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Emergency Response Plan

Wainwright Area

includes

(Compeer / Esther Field Site Specific)

AER, CEPA & CER Regulated

(Sour Operations, LPG Bullet & Pipeline)

24- Hr Emergency

1-877-792-2990

October 2019 Section 6 – Site Specific Core

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Wainwright Area Emergency Response Plan


6.0 Area Information - Compeer / Esther Field Table of Contents

Distribution List ........................................................................................................................................... 5

Revision Tracking Sheet ........................................................................................................................... 7

6.1 Incident Management Team Facilities .............................................................................................. 9

6.2 Government Contact Numbers ........................................................................................................ 10

6.2.1 Primary Government Contact Numbers ........................................................................... 10 6.2.2 Alberta Emergency Services Contact Numbers .............................................................. 13 6.2.3 Alberta Spill Services Contact Numbers .......................................................................... 14

6.3 Government Agency Contacts and Responsibilities .................................................................... 19

6.4 Public Safety ....................................................................................................................................... 35



Distribution List

Position Name Office Cell Binder

EOC Copy 2 Corporate Core with Data Set

Esther Field Office --- 403-552-2025 --- 1 Corporate Core with Data Set

Government Agencies and Support Services

Name Office Cell Binder

Behr Integrated Solutions

1 Corporate Core with Data Set

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER)

Emergency Preparedness and Assessment Dept.

403-297-8311 1 Corporate Core with Data Set Submit electronic copy via DDS

Canada Energy Regulator

(CER Calgary, AB -- 403-292-4800


Provide ERP 1 Hard Copy & CD

RCMP –

Consort Detachment

1 Corporate Core with Data Set Provide ERP on CD with a hard copy map

RCMP – Oyen Detachment

NCO i/c 1 Corporate Core with Data Set Provide ERP Hard Copy

Special Area 3 (Youngstown Office)

Disaster Services

1 Corporate Core with Data Set Provide ERP on CD

Special Area 4 (Youngstown Office)

Fire Chief for Special

Areas

1 Corporate Core with Data Set Provide ERP on CD

Alberta Health Services –

Central Zone -- 403-356-6393


Provide ERP on CD

Alberta Health Services – South Zone

-- 403-388-6650 1 Corporate Core with Data Set Provide ERP on CD

(HC) denotes Hardcopy (CD) denotes electronic copy (*) denotes confidential data included



Revision Tracking Sheet

Rev. Date Page(s) Revision

Rev 2 December 2008 Entire Site Specific

Annual ERP Update. Updated Altario and

Compeer EPZ Calculations. EPZ

reduction for Compeer PL 40924-1 from

900 to 110 m. ERCBH2S model used for

Altario production field. Well H2S content

is 400 ppm – 10 m EPZ. Largest pipeline

EPZ using ERCBH2S model is 160 m.

Rev 3 May 2010 Entire Site Specific Annual ERP Update using calculations

from ERCBH2S 1.19 (updated).

Rev 4 May 2011 Entire Site Specific

Annual ERP Update. EPZs calculated

using ERCBH2S 1.19 (updated). Face-to-

face consultation with residents and

operators. Area ground-truthed.

Rev 5 April 2012 Entire Site Specific


using ERCBH2S 1.19. Mail out

consultation process with follow up via

phone to verify emergency contact data.

Personal contact with residents and

operators unable to contact by phone.

Area ground-truthed.

Rev 6 May 2013 Entire Site Specific


using ERCBH2S 1.20. Personal contact

with residents and operators to provide

Public Information Package and verify

emergency contact data. Area ground-

truthed.

Rev 7 June 2014 Entire Site Specific


using ERCBH2S 1.20. Personal (mail-out)

contact with residents and operators to

provide Public Information Package and

verify emergency contact data. Area

ground-truthed.

Rev 8 April 2015 Entire Site Specific

Annual ERP Update. Personal visitation

with residents and area operators. Area

ground-truthed.

Rev 9 March 2016 Entire Site Specific 2016 Annual Update



Rev. Date Page(s) Revision

Rev 10 July 2017 Entire Site Specific 2017 Annual Update & Company name

change

Rev 11 April 2018 Entire Site Specific Site Specific Template Change

Rev 12 July 2018 Entire Site Specific 2018 Annual Update

Rev 13 December 2018 Distribution List Updated distribution list to reflect addition

of Castor Field

Rev 14 October 2019 Entire Site Specific

2019 Annual Update, in addition to:

- Removal of Monitor West and

Castor information


October 2019 Section 6 – Site Specific

6.1 Incident Management Team Facilities

Incident Management Team Facilities

Obsidian Energy 24-Hr Emergency Line 1-877-792-2990

Primary Incident Command Post

An Incident Command Post will be established at the

time of an incident, based on the incident location and

response needs.

Location: Esther Field Office

Bus:

Fax:

Alternate Incident Command Post

Bus:

Fax:

On-Site Command Post

An On-Site Command Post will be established at the

time of an incident, based on the incident location and

response needs.

Location:

Cell:

Staging Area

A Staging Area will be established at the time of an

incident, based on the incident location and response

needs.

Location:

Cell:

Primary Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)

Obsidian Energy Ltd.

200, 207 – 9 Avenue SW

Calgary, AB T2P 1K3

Bus: 403-777-2500

Fax: 403-777-2699

Alternate Emergency Operations Centre (EOC)

Bus:

Fax:



6.2 Government Contact Numbers

6.2.1 Primary Government Contact Numbers

Government Contacts Agency Location Contact Numbers

Immediate contact to the following agency is required if:

Alert and members of the public or media have been contacted

Level 1, 2 or 3 Emergency is declared

Canada Energy Regulator (CER)

Pipeline Emergencies (Transportation Safety Board)

Canada-Wide 24-Hr Hotline: 819-997-7887


Energy / Environmental Emergency &

Operational Compliant Response Line Province-Wide 24-Hr: 1-800-222-6514

Medicine Hat Field Centre Medicine Hat, AB Bus: 403-527-3385

Wainwright Field Centre Wainwright, AB Bus: 780-842-7570

Saskatchewan Regulatory Agency

Saskatchewan Ministry of Economy

(Environmental Protection) Province-Wide

Emergency Incident Reporting 24-Hr: 1-844-764-3637


Level 1 Emergency and members of the public or media have been contacted

Level 2 or 3 Emergency is declared

Alberta

Special Areas 3 Oyen, AB 24-Hr: 403-854-0625

Bus: 403-664-3618

Special Areas 4 Youngstown, AB 24-Hr: 403-854-0625

Bus: 403-779-3733

Saskatchewan

RM of Antelope Park No. 322 Marengo, SK 24-Hr: 306-834-7542

Bus: 306-968-2922

Health Services – Alberta

Central Zone Red Deer, AB 24 Hr EPH:

South Zone Lethbridge, AB 24 Hr

Health Services – Saskatchewan

Heartland Health Rosetown, SK 306-882-4111




Level 1 Emergency and members of the public or media have been contacted

Level 2 or 3 Emergency is declared

RCMP Detachment – Alberta

Consort Detachment Consort, AB 911 or 403-577-3000

Bus: 403-577-3001

Oyen Detachment Oyen, AB 911 or 403-664-3883

Bus: 403-664-3505

RCMP Detachment – Saskatchewan

Kindersley RCMP Kindersley, SK 911 or 306-463-4642

Immediate contact to the following agencies is required if a Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA) Environment Emergency (E2) regulated substance release occurs

Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP)

Energy & Environmental Response Line Province-Wide 24-Hr: 1-800-222-6514

Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC)

Emergency Response Assistance Plan (ERAP)

Reference number: Canada-Wide 24-Hr ERAC:



6.2.2 Alberta Emergency Services Contact Numbers

Agency Name Agency Location Contact Numbers

RCMP – Alberta

Consort Detachment Consort, AB 911 or 403-577-3000

Bus: 403-577-3001

Oyen Detachment Oyen, AB 911 or 403-664-3883

Bus: 403-664-3505

RCMP - Saskatchewan

Kindersley Detachment Kindersley, SK 911 or 306-463-4642

Fire

Consort Fire Department Consort, AB 911

Youngstown / Special Area Fire Department Youngstown, AB 911 Bus: 403-779-3733

Ambulance

Ground Ambulance Province-Wide 911

Air Search and Rescue Province-Wide 1-800-567-5111 From Cell: #3111

STARS Air Ambulance Emergency Link Center Province-Wide 1-888-888-4567 From Cell: #4567

Hospital

Consort Hospital & Care Centre Consort, AB 403-577-3555

Provost Health Centre Provost, AB 780-753-2291

Big Country Hospital Oyen, AB 403-664-4300

Poison

Poison & Drug Information Service (PADIS)

Alberta & NWT Province-Wide 1-800-332-1414

Reception Centre Assistance

Red Cross Emergency Assistance Canada-Wide 1-888-800-6493



6.2.3 Alberta Spill Services Contact Numbers

Western Canadian Spill Services

Zone 2 – Area U

24-Hr Emergency Number 1-866-541-8888

Coop Custodian: Bromby Welding (Hardisty)

Bus: 780-888-1095

Equipment Summary

20’ Sea-Can (Bed Truck)

Equipment Location

Bromby Welding

Hwy #13 and RGE RD 100A turn south travel 600

meters on RGE RD 100A turn right into the yard, cell

number is 780-888-0005

Chairman:

Gibson Energy ULC

Bus: 780-888-7606

Cell:

Email:

Alternate Chairman:

Interpipeline Ltd

Bus: 780-888-2606

Cell:

Email:



Western Canadian Spill Services

Zone 2 – Area U

The above WCSS contact information was confirmed with the WCSS Website on September 16, 2019.



Saskatchewan Oil Contingency Group

Area 2 Environmental Response


Administrator

Bus: 306-460-8340

Fax: 306-460-8340

Email: [email protected]

Equipment Summary

Trailer (Trailer requires a 2 5/16" ball

for transport, not provided in trailer)

Equipment Location

Tervita Kindersley Waste Processing Facility

mailto:[email protected]



Saskatchewan Oil Contingency Group

Area 2 Environmental Response

The above contact information was confirmed with the Area 2 Oil Spill Contingency Group website on

September 16, 2019.



6.3 Government Agency Contacts and Responsibilities


Medicine Hat Field Centre

24-Hour Emergency Number 1-800-222-6514

Main Office Telephone 403-527-3385

Main Office Fax 403-529-3103

Location Address 302, 346 - 3 Street SE

Medicine Hat, AB T1A 0G7

Roles & Responsibilities

Adjudication and Regulation – The AER adjudicates and regulates matters related to energy within

Alberta to ensure the development, transportation and monitoring of the public interest through its

activities in the application and hearing process, regulation, monitoring, and surveillance and

enforcement.

Information, Knowledge and Advice – The information and knowledge responsibility of the AER

includes the collection, storage, analysis, appraisal, dissemination and stakeholder awareness of

information. Open access to information develops awareness, understanding and responsible

behaviour and allows the AER and stakeholders to make informed decisions about energy matters.

This responsibility will result in the AER discharging its advisory role with respect to matters under the

jurisdiction of the AER.

The information above was confirmed / revised on September 16, 2019 by




Wainwright Field Centre

24-Hour Emergency Number 1-800-222-6514



Location Address 801 – 2 Avenue

Wainwright, AB T9W 1C4


Adjudication and Regulation – The AER adjudicates and regulates matters related to energy within

Alberta to ensure the development, transportation and monitoring of the public interest through its

activities in the application and hearing process, regulation, monitoring, and surveillance and

enforcement.

Information, Knowledge and Advice – The information and knowledge responsibility of the AER

includes the collection, storage, analysis, appraisal, dissemination and stakeholder awareness of

information. Open access to information develops awareness, understanding and responsible

behaviour and allows the AER and stakeholders to make informed decisions about energy matters.

This responsibility will result in the AER discharging its advisory role with respect to matters under the

jurisdiction of the AER.

The information above was confirmed / revised on September 20, 2019 via Website.



Canada Energy Regulator (CER)

24-Hour Emergency Number 1-819-997-7887 Transportation Safety Board (TSB)

Primary Emergency Contact 403-807-9473 (CER Incident Line)

Immediate CER On-Line Reporting https://apps.cer-rec.gc.ca/ers



Main Website https://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/

Location Address Suite 210, 517 – 10 Avenue SW

Calgary, AB T2R 0A8


The reporting process is initiated by the regulated company, as required by the various acts or regulations that govern the

facilities or operations of the company. Depending on the nature of the incident or emergency and the applicable legislation,

regulated companies have different contact routes for reporting.

