On October 18th, Vast Infraestrutura carried out the Annual Drill of its Individual Emergency Plan, in the full deployment model, with the mobilization of 100% of Vast’s resources, as well as the resources of the Plano de Auxílio Mútuo (PAM – Mutual Assistance Plan), coordinated by Porto do Açu.
With the participation of authorities, clients and partner companies, the drill also allowed these stakeholders to closely assess the company’s capacity to respond to emergencies and test their own processes and communication flows in these scenarios. The exercise mobilized Vast’s entire Emergency Response Organizational Structure, which assembles members in command posts at the headquarters, in Rio de Janeiro, and at T-Oil, at Porto do Açu, in São João da Barra. Altogether, 141 people were mobilized.
In this year’s drill, nine of Vast’s 12 clients sent representatives to accompany the exercise. In addition, were also present institutes such as Instituto Estadual do Ambiente (INEA) and the Brazilian navy, local community leaders and partner companies, such as Wilson Sons, Ferroport, Otamerica, OceanPact and EnvironPact, and observers from OSRL.
The drill also mobilized 13 members of the local fishing community, that are trained in beach cleaning through the Mar Atento project, to which Vast Infraestrutura is a partner.
Safety is a non-negotiable value for the company and its employees. Vast’s performance in the drill reflects the company’s level of maturity in emergency response and the preparation of the team and partners to deal with unfavorables scenarios.
Check out how this day went:
