency Manager, Notifier, Checklists, Support Teams, Emergency Operation Centre, etc., totally changed our perspective and viewpoints on the organization needed to face emergencies at an offshore facility, and we could see and assess the great benefit that we could obtain when the techniques offered by your company are put into practice: a great Command and Control Centre from which a display of both human and material resources emerge, with perfectly defined tasks that result in the control of emergencies, and therefore, the saving of human lives while protecting the ecology and the installations.

TRAINING:

Because within your organization the Emergency Response Plans offered by Seacom present a different way to do things, when compared with the traditional manner, it was necessary to undergo harsh training under hard conditions – heat, noise, fires and explosions, injured personnel and great stress, etc. The most important factor of the training was to struggle against the stress produced by the situations aforementioned, together with the tight coordination among all members of the emergency management team. However, due to your great expertise, we succeeded in our commitment.

BENEFITS:

With the elaboration of the Emergency Response Plans and the training to put them into practice, which also granted me your company’s Certification as a Competent Emergency Manager, our installations have today a very clear and defined organization to do what must be done during an emergency, a command line that does not permit any interference from anyone, as well as clear communications to obtain resources from our authorities onshore (whom today also have a Command and Control organization). This is now possible after analyzing the worst possible scenarios and establishing both the organization and the training to minimize them.

Consequently, there is no doubt that the only winners with the new Emergency Response Plans and the training of personnel with Command and Control responsibilities are all those who work at PEMEX Exploration and Production’s offshore facilities. Therefore, I hereby wish to heartily thank you and congratulate you for your expertise and input during the making of the Emergency Response Plans, and for the Command and Control training of the Emergency Operational Centre.

Ing. Jesús Javier Medellín Cuéllar
Platform Superintendent



CANADA-NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR OFFSHORE PETROLEUM BOARD

I can confirm that Seacom has provided expertise in the planning and execution of emergency response exercises for a number of major operators offshore Newfoundland, including Petro-Canada for the Terra Nova project, HMDC for Hibernia, and others, as well as providing advice and assistance in setting up various emergency response and control centers. In my opinion, Seacom has executed this work in a very diligent, professional and comprehensive manner.

Jeff Bugden
C-NLOPB



COUGAR HELICOPTERS INC.

Cougar Helicopters Inc. has been involved in many Emergency Response exercises which were developed and orchestrated by Seacom through the valued direction of Mr. Paul Clay. We have found that their approach to Emergency Response coordination is very realistic and provides an excellent learning opportunity to all involved. Operator exposure to the challenges of helicopter operations through Seacom exercises has led to many logistics improvements in emergency preparedness and has made the role we play more effective.

Seacom has proven itself a professional and knowledgeable conduit to reaching the goal of responding to emergencies correctly and efficiently. Their intuitive understanding of our role, and our limitations, has resulted in a very productive relationship and well defined capabilities in emergency situations to the benefit of our customers.

Bill MacDonald
Operations Manager
Cougar Helicopters Inc.



PETROLEOS DE VENEZUELA, S.A

Seacom International Inc. is an Emergency Management Company specializing in services to the oil and gas industry on and offshore.

In 1998 Seacom were granted a contract to conduct an Emergency Management Analysis and to develop an Emergency Response Plan for 2-200 Km pipelines of PETROZUATA from the Zuata production zone to the Jose Upgrading Station in the north of Venezuela. PETROZUATA is a mixed company owned by CONOCO (USA) and PDVSA, the Venezuelan national oil company.

Both the Analysis and the Emergency Response Plan, which included check lists for all sorts of potential emergencies, were very effective and priceless for the development of the projects that PETROZUATA is undertaking in Venezuela.

Seacom, led by the President, Mr. Paul R. Clay, is very professional in all aspects related to Emergency Management and demonstrated a high level of preparation throughout the entire project.

I, Francisco Girón, faithfully state that the work undertaken by Seacom, while under my supervision during my assignment as pipeline engineer for PETROZUATA, was of a high quality.

Ing. Francisco A. Girón R.
Quality Control Engineer
San Tomé Engineering and Construction Projects
San Tomé, Venezuela



SECUNDA MARINE SERVICES LIMITED

Over the past three years, Secunda Marine Services Ltd. has been involved with various emergency preparedness exercises and training put on by Seacom International Inc. for both the Hibernia and Terra Nova projects. During that time, we have found Seacom International Inc. and Mr. Paul Clay to provide a very good, professional, and valuable service to the Offshore Oil Industry.

Philip Lind
Asst. Marine Superintendent
Secunda Marine Services Ltd.



GRUPO PROFESIONAL PLANEACION Y PROYECTOS S.A. DE C.V.

I wish to hereby state that Seacom International Inc. is a Canadian company that was hired by PYPSA to provide services to PEMEX Exploration and Production in the Northeast Marine Region of the Mexican Republic.

Beginning in July of 2002, and with an approximate cost of $288,000.00 (USD), the project included the development of Emergency Response Plans and Emergency Command and Control Training for several on and offshore PEMEX facilities in the Northeast Region.

