NIMS / ICS · oil spill exercises
SPILL is the Incident Command Post your team shares in the browser. Stand up Unified Command, fill every department, stamp the 214s, move the IAP, and fire timed injects — the same muscle memory as a PREP exercise.
Account is free. You pay when you open an incident. Teammates join at no extra charge.
Paper IAP packets die in the copy room. Spreadsheet 214s go stale. Radio traffic never makes the official record. SPILL keeps the whole command post — Command, Ops, Plans, Logistics, Finance — on one clock.
What’s in a drill
FOSC, SOSC, RPIC, Safety, PIO / JIC, Liaison, Legal — one incident, shared objectives.
Recovery & protection, salvage, wildlife, environmental, SCAT, vessel support, claims, cost.
201–234, 213 traffic, 214 unit logs, 233 open actions, POLREP / SITREP, IAP package.
Upload the site safety plan, boom sketches, photos. Check in on ICS 211 with real times.
The clock starts when you do. Injects fire to the right unit — or the facilitator fires them now.
Buy the drill. Invite Operations, Plans, Logistics, Finance. They sign in and take a seat.
Example incidents
Included sample
IFO-380, Harbor Channel Mile 3.2, flood tide into Miller Flats. Unified Command, twelve injects, GRS protection, delayed skimmer, wildlife, and claims.
Diesel to the slip during a bunker. Source control at the manifold, booming the berth, JIC holding lines for the city intake.
Overnight discovery, unknown volume, landowner liaison, SCAT segments, and a waste-management plan before the next flood.
VTS report, overflight, POLREP 1, and a decision on whether to stand up wildlife and salvage or stand down.
Simple pricing
per oil spill drill · one incident, whole team
Joining someone else’s drill is free. Facilitator seats can open complimentary incidents for exercise control.