The TSB and the CER have agreed to a single window approach whereby all pipeline related incidents or emergency

notifications and reports are directed to the TSB. The TSB forwards all CER-regulated incidents or emergency notifications or

reports to the CER as soon as practicable.

The CER also has an agreement in place with several agencies that have regulatory responsibilities in the Northwest Territories

(NWT) and Nunavut regarding a 24-hour Spill Reporting procedure. A company that reports a spill from a COGO Act facility or

operation in the NWT or Nunavut must call the 24-hour Spill Report Line.

CER is the lead regulatory agency in emergency situations that occur on CER-regulated facilities or operations. The

Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) will conduct investigations into accidents/incidents to advance transportation safety

and will be the sole agency to determine cause and contributing factors leading to an accident/incident for those investigations.

When the TSB leads an investigation, the CER will conduct a concurrent and co-operative investigation with the TSB and will

determine factors relating to regulatory compliance, trends within industry, and actions necessary to prevent similar occurrences.

Where the TSB does not investigate, the CER becomes the lead investigator to determine cause and contributing factors, ensure

compliance to regulations and to determine whether existing regulations, codes or enforcement and monitoring programs should

be changed. The CER also determines whether additional remedial measures should be implemented by the company involved

in the incident, or by all CER-regulated companies, to prevent a similar incident.

In general, the CER will respond to incidents that:

*Result in death or serious injury;

*Involve a significant release of hydrocarbons;

*Could result in potential or real impact due to loss of service;

*Pose imminent threats identified by Public Safety Canada (PSC) or other agencies;

*Attract significant media attention, or

*On the advice of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) or other federal Agencies.

In the event of a Level II or III Emergency, the CER will immediately notify NRCan through the Department Emergency Response

Centre.

In the event of a Level II or III Emergency North of the 60th parallel, the CER will immediately notify Indian and Northern Affairs

Canada (INAC).


https://apps.cer-rec.gc.ca/ers



RCMP

Consort Detachment

24-Hour Number 911 or 403-577-3000

Primary Emergency Contact

Bus: 403-577-3001

Email:

Secondary Emergency Contact

Bus: 403-577-3001

Email:



Location Address

Box 458

4612 – 50 Avenue

Consort, AB T0C 1B0


The Consort RCMP detachment is a policing agency responsible for the area in which EPZs have been

assigned and this Emergency Response Plan (ERP) has been developed. In the event of an

emergency, the Obsidian Energy response personnel will notify the appropriate RCMP Detachment(s)

and report the details of the incident. If required, Obsidian Energy will request the services of the RCMP

to assist with accident investigations, roadblocks on public roads or major highways, evacuation

assistance, if needed at certain locations, or other related services as required.

The RCMP will provide services on a priority basis, measuring Obsidian Energy’s request against other

activities in their queue at the time of the request.




RCMP

Oyen Detachment

24-Hour Number 911 or 403-664-3883


Bus: 403-664-3505

Email: j


Bus: 403-664-3505

Email:



Location Address

Box 539

317 – 1 Avenue East

Oyen, AB T0J 2J0


The Oyen RCMP detachment is a policing agency responsible for the area in which EPZs have been

assigned and this Emergency Response Plan (ERP) has been developed. In the event of an

emergency, the Obsidian Energy response personnel will notify the appropriate RCMP Detachment(s)

and report the details of the incident. If required, Obsidian Energy will request the services of the RCMP

to assist with accident investigations, roadblocks on public roads or major highways, evacuation

assistance, if needed at certain locations, or other related services as required.

The RCMP will provide services on a priority basis, measuring Obsidian Energy’s request against other


The information above was confirmed / revised on September 16, 2019



RCMP

Kindersley Detachment

24-Hour Number 911

Primary Emergency Contact NCO i/c

Bus: 306-463-4642



Address

Box 1538

300 – 8 Avenue West

Kindersley, SK S0L 1S0


The RCMP is the policing agency in the area covered by this Emergency Response Plan (ERP). In the

event of an emergency, Obsidian Energy response personnel will notify the local RCMP Detachment and

report the details of the incident. If required, Obsidian Energy will request the services of the RCMP to

assist with accident investigations, roadblocks on major highways, evacuation assistance if needed at

certain locations, or other related services as required.

The RCMP will provide services on a priority basis, measuring the company's request against other





Local Authority

Special Areas 3

24-Hour Emergency Number 403-854-0625


Deputy Director of Disaster Services Bus: 403-664-3618 Cell: Email:


Fire Chief, Special Areas Bus: 780-361-6240 Cell: Email:



Location Address

Box 30

319 Main Street

Oyen, AB T0J 2J0


Special Area 3 is the lead agency responsible for public safety. Obsidian Energy has consulted with

Special Area 3 regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Obsidian Energy will notify Special

Area 3 and will collaborate with and maintain communications with them to ensure public safety. Special

Area 3 will provide personnel, equipment and communications to assist Obsidian Energy with roadblock

crews and evacuation center representatives on an "as available basis".

Fire departments will be dispatched via 911 from area locations as appropriate. Fire departments will

not be called to fight fires at a well site or other oil and gas facilities. Such fires will be handled by oilfield

firefighting specialists. Local fire departments may be called to fight grass fires or assist with cordoning

off the area. Ambulances will be dispatched via 911 services.




Local Authority

Special Areas 4



Deputy Director of Disaster

Services

Bus: 780-361-6240

Cell:

Email:


Deputy Director of Disaster

Services

Bus: 403-577-3523

Cell:

Email:



Location Address

Box 67

9268 Twp Rd 300

Youngstown, AB T0J 3P0


Special Area 4 is a lead agency responsible for public safety. Obsidian Energy has consulted with

Special Area 4 regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Obsidian Energy will notify Special

Area 4 and will collaborate and maintain communications with Special Area 4 to ensure public safety

both inside and outside the response zones and Emergency Planning Zones (EPZs) (e.g. with resident

notification, sheltering, evacuation); if further public protection measures are required, the notification

mechanism outlined in the Municipal Emergency Management Plan (MEMP) response framework may

be used by Special Area 4. Once the MEMP has been activated, Special Area 4 will continue carrying

out its roles and responsibilities. On an “as available basis”, Special Area 4 will provide personnel,

equipment and communications to assist Obsidian Energy with:

*Roadblock crews;

*Location, activation, and staffing of a reception centre;

*Incident control and monitoring, including providing:

*Communications systems and planning.

