Training at Ohmsett takes the learning from the classroom, to the 2.6 million gallon wave/tow tank. That’s where students receive hands-on training with the latest spill response equipment and techniques used in the field during the hands-on Oil Spill Strategies and Tactics Training, May 14-17, 2019 and August 6-9, 2019 in Leonardo, New Jersey.
With the emphasis on practical experience in full-scale oil recovery operations in the Ohmsett tank, you can increase your proficiency using boom and skimmers while practicing removing spilled oil. The combined classroom/tank exercise training provides response teams the skills to work more safely, operate more effectively, and make better decisions in the field.
The course is presented in partnership with Texas A&M National Spill Control School (NSCS). Classroom curriculum and instruction is provided by Texas A&M University National Spill Control School. Ohmsett staff provides professional training services to support the hands-on portion of training. At the completion of the course, students receive a NSCS Certificate of Completion. For course information and registration, visit www.ohmsett.com/registration.html, or call 732-866-7183.
Ohmsett’s mission is to increase oil spill response capability through independent and objective performance testing of equipment, providing realistic training to response personnel, and improving technologies through research and development.Ohmsett is managed by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) through a contract with Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA).
With the emphasis on practical experience in full-scale oil recovery operations in the Ohmsett tank, you can increase your proficiency using boom and skimmers while practicing removing spilled oil. The combined classroom/tank exercise training provides response teams the skills to work more safely, operate more effectively, and make better decisions in the field.
The course is presented in partnership with Texas A&M National Spill Control School (NSCS). Classroom curriculum and instruction is provided by Texas A&M University National Spill Control School. Ohmsett staff provides professional training services to support the hands-on portion of training. At the completion of the course, students receive a NSCS Certificate of Completion. For course information and registration, visit www.ohmsett.com/registration.html, or call 732-866-7183.
Ohmsett’s mission is to increase oil spill response capability through independent and objective performance testing of equipment, providing realistic training to response personnel, and improving technologies through research and development.Ohmsett is managed by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) through a contract with Applied Research Associates, Inc. (ARA).
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