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Emergency Response Plan

Wainwright Area

Compeer / Esther Fields

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Revision List

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

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Rev. Date Page(s) Revision

Rev 10 March 2017 Entire Site Specific 2017 Annual Update

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Emergency Response Plan Compeer / Esther Field

Position Name Office Cell Binder

EOC Copy P. Keith Mouser 403-806-4649 403-437-0773 2 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field)

Wainwright CREOC 780-806-3541 1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field)

Wainwright District Office 780-806-3541 1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field)

Government Agencies and Support Services

Name Office Cell Binder

Skystone International LP Brenda

Van Maarion 403-695-1280

1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field)

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER)

Emergency Preparedness and Assessment Dept.

403-297-8311 1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field) Provide ERP Hard Copy & CD

AER –

Medicine Hat Field Office

Andrew Hannah

Manager 403-527-3385

1 Corporate Core with Data Set

(Compeer / Esther Field)

Provide ERP on CD

AER –

Wainwright Field Office

Lane Peterson

Manager 780-842-7570 780-806-9189



Provide ERP on CD

National Energy Board

(NEB) Calgary, AB 403-292-4800



Provide ERP 1 Hard Copy & CD

RCMP –

Consort Detachment

Cpl. Brandon

Hastie, Detachment

Commander

403-577-3001

1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field) Provide ERP on CD with a hard copy map

RCMP – Oyen Detachment

NCO i/c 403-664-3505 403-664-0689 1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field) Provide ERP Hard Copy

Special Area 3 (Oyen Office)

Darran Dick, Deputy Director of Disaster Services

403-779-3733 403-664-0729

1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer, Esther Field) Provide ERP on CD with a hard copy map

Special Area 4 (Consort Office)

Glen Durrand, Fire Chief for Special

Areas 403-779-3733 403-854-0625

1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field) Provide ERP on CD

Alberta Health Services –

Central Zone Dave Brown 403-356-6393



Provide ERP on CD with a hard

copy map

Alberta Health Services – South Zone

Michael Swystun 403-3 88-6650 1 Corporate Core with Data Set (Compeer / Esther Field) Provide ERP on CD

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Table of Contents

1. TELEPHONE CONTACTS .................................................................................................. 3

1.1. Key Implementer List ................................................................................................... 3

1.2. External Contacts List .................................................................................................. 5

2. OVERVIEW DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................. 17

2.1. Facility Description and Product Transportation ..........................................................17

2.2. Geographic Descriptions .............................................................................................18

2.3. Mutual Aid for Other Area Operators ...........................................................................20

2.4. Directions to Locations ................................................................................................20

2.5. Alarms, Communications and Radio Frequencies .......................................................21

2.6. Field Communications ................................................................................................21

2.7. Emergency Shut Down Valve Locations .....................................................................22

2.8. Well Listing .................................................................................................................23

2.9. Pipeline Listing ............................................................................................................25

2.10. Pipeline Listing – Definitions ......................................................................................27

2.11. Facility Codes .............................................................................................................27

2.12. Safety Equipment .......................................................................................................29

2.13. Other Facilities Contract-Operated by Penn West .......................................................31

2.14. Penn West Facilities Operated by Others ...................................................................31

2.15. External Company Tie-Ins ...........................................................................................32

2.16. Available Support from Agencies ................................................................................34

3. PUBLIC PROTECTION INFORMATION ........................................................................... 53

3.1. Surface Development Information ...............................................................................53

3.2. Trapper Information ....................................................................................................53

3.3. Guides and Outfitters ..................................................................................................53

3.4. First Nations................................................................................................................53

3.5. Special Interest Groups ..............................................................................................53

3.6. School Division Information .........................................................................................54

3.7. Reception Centres ......................................................................................................56

APPENDIX A - BRIDGING STATEMENT ................................................................................. 57

APPENDIX B - SURFACE DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION .................................................. 59

APPENDIX C - MAP ................................................................................................................. 61

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Area Operators and

Service Contractors

TELEPHONER TEAM

PLUME MONITOR

TEAM

Area Operators

and Service Contractors

Area

Operators and Service Contractors

Area Operators and

Service Contractors

Area Operators

and Service Contractors

RECEPTION CENTRE

TEAM

ROVER

TEAM

ROADBLOCK

TEAM

INCIDENT COMMANDER

ON-SITE

COMMANDER

James Williams Bus: 403-693-2816 Cell: 403-813-2144

ALTERNATE

Laura Lee Bus: 780-542-8687 Cell: 780-898-0584

PUBLIC SAFETY SUPERVISOR

INCIDENT COMMAND

TEAM

Chris Perry Cell: 306-430-9065

ALTERNATE

Kurtis Christianson Cell: 403-753-7695

OPERATIONS CHIEF

STAGING

SUPERVISOR

Position Activated

As Applicable

TEAM(S)

