OPEC Systems held a Basic Equipment Operators course during June in Fremantle WA, which was attended by a representatives from both Government and Port Authorities. The
Seventeen Shoreline Responders students enjoyed near perfect conditions on the Sunshine Coast at the end of February as they learned how to safely minimise the
Ports workers, local government employees and traditional land owners convened in Brisbane last month to learn techniques for marine pollution shoreline clean-up. The OPEC Systems
Ports, marinas, wharves and docks that store, transfer and dispense flammable liquids, are recognised as environments where an explosive atmosphere may be present. Under AS/NZS
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is the Federal agency responsible for responding to maritime oil spill events within Australia. OPEC Systems has the contract
OPEC Subsea was engaged by BMD Constructions to install new water intake infrastructure for the Teddington Weir water treatment plant which provides drinking water to
OPEC recently exhibited at Spillcon 2016, the international oil spill conference, organised by Australia’s key government and industry agencies responsible for Australia’s marine environmental protection arrangements, the
OPEC is delighted once again to be exhibiting at Spillcon, the international oil spill conference, being held this year in at Crown Casino, Perth on
Land 2110 Ph 1B Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defence (CBRND) is a high-priority project intended to protect Australian forces from exposure to chemical/biological/radiological/nuclear (CBRN) weapons and toxic
The 1st of July 2014, marked another chapter of the OPEC Systems Marine Division’s ever increasing capacity to service the Maritime Industry within NSW. After