Throughout the project, which ended in January 2003, Seacom and their employees Paul R. Clay and Eduardo F. Rodríguez provided their services to PYPSA and PEMEX on time and in a professional manner, without exception.

Ing. Félix Campos Ríos
Project Manager



GLOBLA SANTAFE INTERNATIONAL (CANADA) DRILLING COMPANY

Since 1998, Seacom International Inc have worked closely with Global Marine and Global Santafe and our mutual clients during numerous offshore drilling projects. Specific clients have included Hibernia Management and Development Company, Terra Nova Alliance, Husky Oil, Jeanne D’arc Basin Operations, ExxonMobil and Mobil Canada within the territories of Canada and France.

Global Santafe has, therefore, worked in partnership with our clients and Seacom to ensure that our companies emergency response plans and procedures, as well as those of the client, are fully integrated within the context of the offshore emergency management system now utilized within Canada.

To accomplish this, Global Santafe and our clients have participated fully in Seacom’s command and control training, exercises, simulations and assessments, all of which form part of Seacom’s overall offshore emergency management system.

The benefits have been that all concerned parties, Global Santafe, the clients and other contractors, now work within a well coordinated network of emergency managers and external responders such as the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre, Marine Rescue Coordination Centre, other offshore installations, vessel and helicopter contractors and onshore support centres.

With their understanding of offshore oil and gas operations, and well-defined emergency management skills, Paul Clay and his staff have proven to be an extremely valuable asset.

Byron Halbleib
Operations Manager


 

Seacom International Inc. is an emergency management company based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Led by the President Paul R. Clay, Seacom recently played a significant leading role during the preparation and coordination of a simulation exercise related to a storm surge event in the Town of Channel-Port-aux-Basques, Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sponsored by Health Canada in 2006, the resulting exercise was an enormous success and enabled federal, provincial and local responders to gain a significant insight in relation to response issues related to climate change, health impacts related to events driven by climate change and, more specifically, issues related to managing emergencies resulting from severe weather events such as a storm surge.

Throughout the project, Mr. Clay and his team demonstrated organisation, flexibility and good understanding of the mandate. They met the objectives with professionalism while maintaining good relationships with the client and all participants involved in the project. Mr. Clay and his staff proved to be a valuable and reliable resource and were a pleasure to work with.

It is with confidence that I can recommend Paul Clay from Seacom International Inc.

Marielou Verge

Project Coordinator, Climate Change and Health,

Health Canada, Quebec Region

CHEVRON CANADA LIMITED

In early 2006 Seacom was contracted by Chevron Canada to put in place required emergency response systems for a deepwater exploratory drilling program in the Orphan Basin, approximately 400 km offshore Newfoundland. Seacom’s scope of work included:

• Preparation of Emergency Response Plan; said plan to establish command structure, define alert criteria, provide linkages to external services and organizations (as well as Chevron Corporation), set-up communication/notification protocols, and define roles and responsibilities of key emergency response personnel.

• Provide oversight to Chevron in setting up the St. John’s Local Emergency Response Centre.

• Provide emergency response training to members of Chevron’s emergency response team. Said training also included providing orientation to Hibernia media and family response personnel.

• Prepare for and facilitate completion of three table top emergency response exercises.

All the above workscopes were completed on time and with a high degree of professionalism. Mr. Clay’s background and experience is very suitable for setting up emergency response networks for the offshore Oil & Gas industry. I give Seacom high marks for the quality of the work they delivered for us. Preparing the ERP, setting up the EOC, and training of our personnel met or exceeded expectations. All material and training was delivered in a manner that was both very useful and also readily understood by emergency response personnel.

If you have any questions, or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Paul Macmillan

Operations Manager, Orphan Basin Operation


NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR HYDRO

Seacom International Inc., led by Paul R. Clay, has provided emergency management consulting and training services to Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (Hydro) since the initial preparation or an Emergency Response Plan for the Holyrood Generating Station in 1995.

In 2006, Seacom conducted an Emergency Management Analysis as it related to identifying Hydro’s overall level of emergency preparedness as a corporation and also prepared an Interim Emergency Response Plan to assist the corporation as a whole during the management of major emergencies within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

In 2007, Seacom commenced the development of Hydro’s comprehensive Corporate Emergency Response Plan, the setup and establishment of Hydro’s Emergency Operations Centre, the delivery of emergency management training and the preparation and assessment of a major exercise to evaluate the new capabilities of the corporation.

Paul R. Clay and his staff have proven to be a valuable and professional resource, and have provided instrumental guidance to Hydro in establishing strong emergency response processes and capabilities.

Gerard V. McDonald, C.M.C.
Vice-President, Human Resources & Organizational Effectiveness
 

ATLANTIC MINERALS LIMITED

Please be advised that our company Atlantic Minerals Limited (Formerly North Star Cement Ltd.) has known Seacom International Inc. and its President Paul Clay, since 1994. During this time, Paul has written an oil spill emergency response plan for us, conducted emergency preparedness training and exercises to test our response capabilities.

Paul and his company provide a credible and reliable service and are highly recommended.

Ralph Ellsworth CET

Engineering Technician/Safety Coordinator

Atlantic Minerals Limited