Eugene Dennis

Cell: 780-806-3541

ALTERNATE Chris Perry

Cell: 306-430-9065

Eugene Dennis

Cell: 780-806-3541

ALTERNATE Chris Perry

Cell: 306-430-9065

SAFETY OFFICER

FINANCE & ADMIN. CHIEF

LIAISON OFFICER

LOGISTICS CHIEF

PUBLIC INFO. OFFICER

PLANNING CHIEF

1. TELEPHONE CONTACTS

1.1. Key Implementer List

COMPEER

04-31-033-01 W4M Gas Plant Latitude: 51° 52’ 04”

Longitude: 110° 08’ 42”

04-31-033-01 W4M Battery Latitude: 51° 52’ 04”

Longitude: 110° 08’ 42”

ESTHER 13-19-032-01 W4M Gas Plant

Latitude: 51° 45’ 52” Longitude: 110° 08’ 46”

10-01-033-01 W4M Battery


02-02-033-01 W4M Battery


LOCATION & LSD

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1.2. External Contacts List

AGENCY NAME AGENCY LOCATION CONTACT NUMBER(S)

IMMEDIATE CONTACT REQUIRED AT ANY LEVEL OF EMERGENCY:

Federal Regulatory Agency

National Energy Board (NEB) Pipeline Emergencies

(Transportation Safety Board) 24-Hr Hotline: 819-997-7887

Alberta Regulatory Agency

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Calgary, AB 403-297-8311

AER Energy and Environmental

24-Hr Response Line Province-Wide 1-800-222-6514

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) -

Medicine Hat Field Centre Medicine Hat, AB 24-Hr: 1-800-222-6514

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) –

Wainwright Field Centre Wainwright, AB 24-Hr: 1-800-222-6514

Saskatchewan Regulatory Agency

Saskatchewan Ministry of Economy

(Environmental Protection) Province-Wide

Emergency Incident Reporting

24-Hr: 1-844-764-3637

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

ALBERTA

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

Bus: 403-577-3001

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

Bus: 403-664-3505

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

Bus: 403-779-3733

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

Bus: 403-779-3733

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South Zone Lethbridge, AB

Primary: 403-627-1230

24-Hr Switchboard (Lethbridge):

403-388-6111

24-Hr Switchboard (Medicine Hat):

403-502-8300

Ask for 24-Hr EPH Representative-

On-Call


Central Zone

Red Deer, AB

Primary:

EPH 24-Hr Emergency:

1-866-654-7890

Ask for 24-Hr EPH Representative-

On-Call

Secondary:

24-Hr Manager On-Call:

1-855-420-6042

See Telephone Protocol on page 43 of this document

SASKATCHEWAN

Kindersley RCMP Kindersley, SK 911

Bus: 306-463-4642

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

Bus: 306-968-2922

Heartland Health Rosetown, SK 306-882-4111

OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Alberta Emergency Management

Agency (AEMA) Province-Wide, AB 1-866-618-2362

AEMA – Central Region Red Deer, AB 24-Hr: 1-866-618-2362

Bus: 403-340-5102

AEMA – South Central Region Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 1-866-618-2362

Bus: 403-297-6470

Alberta Boilers Safety Association Province-Wide, AB 780-437-9100

Prairie & Arctic Storm Prediction

Centre Province-Wide, AB

780-951-8902 or

780-951-8907

Workplace Health and Safety Province-Wide, AB 1-866-415-8690

Worker’s Compensation Board Province-Wide, AB 1-866-922-9221

NAV Canada (NOTAM)

Edmonton FIC (AB, Northeastern BC, SK)

Edmonton, AB 1-866-541-4102

Kamloops FIC (BC) Kamloops, BC 1-866-541-4101

Whitehorse FIC (Yukon, Northwestern BC)

Whitehorse, YT 1-866-541-4107

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OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES continued

Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP)

Alberta Environment & Parks (AEP) Province-Wide

Hotline: 1-800-222-6514

Telus Mobility: # 7378

AEP Information Centre Province-Wide Bus: 1-877-944-0313

Fish & Wildlife Office Hanna AB Bus: 403-854-5540

Report a Poacher (RAP) Hotline Province-Wide

1-800-642-3800

Telus Mobility: # 3800

Agriculture & Forestry

Wildfire Information & Updates Province-Wide 1-866-394-3473

Provincial Forest Fire Centre –

Detection Section Edmonton, AB Bus: 780-427-6807

Environment and Water Office – Red

Deer / North Saskatchewan Region Edmonton, AB Bus: 780-427-7617

Land Management Office – Red Deer

/ North Saskatchewan Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-340-5451