*Will secure area safely away from site and keep people out of hot zone.




Local Authority

RM of Antelope Park



Reeve

Cell:

Email:

Secondary Emergency Contact Administrator

Cell:



Location Address 20 – 1 Avenue N

Marengo, SK S0L 2K0


The RM is the lead agency responsible for public safety. Obsidian Energy will consult with the RM

regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Obsidian Energy will notify the RM and will

collaborate with and maintain communications with them to ensure public safety. The RM will provide

personnel, equipment and communications to assist the company with roadblock crews and evacuation

center representatives on an “as available basis”.

Fire departments will be dispatched via 911 through the RM from area locations as appropriate. Fire

departments will not be called to fight fires at a well site or other oil and gas facilities. Such fires will be

handled by oilfield firefighting specialists (see telephone contact list). Local fire departments may be

called to fight grass fires or assist with cordoning off the area. Ambulances will be dispatched via 911.




Alberta Health Services

Central Zone

24-Hour Emergency Number

EPH 24 Hour Emergency Number:

1-844-755-1788

24 Hour Manager On Call: 1-855-420-6042



Location Address 300 Jordan Parkway

Red Deer, AB T4P 0G8

Telephone Protocol:

Call the EPH 24 Hour Emergency Number 844-755-1788 first and if there is no immediate answer leave

a message. If contact cannot be made within 20 minutes call the 24-Hour Manager On Call 855-420-

6042.


See following pages for Roles and Responsibilities

The information above was confirmed / revised on May 28, 2019 by



Alberta Health Services

South Zone

24-Hour Emergency Number EPH 24 Hour Emergency Number:

1-844-755-1788



Location Address 801 – 1 Avenue South

Lethbridge, AB T1J 4L5

Telephone Protocol:

Call the EPH 24 Hour Emergency Number 844-755-1788 first and if there is no immediate answer leave

a message. If contact cannot be made within 20 minutes call the 24-Hour Manager On Call 844-388-

6691.


See following pages for Roles and Responsibilities

The information above was confirmed / revised on May 28, 2019 by



Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA)

South Central Region

Alberta Emergency Management Agency Response Readiness Centre (ARRC)

1-866-618-AEMA (2362)

Primary Emergency Contact 1-866-618-2362



Location Address Suite 280, Deerfoot Atria South Tower 6715 – 8 Street NE Calgary, AB T2E 7H7

Roles and Responsibilities

At all times, local authorities in Alberta’s municipalities are responsible for managing the first response to an

emergency event. The Alberta emergency management system mitigates, prepares for, responds to and helps the

recovery from all emergencies. The system consists of an overall framework of individuals, communities, industry,

government and mutual aid partners. This system is designed to protect life, property and the environment by

providing a seamless, synchronized and resilient response to emergencies. The response must be timely,

proactive, efficient and sustainable.

When an emergency event exceeds the capabilities of a municipal response or there is a significant threat to life and

property, the Alberta Emergency Management Agency coordinates the Government of Alberta’s support to the

municipality by linking them with resources to help manage the event. The Alberta Emergency Management Agency

(AEMA) leads the coordination, collaboration and co-operation of all organizations involved in the prevention,

preparedness and response to disasters and emergencies. This ensures the delivery of vital services during a

crisis. These organizations include government, industry, municipalities and first responders.

The Alberta Emergency Management Agency also supports municipalities through field staff in regions throughout

the province. Seven (7) Regional Field Officers and three (3) First Nations Field Officers support communities

across Alberta by:

• Assisting local authorities in planning and practice for emergencies;

• Providing advice and support during an emergency response;

• Acting as a communications and liaison conduit between communities and the Provincial Operations Centre

(POC); and

• Helping communities apply for disaster recovery programs for their residents.

The POC serves as a communication and response coordination centre that is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a

week. The POC is a central point for the collection, evaluation and dissemination of information concerning a single

incident or multiple incidents in the province of Alberta. The POC is responsible for coordinating the initial response

and maintaining support for a response to a natural or human-induced disaster.

The Alberta Emergency Management Agency also provides Alberta’s municipalities with the Alberta Emergency

Alert, a tool that municipal officials can use to quickly warn their residents about emergency events.




Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP)

Red Deer – Red Deer - North Saskatchewan Region



AEP enforces the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and the Water Act to support and

promote the protection, enhancement, and wise use of the environment. AEP ensures the Responsible

Party is held accountable and meets their legislative responsibilities and:

Provides the oversight role in ensuring air monitoring needs and activities associated with public

safety around the incident site are adequately addressed by the Responsible Party.

Ensures that containment and monitoring of discharges or potential discharges of hydrocarbons or

other hazardous materials into a watercourse is undertaken by the Responsible Party.

Participates in the incident evaluation and assessment of the potential area at risk from product

releases.

Ensures that the Responsible Party conducts all necessary shoreline clean up where on-water spills

touch the shore, as well as the necessary cleanup everywhere else within the water body.

Works with the Responsible Party to ensure that initial clean-up and remediation are completed

following a spill.

Works with other Government Agencies and Boards to ensure that proper site command and

jurisdiction issues are addressed.

For CEPA Substance releases in Alberta, AEP provides notification to Environment Canada.

AEP’s 24-Hr Industry Reporting Line is 780-422-4505

Written Reports can be faxed to 780-427-3178 or mailed to:

Coordination Information Centre (CIC)

111 Twin Atria Building

4999 – 98 Avenue

Edmonton, AB T6B 2X3

The information above was confirmed / revised on May 28, 2019



Alberta Transportation

Central Region – Hanna District

24-Hour Emergency Number None at Present


Operations Manager

Bus: 403-854-5563

Cell:

Email:


MCI

Bus: 403-742-7924

Cell:

Email:



Location Address

Box 1300

401 Centre Street, 2 Floor Provincial Building

Hanna, AB T0J 1P0

Roles and Responsibilities

Alberta Transportation provides authorization and assistance for road closures on major provincial roads

and assists in securing roadblock equipment.

Alternate Contact: Loanne Gladdish, Receptionist (403-854-5550) email: [email protected]

Secondary Contact:

Barry Mims, Carillion Canada Inc.

Bus: 403-742-1505

Cell: 403-916-4940

24-Hr: 1-800-390-2242

The information above was confirmed / revised on September 16, 2019



6.4 Public Safety During a response effort, emergency responders will contact all surface developments within the

EPZ with instructions for the appropriate public protection measures. Contact with members of

the public within the EPZ should be maintained throughout and following an emergency. If

responders cannot contact the surface development by phone, personnel will be dispatched to

the surface development to verify that all occupants have received the necessary instructions.

Publicly used facilities, such as hospitals or schools, or places where large numbers of people

could be present may receive early notification to allow for additional time for evacuation.

Additional transportation assistance will be provided, as required.

If required, a Reception Centre will be established and manned by company representatives

who will be responsible for receiving and registering evacuees. A Reception Centre location will

be determined at the time of the incident, depending on the location of the emergency.

For Potential Reception Centre locations, refer to individual field site specific information.

Manned roadblock locations will be determined at the time of an incident to cordon off

appropriate sections of the Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). Obsidian Energy personnel will

contact a local safety company to provide additional equipment, as needed.

Mobile air monitoring will be established in the affected area and beyond, based on the nearest

un-evacuated area and prevailing wind direction at the time of the incident. For a list of safety

companies and air monitoring providers, refer to field site specific information

The main priority during an evacuation will be persons within the EPZ, following the evacuation

of people, if safe to do so, the evacuation of pets and livestock will be addressed.



Mutual Aid Agreements

Mutual aid is an agreement between 2 or more companies / agencies in the area outlining how

they will assist each other in responding to an emergency. The agreement defines each

responder’s responsibilities for providing aid and support during an incident.

Discussions with mutual aid partners have resulted in verbal agreements and common

understandings on what assistance is available, and how it is to be accessed. Formalized

written agreements among the mutual aid partners do not exist.

The lack of a formalized agreement should not be viewed as having a negative impact on the

mutual aid available, as the operating experience in both day-to-day and emergency situations

has shown that the resources are available and the communication lines exist.



Pipeline Valve Locations

The Compeer / Esther Field facilities have inlet and sales line ESDs to isolate the Compressor Stations from the field. In an emergency situation, the compressor ESD valves de-pressurize the facility to flare. There may be ESD valves on some of the wells. For emergency shut downs, follow guidance as outlined in the area specific Emergency Shut Down and Evacuation Plans. The following locations within Compeer / Esther Field have Emergency Shut Down (ESD) Valves installed, to minimize release potential:

Location of Emergency Shut Down Valve (EDS) - Compeer

Location of Emergency Shut Down Valve (ESD) - Esther

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2019 ANNUAL ERP UPDATE COMPEER AER – Sour Operations

24-HR EMERGENCY

1-877-792-2990

Esther Field Office

CREOC - Esther

INTERNAL CONTACT NUMBERS

24-Hour Area On-call Cell:

Production Foreman Cell:

Superintendent Cell:

Health & Safety Advisor Cell:

FACILITY DESCRIPTION The Compeer / Esther Field is located within in Alberta, adjacent to the Alberta and Saskatchewan border. These fields consist of natural gas producing wells, associated pipelines and gathering facilities, as well as heavy oil production. A few of the wells contain H2S. Obsidian Energy also contract operates 2 sweet gas wells and pipelines for Harvest Operations Corp (Shut in). There are four Canada Energy Regulator (CER) regulated pipelines from the Esther area that transport gas into Saskatchewan.

Compeer: The Compeer Processing Facility located at processes sour gas from area wells, sour solution gas from oil batteries at

and gas from the Esther production facilities. gas plant consists of an amine sweetening unit, a propane refrigeration unit, a compression unit and condensate storage. H2S is removed from the gas by the amine sweetening unit and flared in a safe and efficient manner. The sweetened natural gas from the gas is transported to a metering systems located at the gas plant, where it is sold directly to TransCanada Pipe Lines Limited. The

Esther Heavy: Produced emulsion from the Esther area is pipelined to 1 of 2 batteries;

where it is separated into oil, gas and water. Clean oil from the batteries is transported for future sale via truck. The gas is compressed and pipelined to the Obsidian Energy Compeer

Facility for further processing. The water is stored on-site and later re-injected into area wells. The plant is also the location of a large liquid petroleum gas vessel. This gas is produced and stored on site and is trucked from location. The Esther Heavy Oil area consists of a number of oil wells producing to battery facilities. At these facilities the emulsion passes through an inlet separator where oil is transferred to atmospheric tanks for processing and water goes to produced water tanks for storage prior to injection. Clean oil from the Esther batteries is trucked to sales and the gas is compressed and pipelined to the

Compeer gas plant for further processing EPZ Information.

The maximum largest H2S EPZ within the Compeer/Esther Field is 1.00 % / 230 m.

The maximum cumulative H2S release volume within the Compeer/Esther Field is 263.4 m3. The maximum H2S release rate within the Compeer/Esther Field is 0.000149 m3/s. The Obsidian Energy Gas Plant has been registered with Environment Canada as a CEPA (Canadian Environment Protection Act) facility. The facility has a 1.2 km CEPA Awareness Zone. The CEPA regulated product that Obsidian Energy has registered with Environment Canada for this area is propane.

Site Access Refer to the area map for access and directions .

OTHER AREA OPERATORS & TIE-INS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Oil and Gas

Canadian Natural Resources Limited

888-878-3700 Baytex Energy 403-250-0086

Cletom Energy Ltd. See AER Rolling Hills Energy

855-856-7791

Dry Country Gas Coop 403-664-3646 TransCanada Corporation

888-982-7222

High Ground Energy 855-487-4282

Esther - Tie-Ins*

CNRL to Obsidian Energy CNRL to Obsidian Energy Harvest Operations Corp. to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy

* There are tie-ins between Obsidian Energy and the above indicated companies. Obsidian Energy’s ERP does not cover emergencies for other operators.

PUBLIC PROTECTION INFORMATION

Surface Developments / Schools There are a total of 6 Surface Developments in the Compeer/Esther Fields: 4 OCCUPIED RESIDENCES and 2 VACANT RESIDENCES. NO manned oil and gas facilities.

