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IMO MODEL COURSE 4.02 OIL POLLUTION RESPONSEOPERATOR (OPRC LEVEL 1) GENERAL CONTENT:1. Introduction to oil spills 2. Current regulations.3. Properties and behavior in the marine environment.4. System for commanding incidents.5. Means and equipment for response operations.6. Actions for containing, recovering, and temporary storage in the event of these types of spills.7. Use of mechanical and chemical means for the absorption and dispersion of hydrocarbons.8. Type of cleanup for coasts, seas, and the aquatic environment.9. Sampling and testing system 10. Health and safety in response and environmental impact operations.OBJECTIVE: To prepare and train operators to respond effectively to oil pollution emergencies, providing the basic theoretical knowledge for the initial management of spills and to act appropriately in an environment affected by hydrocarbons in the aquatic environment.TARGET GROUP: Personnel from the oil industry, personnel working in the maritime sector (public or private), who perform duties in areas of operation, prevention, and response actions to events that may generate pollution from a discharge into the marine environment, and generate a response action to contamination by hydrocarbons, their derivatives, or other liquid noxious substances.PROTECTION OF THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTASSOCIATED GOVERNANCE STATE:Flag State and Coastal State.LINKAGE TO THE III CODE: Part 1 and 2.INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENT:International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-operation (OPRC Convention, 1990).MARPOL Convention for the Regulation of Pollution from Ships by Discharges of harmful substances carried by ships.International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage, 1969, as amended by the Protocols of 1976 and 1992 (CLC Convention). TOTAL HOURS:27.MODE:In-person / Online.IDIOMA: Spanish, with simultaneous interpretation into English.23