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Vessel

Em

er

g

enc

y

and Contin

g

enc

y

BOS-PRD-0301.901101

Em

er

g

enc

y

Response Tea

m

Leader

(

Mana

g

in

g

Director DPA

,

Dep

u

t

y

DPA

,

C

S

O

,

Dep

u

t

y

C

S

O

)

has

the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Giving advice to the

Master

;

b) Assisting in taking care of the crew;

c) Informing third parties and authorities, for example P&I and H&M insurance;

d) Arranging third party assistance;

e) Keeping the Corporate Emergency Response Team informed of developments;

f) Transferring media’s requests to BOURBON’s Communication Department;

g) Organising the investigation determining the emergency’s root causes.

Assi

g

ned Person on d

u

t

y

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Keeping emergency communication watch in accordance to the Rota system’s planning;

b) Suspending all professional and personal activities to deal with the emergency communication;

c) Calling the members of the emergency response team and managing the mobilization

d) Being ready to go to the Emergency Response Team (ERT) room in less than two hours.

Assi

g

ned Persons

have the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Informing the

Rota

Sy

ste

m

Mana

g

er

of his/her availabilities and unavailabilities (vacation, foreign

mission, illness, etc.) sufficiently in advance.

Rota

Sy

ste

m

Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Defining Rota system program’s planning sufficiently in advance according to

Assi

g

ned Persons’

availabilities (vacation, foreign mission, illness, etc.) and ensuring continuity.

Contracts Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Compiling and updating a list of clients and Company contacts including emergency contacts phone

numbers

b) Distributing the above list to the vessels involved in the contract upon deployment;

c) Collecting from the client the information about the possible support he would provide in case of

emergency (logistics, medical facilities, medical personnel, etc.);

d) Communicating the above mentioned information to the

Operations Mana

g

er

, and any necessary

updates during the contract deployment;

e) Monitoring compliance with this procedure and liaising with the vessel

Master

to best ensure all

practical means are addressed to support the

Master

executing his/her duties in respect of this

procedure;

f) Liaising with the client during the emergency response.

Operations Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Ensuring that a valid zone and charter-specific emergency contact list is always available for each

vessel under his supervision. He

should

obtain all charter specific information, contacts and

emergency procedures from the

Contracts Mana

g

er

as per client satisfaction chain requirements

and request for update of the vessel E&CRP accordingly;

b) Informing ERT should the situation downgrades;

c) Developing, implementing, checking and validating the Vessel’s Specific Emergency and

Contingency Response Plan within his/her respective areas of control;

d) Ensuring that the requirements and expectations for emergency and contingency planning are

communicated and implemented onboard all vessels under his/her jurisdiction;

e) Ensuring that the vessel‘s specific E&CRP is promptly reviewed, evaluated and updated regularly,

based not only on reported deficiencies but also on drill reports, feedbacks, and “lessons learned”

(Vessels and Head Office).

Cre

w

in

g

Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Designating the companies in charge of repatriation;

b) Selecting local facilities in conjunction with medical assistance companies;

c) Coordinating the care of personnel with tele medical assistance providers, medical assistance

companies, and P&I;

d) Monitoring the status of injured personnel and reporting it to the

Operation Mana

g

er/DPA

.

Version 04. Original date: 20/03/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS QHSES Manager. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.

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