Trapper Information

There are NO Traplines within the EPZs. Guides and Outfitters

There are NO GUIDES / OUTFITTERS within the EPZs. First Nations

There are NO FIRST NATIONS SETTLEMENT within the EPZs. Special Interest Groups

There are NO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS within the EPZs. Closest Urban Centre Compeer

The Compeer Gas Plant is located approximately 9.5 km northwest of the Village of Compeer.

Esther The Esther Gas Plant is located approximately 40 km southeast of the Town of Consort.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Operator / Truck Safety Equipment Each operator carries the following equipment in their vehicles: ERP Truck Book, 20lb Fire Extinguisher, Vehicle Emergency Roadside Kit, 4 Head Monitor, and 30- minute SCBA’s (SCBA are only required for sour areas). Notification Operators attend to the facility, wells and gathering system 7 days a week. Facilities are equipped with alarms that result in operators being notified on a 24/7 basis and result in on-call operators responding to the field or site. Communications The primary method of communication will be cellular phone.

Roadblock Kits / Ignition Kits Three roadblock kits are located in the Compeer / Esther field. The following locations have one roadblock kit each: Compeer GP Esther

Battery and the Office. Each kit contains: 2 safety vests, 2 flashlights, 4 wand / orange cones, 4 28” telescopic cones with LED lights, 12 D cell batteries, 1 Stop / Slow signs, 2 rolls of warning tape (Do Not Enter) and a flare pistol. Obsidian Energy personnel will contact a local safety company who will be asked to provide additional equipment.**

SERVICE CONTRACTORS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Mobile Air Monitoring* HSE Integrated Ltd. 866-347-3911 Promet Environmental Group 877-577-6638

Oilfield Fire Fighting / Safety Contractors / Well Control Specialists Firemaster Oilfield Services Inc. Bus: 403-342-7500 Fire Power Oilfield Firefighting Ltd. 800-463-3187 HSE Integrated Ltd. 866-347-3911 Safety Boss Inc. 800-882-4967 United Safety 800-432-1809

Emergency Response Management Behr Integrated Soultions 403-444-6940

Air Traffic Control NAV Canada 866-541-4102

Transportation Frontier Bus Lines 888-538-7281 Prairie Bus Lines 866-342-6390 Red Arrow Motor Coach 800-232-1958

Helicopters Delta Helicopters 800-665-3564 Border City Aviation 780-875-5834 OpsMobil 877-926-5558

WCSS – Zone 2 Area U*

866-541-8888

Coop Custodian Bromby Welding

Bus: 780-888-0005

Equipment Location

Equipment Summary

Hwy #13 and RGE RD 100A Hardisty, AB

45’ Trailer (Semi Truck)

* See website for more info (http://www.wcss.ab.ca)

AGENCY CONTACTS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

IMMEDIATE CONTACT REQUIRED AT ANY LEVEL OF EMERGENCY: Energy /Environment and Operational Complaint Line (AER)

800-222-6514

AER Wainwright Field Centre 780-842-7570 Canada Energy Regulator (CER) 819-997-7887

IMMEDIATE CONTACT REQUIRED IF ANY RESIDENTS ARE CONTACTED AT LEVEL 1 OR HIGHER:

RCMP 911 Consort Detachment 403-577-3001 Oyen Detachment 403-664-3505 Kindersley Detachment 306-463-4642

Local Authority Special Areas 3 403-854-0625 Special Areas 4 403-854-0625 RM of Antelope Park No. 322 306-834-7542

Alberta Health Services – South Zone 844-755-1788 Alberta Health Services – Central Zone 844-755-1788 Heartland Health – Rosetown, SK 306-882-4111

OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: Wildfire Reporting 310-3473 Alberta Emergency Management – South Central 866-618-2362 Alberta Emergency Management –Central 866-618-2362 Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA) 780-437-9100 Alberta Safety Services - Electrical Branch 866-421-6929 Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC)

Alberta Ministry of Transportation 800-272-9600

Central Region - Hanna District 403-854-5563 Alberta Human Services - Occupational Health & Safety 866-415-8690 Alberta Health and Wellness 866-922-9221 Worker’s Compensation Board (WCB) 866-922-9221 CANUTEC

Toll-Free 613-996-6666 From Cell Phone *666 Information 613-954-5101

Environment Canada Meteorological Services 900-565-5555

EMERGENCY SERVICES Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Ambulance 911 Ground Ambulance 911 Air Ambulance (STARS) 888-888-4567

Hospitals Consort Hospital & Care Centre 403-577-3555 Provost Health Centre 780-753-2291 Big Country Hospital 403-664-4300

Fire Departments 911 Consort Fire Department 403-577-3623 Youngstown / Special Area Fire Department 403-779-3733


Alberta Poison & Drug Information Service 800-332-1414 Alberta One-Call (www.albertaonecall.com) 800-242-3447 Reception Centres

Altario School Twp Rd 342A and Rge Rd 20 403-552-3828 Canalta Hotel 3611 – 57 Avenue, Provost, AB 780-753-2255 Consort Sportex 4602 – 50 Avenue, Consort, AB 403-557-2717

2019 ANNUAL ERP UPDATE ESTHER CER, CEPA – LPG Bullet

24-HR EMERGENCY

1-877-792-2990

Esther Field Office

Bus:

CREOC - Esther

INTERNAL CONTACT NUMBERS

24-Hour Area On-call Cell:

Production Foreman Cell:

Superintendent Cell:

Health & Safety Advisor Cell:

FACILITY DESCRIPTION The Compeer / Esther Field is located within Townships , Ranges in Alberta, adjacent to the Alberta and Saskatchewan border. These fields consist of natural gas producing wells, associated pipelines and gathering facilities, as well as heavy oil production. A few of the wells contain H2S. Obsidian Energy also contract operates 2 sweet gas wells and pipelines for Harvest Operations Corp (Shut-in). There are four Canada Energy Regulator (CER) regulated pipelines from the Esther area that transport gas into Saskatchewan. (CER Codes:

. CER-regulated pipeline is operating and runs from

Compeer: The Compeer Processing Facility located at 04-31-033-01 W4M processes sour gas from area wells, sour solution gas from oil batteries at 02-02-033-01 W4M and and gas from the Esther production facilities. The gas plant consists of an amine sweetening unit, a propane refrigeration unit, a compression unit and condensate storage. H2S is removed from the gas by the amine sweetening unit and flared in a safe and efficient manner. The sweetened natural gas from the gas is transported to a metering systems located at the gas plant, where it is sold directly to TransCanada Pipe Lines Limited. The

Battery is shut-in. Esther Heavy: Produced emulsion from the Esther area is pipelined to 1 of 2 batteries; , or where it is separated into oil, gas and water. Clean oil from the batteries is transported for future sale via truck. The gas is compressed and pipelined to the Obsidian Energy Compeer

Facility for further processing. The water is stored on-site and later re-injected into area wells. The plant is also the location of a large liquid petroleum gas vessel. This gas is produced and stored on site and is trucked from location. The Esther Heavy Oil area consists of a number of oil wells producing to battery facilities. At these facilities the emulsion passes through an inlet separator where oil is transferred to atmospheric tanks for processing and water goes to produced water tanks for storage prior to injection. Clean oil from the Esther batteries is trucked to sales and the gas is compressed and pipelined to the

Compeer gas plant for further processing EPZ Information.

