HOW WE OPERATE FLEET COMPANY CREWING NEWS CONTACT COMPANY Atlantic Offshore is a leading provider of emergency response, rescue and recovery, multi-role and platform supply vessel operations, currently within the UK and Norwegian energy sectors. Typical features include oil recovery capabilities, fast rescue craft, fire-fighting and daughter craft. Atlantic may also carry out duties such as inter-field cargo operations, offshore storage, life boat replacement operations, towage assistance and pollution control. Atlantic Offshore is headquartered in Sotra, Norway with a regional operation in Aberdeen, UK. We pride our selves on our focus on safety, quality, environment and operational excellence. Our success is accountable to our investment in technology, training and development coupled with a highly motivated workforce. The Group currently operates 12 vessels in the North Sea, which of 11 are on long term contracts. Atlantic Offshore is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified by Lloyds Register. In addition, the company is certified and verified by FPAL (UK) and EPIM (NOR). Vision Atlantic Offshore is a supplier of MRV and PSV services to the oil and gas industry that customers prefer to work with and employees prefer to work for. History Atlantic Offshore was established in its present form in 2008, building on companies with 20 years of experience in the emergency recovery and response marked. Business Segment Atlantic Offshore is a niche player in the UK and Norwegian offshore marked with focus on ERRV operations. Currently, we own and operate 9 ERRV/MRV class A and 3 PSV. We have more than 300 crew members trained in rescue operations. QHSE Policy Vision and Objectives Modern Slavery Act Atlantic Offshore shall use our knowledge and experience to provide marine services that meet, or exceed, the requirements of our customers by understanding their needs and preferences. AO is committed to provide Healthy and Safe Working and Living conditions for all Employees, Third Party personnel, Sub‐Contractors onboard company vessels and premises. Management accepts its duty to ensure that all practical measures are taken to provide and maintain safe and healthy conditions on board ships and premises, as well as design, construction and operation of all plant, machinery and equipment. Health and Safety responsibilities rank equally with all other company responsibilities. The ultimate responsibility for AOM’s Health and Safety performance rests with the Managing Director. The Management of Atlantic Offshore will: · Encourage the active involvement of all employees and sub-contractors in the company’s effort to promote and improve service to the customer and standardsof Health and Safety · Make the necessary resources available to enable employees to achieve the Company’s objectives · Encourage continuous improvement in safety awareness and safety management skills at all levels within the Company · Improve performance and safety by implementing routines and procedures designed to identify and prevent the consequences of unsafe acts and habits that may lead to incidents or near misses · Execute Safety Risk Analysis and Safety Risk Assessment in order to prevent unwanted occurrences and consequences · Implement an effective “Feedback System” to ensure that all Employees learn from unplanned events · Ensure that effective Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) is available to all Employees. · Regular Safety drills and training to be carried out both on and offshore. · Maintain it’s No smoking policy on board and at the office. Smoking is only permitted outdoors or in confined spaces designated for the purpose. · Establish a methodology for risk assessment for competency, critical equipment, environmental impact, emergencies and key operations. It is the duty of all Employees, including Employees of Sub-Contractors to act responsibly in order to prevent injury to themselves or fellow workers. Action will be taken where this primary requirement is not observed. Health & Safety is the direct responsibility of all employees within Atlantic Offshore, Third Parties and Sub Contractors irrespective of position or rank. All personnel hold the responsibility to be conversant with and work within the principles and procedures of Atlantic Offshore’s Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. In particular: · Attend safety meetings and participate in the SMS improvement system, giving feed-back where relevant · Notify the onboard Safety Officer, shore Safety Manager/Designated Person, regarding any dangerous occurrences, near misses or risks to Health or Safety · Promptly report any accident, or potential danger, and actively participate in any subsequent investigation · Ensure that all equipment provided in the interests of health and safety is readily available as required, properly used and to report any deficiencies with such equipment · Prevent misuse any equipment provided for Health and/or Safety protection. The ultimate responsibility for the Company’s Quality, Health, and Safety performance rests with the Managing Director. Board Gudmund Rønningen Chairman Knut Øgreid Board Member Halvor Øgreid Board Member Geir Sjurseth Board Member Roy Wareberg CEO In all that we do, we are powered by passion and driven by safety HOME HOW WE OPERATE FLEET COMPANY QHSE NEWS CONTACT PRESS KIT PRIVACY POLICY Atlantic Offshore is a provider of high end of Multi Role Vessels specialising in Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel operations. At present, the only vessel operator with fleet wide Class A in both UK and Norwegian sectors.