The maximum largest H2S EPZ within the Compeer/Esther Field is 1.00 % / 230 m.

The maximum cumulative H2S release volume within the Compeer/Esther Field is 263.4 m3.

The maximum H2S release rate within the Compeer/Esther Field is 0.000149 m3/s. The Obsidian Energy Esther has been registered with Environment Canada as a CEPA (Canadian Environment Protection Act) facility. The facility has a 1.2 km CEPA Awareness Zone. The CEPA regulated product that Obsidian Energy has registered with Environment Canada for this area is propane.

Site Access Refer to the area map for access and directions.

OTHER AREA OPERATORS & TIE-INS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Oil and Gas

Canadian Natural Resources Limited

888-878-3700 Baytex Energy 403-250-0086

Cletom Energy Ltd. See AER Rolling Hills Energy

855-856-7791

Dry Country Gas Coop 403-664-3646 TransCanada Corporation

888-982-7222

High Ground Energy 855-487-4282

Esther - Tie-Ins*

CNRL to Obsidian Energy CNRL to Obsidian Energy Harvest Operations Corp. to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy Baytex Energy to Obsidian Energy

* There are tie-ins between Obsidian Energy and the above indicated companies. Obsidian Energy’s ERP does not cover emergencies for other operators.

PUBLIC PROTECTION INFORMATION

Surface Developments / Schools There are a total of 6 Surface Developments in the Compeer/Esther Fields: 4 OCCUPIED RESIDENCES and 2 VACANT RESIDENCES. NO manned oil and gas facilities.

Trapper Information

There are NO Traplines within the EPZs. Guides and Outfitters

There are NO GUIDES / OUTFITTERS within the EPZs. First Nations

There are NO FIRST NATIONS SETTLEMENT within the EPZs. Special Interest Groups

There are NO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS within the EPZs. Closest Urban Centre Compeer

The Compeer Gas Plant is located approximately 9.5 km northwest of the Village of Compeer.

Esther The Esther Gas Plant is located approximately 40 km southeast of the Town of Consort.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Operator / Truck Safety Equipment Each operator carries the following equipment in their vehicles: ERP Truck Book, 20lb Fire Extinguisher, Vehicle Emergency Roadside Kit, 4 Head Monitor, and 30- minute SCBA’s (SCBA are only required for sour areas). Notification Operators attend to the facility, wells and gathering system 7 days a week. Facilities are equipped with alarms that result in operators being notified on a 24/7 basis and result in on-call operators responding to the field or site. Communications The primary method of communication will be cellular phone.

Roadblock Kits / Ignition Kits Three roadblock kits are located in the Compeer / Esther field. The following locations have one roadblock kit each: Compeer Esther

Battery and the 16-24 Office. Each kit contains: 2 safety vests, 2 flashlights, 4 wand / orange cones, 4 28” telescopic cones with LED lights, 12 D cell batteries, 1 Stop / Slow signs, 2 rolls of warning tape (Do Not Enter) and a flare pistol. Obsidian Energy personnel will contact a local safety company who will be asked to provide additional equipment.**

SERVICE CONTRACTORS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Mobile Air Monitoring* HSE Integrated Ltd. 866-347-3911 Promet Environmental Group 877-577-6638

Oilfield Fire Fighting / Safety Contractors / Well Control Specialists Firemaster Oilfield Services Inc. Bus: 403-342-7500 Fire Power Oilfield Firefighting Ltd. 800-463-3187 HSE Integrated Ltd. 866-347-3911 Safety Boss Inc. 800-882-4967 United Safety 800-432-1809

Emergency Response Management Behr Intenerated Solutions 403-4

Air Traffic Control NAV Canada 866-541-4102

Transportation Frontier Bus Lines 888-538-7281 Prairie Bus Lines 866-342-6390 Red Arrow Motor Coach 800-232-1958

Helicopters Delta Helicopters 800-665-3564 Border City Aviation 780-875-5834 OpsMobil 877-926-5558

WCSS – Zone 2 Area U*

866-541-8888

Coop Custodian Bromby Welding

Bus: 780-888-0005 Cell: 7

Equipment Location

Equipment Summary

Hwy #13 and RGE RD 100A Hardisty, AB

45’ Trailer (Semi Truck)

* See website for more info (http://www.wcss.ab.ca)

AGENCY CONTACTS Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

IMMEDIATE CONTACT REQUIRED AT ANY LEVEL OF EMERGENCY: Energy /Environment and Operational Complaint Line (AER)

800-222-6514

AER Wainwright Field Centre 780-842-7570 Canada Energy Regulator (CER) 819-997-7887

IMMEDIATE CONTACT REQUIRED IF ANY RESIDENTS ARE CONTACTED AT LEVEL 1 OR HIGHER:


Local Authority Special Areas 3 403-854-0625 Special Areas 4 403-854-0625 RM of Antelope Park No. 322 306-834-7542

Alberta Health Services – South Zone 844-755-1788 Alberta Health Services – Central Zone 844-755-1788 Heartland Health – Rosetown, SK 306-882-4111

OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: Wildfire Reporting 310-3473 Alberta Emergency Management – South Central 866-618-2362 Alberta Emergency Management –Central 866-618-2362 Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA) 780-437-9100 Alberta Safety Services - Electrical Branch 866-421-6929 Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC) 800-265-0212

Alberta Ministry of Transportation 800-272-9600

Central Region - Hanna District 403-854-5563 Alberta Human Services - Occupational Health & Safety 866-415-8690 Alberta Health and Wellness 866-922-9221 Worker’s Compensation Board (WCB) 866-922-9221 CANUTEC

Toll-Free 613-996-6666 From Cell Phone *666 Information 613-954-5101

Environment Canada Meteorological Services 900-565-5555

EMERGENCY SERVICES Note: All numbers, unless otherwise indicated, are 24 hours.

Ambulance 911 Ground Ambulance 911 Air Ambulance (STARS) 888-888-4567

Hospitals Consort Hospital & Care Centre 403-577-3555 Provost Health Centre 780-753-2291 Big Country Hospital 403-664-4300

Fire Departments 911 Consort Fire Department 403-577-3623 Youngstown / Special Area Fire Department 403-779-3733


Alberta Poison & Drug Information Service 800-332-1414 Alberta One-Call (www.albertaonecall.com) 800-242-3447

Reception Centres

Altario School Twp Rd 342A and Rge Rd 20 403-552-3828 Canalta Hotel 3611 – 57 Avenue, Provost, AB 780-753-2255 Consort Sportex 4602 – 50 Avenue, Consort, AB 403-557-2717

October 2019

Compeer / Esther Field

CEPA SUBSTANCE RESPONSE GUIDELINES

PRODUCTS UNDER THE CANADIAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT (CEPA)

Product Name Location Vessel Type UN # CAS

Registry #

Maximum expected quantity

at any time during the

calendar year

Capacity of the single

largest container where the

substance is stored

Emergency

Planning Zone

(EPZ)

Emergency Support, Notification and Reporting For CEPA Substance Emergencies

Emergency Response Assistance

Canada (ERAC)

Emergency Response Assistance

Plan (ERAP) reference number

under the ERAC is:

Obsidian Energy Ltd.

ERAC ERAP Activation #:

1 (800) 265-0212

Alberta Environments & Parks (AEP)

Verbal Notification

(24 Hour Line)

Public:

1 (800) 222-6514

Or

Industry:

(780) 422-4505

Written Reports can be faxed to 780 427-3178,

emailed to [email protected]

or mailed to:

Alberta Environment, Operations – Environmental

Response Centre

111 Twin Atria Building

4999 – 98 Avenue

Edmonton, AB T6B 2X3

Propane

Bullet 1075 74-98-6

1.2 km

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROTOCOLS FOR LIQUIFIED PETROLEUM GAS

FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARDS

EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE.

Will be easily ignited by heat, sparks or flames.

Will form explosive mixture with air.

Vapours from liquefied gas are initially heavier than air and spread along the ground.

Vapours may travel to source of ignition and flash back.

Cylinders exposed to fire may vent and release flammable gas through pressure relief devices.

Containers may explode when heated.

Ruptured cylinders may rocket.

POTENTIAL HEALTH IMPACTS

Vapours may cause dizziness or asphyxiation without warning.

Some may be irritating if inhaled at high concentrations.

Contact with gas or liquefied gas may cause burns, severe injury and/or frostbite.

Fire may produce irritating and/or toxic gases.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Isolate spill or leak area immediately for at least 100 metres (330 feet) in all directions.

Keep unauthorized personnel away.

Stay upwind.

Many gases are heavier than air and will spread along the ground and collect in low or confined areas

(sewers, basements, tanks).

Keep out of low areas.

EVACUATION – LARGE SPILL

Consider initial downwind evacuation for at least 800 metres (1/2 mile).

EVACUATION – FIRE

If tank, is involved in a fire, ISOLATE for 1.6 kilometres (1 mile) in all directions; also consider initial

evacuation for 1.6 kilometres (1 mile) in all directions.

GENERAL FIRE RESPONSE

DO NOT EXTINGUISH A LEAKING GAS FIRE UNLESS LEAK CAN BE STOPPED.

SMALL FIRES.

Dry chemical or CO2.

LARGE FIRES.

Water spray or fog.

Move containers from fire area if you can do it without risk.

FIRE INVOLVING TANKS

Fight fire from a maximum distance or use unmanned hose holder or monitor nozzles.

Cool containers with flooding quantities of water until well after the fire is out.

Do not direct water at the source of leak or safety devices as icing may occur.

Withdraw immediately in case of rising sound from venting safety devices or discolouration of tank.

ALWAYS stay away from tanks engulfed in fire.

For massive fire, use unmanned hose holder or monitor nozzles; if this is not possible, withdraw from the

area and let fire burn.

GENERAL SPILL OR LEAK RESPONSE

ELIMINATE all ignition sources (no smoking, flares, sparks or flames in the immediate area).

All equipment used when handling the product must be grounded.

Do not touch or walk through spilled material.

Stop leak if you can do it without risk.

If possible, turn leaking containers so that gas escapes rather than fluid.

Use water spray to reduce vapours or divert cloud drift. Avoid allowing water runoff to contact spilled

material.

Do not direct water at spill or source of leak.

Prevent spreading of vapours through sewers, ventilation systems and confined areas.

Isolate area until gas has dispersed.

CAUTION: When in contact with refrigerated / cryogenic liquids, many materials become brittle and are

likely to break without warning.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

Wear positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).

Structural firefighters’ protective clothing will only provide limited protection.

Always wear thermal protective clothing when handling refrigerated / cryogenic liquids.

FIRST AID

Move victim to fresh air.

CALL 911 or emergency medical service.

Apply artificial respiration if victim is not breathing.

Administer oxygen if breathing is difficult.

Remove and isolate contaminated clothing and shoes.

Clothing frozen to the skin should be thawed before being removed.

In case of contact with liquefied gas, thaw frosted parts with lukewarm water.

In cases of burns, immediately cool affected skin for as long as possible with cold water. Do not

remove clothing if adhering to skin.

Keep victim warm and quiet.

Ensure that medical personnel are aware of the materials involved and take precautions to protect

themselves.

FOLLOWING AN ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY INVOLVING THIS PRODUCT

As soon as is reasonably possible, Obsidian Energy Ltd. will develop, in co-operation with local

governments and other impacted stakeholders as required, a plan for the recovery of the site to a

condition safe and acceptable as reasonably possible. Obsidian Energy Ltd. will be responsible for

this project and will include in the planning:

o Damage assessment and communication to stakeholders.

o Project planning to bring resources to bear at the right times.

o Working with outside resources to support recovery.

o Organizing company resources to help those recovering.

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