Report a Wildfire Province-Wide 310-3473

Telus Mobility: #3473

SASKATCHEWAN

Saskatchewan Emergency

Management Organization

(Emergency Management and Fire

Safety)

Saskatoon, SK 24-Hr: 306-787-3774

Saskatchewan Ministry of the

Environment Province-Wide 306-787-2584

Chemical Spill Control Centre Province-Wide 1-800-667-7525

Fire Watch Province-Wide 1-800-667-9660

Park Watch Province-Wide 1-800-667-1788

Turn in Poachers Province-Wide 1-800-667-7561

Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways

& Infrastructure (Central Region)

Saskatoon, SK

Hot Line (Hwy Conditions)

306-933-5186

306-933-5666 or 306-787-7623

Ministry of Economy

(Energy and Resources) Regina, SK 24-Hr: 306-778-2528

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OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES continued

Department of Fisheries and Oceans

Pacific Region Vancouver, BC 604-666-0384

Central & Arctic Region Sarnia, ON 519-383-1813 or 1-866-290-3731

NAV Canada (NOTAM)

Edmonton FIC (AB, Northeastern BC, SK)

Edmonton, AB 1-866-541-4102

Kamloops FIC (BC) Kamloops, BC 1-866-541-4101

Whitehorse FIC (Yukon, Northwestern BC)

Whitehorse, YT 1-866-541-4107

Transportation of Dangerous Goods

National Spill Emergency Canada-Wide 1-819-997-3742

Transportation of Dangerous Goods Province-Wide 1-800-272-9600

CANUTEC

(Canadian Transport

Emergency Centre)

Canada-Wide 613-996-6666

Emergency Response Assistance

Canada (ERAC)

Emergency Response Assistance

Plan (ERAP) Reference Number

Penn West ERP2-0010-109

Canada-Wide ERAC ERAP Activation #

1-800-265-0212

Transport Canada

Transportation - Central Region -

Hanna District Hanna, AB Bus: 403-854-5550

Contract Maintenance Agreement

Carillion Canada Inc. Edmonton, AB 1-800-390-2242

Weather Information

Weather Information

There is a charge of $2.99 per minute

for this service

Province-Wide, AB

Service available Mon-Fri 5am-

9pm and weekends and holidays

6am-6pm

1-900-565-5555 or

If Using Cell or Pay Phone and

credit card:

1-888-292-2222

Environment Canada

Area Weather Information Website http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca

http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/ab-25_metric_e.html

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EMERGENCY SERVICES

RCMP

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

Bus: 403-577-3001

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

Bus: 403-664-3505

Kindersley RCMP Detachment Kindersley, SK 911

Bus: 306-463-4642

Fire Department

Consort Fire Department Consort, AB 911

Bus: 403-577-3623

Youngstown / Special Area Fire

Department Youngstown, AB

911

Bus: 403-779-3733

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

Ambulance

Ground Province-Wide 911

Air Search and Rescue Province-Wide 1-800-567-5111

From Cell: #3111

STARS Air Ambulance Province-Wide

Emergency Link Centre:

1-888-888-4567

From Cell: *4567

Poison

Poison & Drug Information Service

(PADIS) Province-Wide 1-800-332-1414

Other

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

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SERVICE CONTRACTORS NAME LOCATION CONTACT NUMBER(S)

Service Contractors

Air Monitoring (Mobile)

Promet Environmental Group Ltd. Canada-Wide 1-877-577-6638

HSE Integrated Ltd. Province-Wide 1-866-347-3911

Fire – Oilfield Specialists & Well Control

Firemaster Oilfield Services Inc. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-7500


Fire Power Oilfield Firefighting Ltd. Province-Wide 1-800-463-3187

Safety Services


United Safety Ltd. Province-Wide 1-800-432-1809

Safety Boss Inc. Canada-Wide 1-800-882-4967

Western Canadian Spill Services (WCSS)

WCSS 24-Hr Emergency Contact #: 1-866-541-8888

For the most current information please refer to the WCSS website www.wcss.ab.ca

Information Below Updated March 22, 2017

WCSS Zone 2 – Area ‘U’

Dale Ness –

Zone 2 Area ‘U’ Co-op Chairman Inter Pipeline Ltd.

Bus: 780-888-2900

Cell: 780-888-7382

Email:

[email protected]

Todd Baumgartner –

Alternate Co-op Chairman Gibson Energy Ltd.

Bus: 780-888-8250

Cell: 780-252-0003

Email:

[email protected]

Coop Custodian

Contact: Gary Bromby

Bromby Welding (Hardisty)

Directions to Bromby Welding:

Hwy #13 and RGE RD 100A

turn south travel 600 meters on

RGE RD 100A turn right into the

yard

Bus: 780-888-0005

Cell: 780-888-1095

http://www.wcss.ab.ca/

mailto:[email protected]


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Locating Service

Alberta One-Call Corporation Province-Wide 1-800-242-3447

Canadian Locators Inc. Edmonton, AB Toll Free: 1-866-754-4254

Bus: 780-487-7553

Crisis Counsellors

Integrated Counselling Services Edmonton, AB Bus: 780-231-6585

Janus Associates Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 403-269-9600

Homewood Human Solutions Edmonton, AB 1-800-663-1142

Media Consultants

Hill & Knowlton Canada Calgary, AB

Crisis Hotline: 403-268-7855

Direct Line: 403-268-7856

Bus: 403-299-9380

Fax: 403-299-9389

Media – Radio

CKGY - Real Country 95.5 FM Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-348-0955

Newsroom: 403-343-6397

CKLM – 106.1 FM Lloydminster, AB 780-875-1061

CKRA Edmonton – Capital 96.3 FM Edmonton, AB Hotline:780-451-8096

Reception: 780-437-4996

Media – Television

CBC - Edmonton Edmonton, AB Bus: 780-468-7555

Newsroom: 780-468-7401

CFRN - CTV News Edmonton, AB 780-483-3311

Global Television Network Edmonton, AB 780-436-1250

Media – Newspapers

Red Deer Advocate Red Deer, AB 403-314-4333

The Provost News Provost, AB Bus: 780-753-2564

Fax: 780-753-6117

Edmonton Sun Edmonton, AB 780-468-0100

Newswire Service

CNW Group Ltd. Canada-Wide Bus: 1-877-269-7890

Fax: 1-877-269-5044

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Communications Equipment

Telus Emergency Province-Wide 24-Hr: 403-530-5000

Johnson Wireless Edmonton, AB 24-Hr: 780-487-8876

Turris Communications Edmonton, AB Bus: 780-732-3400

Toll Free: 1-888-707-2346

Backhoes and Bulldozers

Clark Construction Ltd. Altario, AB Bus: 403-552-2477

Shop: 403-552-2122

Terroco Industries Ltd. Red Deer, AB Toll Free: 1-800-670-1100

Bus: 403-346-1171

Cranes

Jewel Energy Services Inc. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-347-7764

Toll Free: 1-855-347-7793

Bry-Tan Trucking Ltd. Lloydminster, AB Bus: 780-875-9250

Heartland Industries Inc. Stettler, AB 403 742-3397

Electricians & Instrumentation

Prairie Storm Controls Consort, AB Bus: 403-577-2238

Cell: 403-575-1924

Precision Instrumentation & Supply Ltd. Coleville, SK 306-965-2550

Tarpon Energy Services Ltd. Provost, AB 780-753-4770

General Maintenance Companies

CEDA Red Deer, AB 403-342-8866


Shop: 403-552-2122

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Air Services – Helicopters

Border City Aviation Lloydminster, AB 780-875-5834

Delta Helicopters Ltd. Province-Wide Edmonton: 1-800-665-3564

Bus: 780-458-3564

OpsMobil Inc. Province-Wide Toll Free: 1-877-926-5558

Petroleum Bulk Products

Hancock Petroleum Inc. (Petro Canada) Provost, AB Bus: 403-552-3771

Province-Wide Toll Free: 1-800-661-1199

Bluewave Energy Olds, AB 403-556-6556

Propane Fuels

Canwest Propane Lloydminster, AB 780-875-0070

Superior Propane Edmonton, AB 24-Hr: 1-877-873-7467

Bus: 780-666-7185

Bluewave Energy Olds, AB 403-556-6556

Rentals – General

Action Equipment Rentals Red Deer, AB 403-340-1700

Hertz Equipment Rental

Province-Wide Toll Free: 1-888-658-1718

Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-7220

Precision Rentals Ltd. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-4250

Rentals – Tanks

Clean Harbors Province-Wide 24-Hr: 1-800-645-8265

Precision Rentals Ltd. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-4250

Tank Direct Acheson, AB 24-Hr: 1-877-495-8265

Bus: 587-286-1010

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Vehicles

Hertz Rent-A-Car North America-Wide 1-800-654-3131

Budget Car & Truck Rentals Canada-Wide 1-800-268-8900

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada-Wide 1-800-261-7331

Steamers / Pressure Washers

Three Star Services Ltd. Consort, AB Dispatch: 403-577-3211

Hellian Oilfield Services Provost, AB Bus: 780-753-4263


Supply Stores

Distribution NOW Consort, AB 403-577-3661

A.E.S. Industrial Supplies Ltd. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-2525

Toll Free: 1-877-342-2529

Trucking – General Hauling

Withers LP Provost, AB 24-Hr: 780-753-2976

Bry-Tan Trucking Ltd. Lloydminster, AB Bus: 780-875-9250

Maverick Oilfield Services Provost, AB 403-753-2992

Trucking – Hot Shot

Bulldog Hot Shot Service Ltd. Calgary / Red Deer /

Edmonton, AB

24-Hr: 403-280-4344

Toll Free: 1-866-280-4050

Trilogy Oilfield Services Ltd. Provost, AB 780-753-6097

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Trucking – Pickers

Caspers Picker Services Ltd. Provost, AB Bus: 780-753-6563

Bones Picker Service Ltd. Provost, AB Bus: 780-753-7654

B & R – Eckel’s Transport Ltd. Edmonton, AB 24-Hr: 1-800-661-3290

Bus: 780-447-5847

Maverick Oilfield Services Provost, AB 403-753-2992

Trucking – Sand & Gravel


Shop: 403-552-2122

Days Sand & Gravel Consort, AB 403-575-7888

Tank Trucks (Crude Oil & Water)


JB Water & Vacuum Service Lloydminster, AB 1-866-539-9333

Heavy Crude Hauling LP Lloydminster, AB Bus: 780-875-5358

Toll free: 1-877-875-5358

Vacuum Trucks


JB Water & Vacuum Service Lloydminster, AB 1-866-539-9333

Heavy Crude Hauling LP Lloydminster, AB Bus: 780-875-5358

Toll free: 1-877-875-5358

Welding

A & B Portable Welding Ltd. Consort, AB 403-577-3943

Oyen Welding & Machining Ltd. Oyen, AB 403-664-3535

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Well Control

Safety Boss Inc. Canada-Wide 1-800-882-4967

Firemaster Oilfield Services Inc. Red Deer, AB Bus: 403-342-7500


Fire Power Oilfield Firefighting Ltd. Province-Wide 1-800-463-3187

NAME LOCATION CONTACT NUMBER(S)

Other Area Operators

Canadian Natural Resources Limited Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 1-888-878-3700

Bus: 403-517-6700

Dry County Gas Co-op Ltd. Oyen, AB 24-Hr: 403-664-3646

Bus: 403-664-3646

High Ground Energy Inc. Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 1-855-487-4282

Bus: 587-390-6477

Raging River Exploration Inc. Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 1-877-891-9062

Bus: 403-387-2950

Rolling Hills Energy Ltd. Calgary, AB 24-Hr: 1-855-856-7791

Bus: 403-817-2310

Railways

N/A

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2. OVERVIEW DESCRIPTION

2.1. Facility Description and Product Transportation

The Compeer / Esther Field is located within Townships 31 – 35, Ranges 1 – 4 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. Some of the wells contain H2S. There are also four NEB regulated pipelines in the Compeer/Esther Area that transport gas/emulsion to and from Saskatchewan. Only one is currently in operation.

Compeer: The Compeer Processing Facility located at 04-31-033-01 W4M processes sour gas from area wells, solution gas from oil batteries at 02-02-033-01 W4M and 07-34-032-01 W4M and sweet gas from the Esther field and from surrounding third party wells. The 04-31-033-01 W4M 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 04-31-33-01 W4M gas plant is sold directly to TransCanada Pipelines Limited, metering station located at the 13-19-032-01 W4M gas plant

Esther Heavy: Produced emulsion from the Esther area is pipelined to 1 of 3 batteries; 07-34-032-01 W4M, 10-02-033-03W4M or 02-02-033-01 W4M 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 Penn West Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Facility for further processing. The water is stored on-site and later re-injected into area wells. The 10-01-033-01 W4M Battery is currently shut-in

Esther: The Esther processing facility is located at 13-19-032-01W4M, which processes sweet gas from area wells, and solution gas from various multiwell oil batteries in the field. The 13-19 gas plant consist of an inlet separator, refrigeration skid, condensate storage and compression. The natural gas is sold to Trans Canada Pipelines metering station located at the 13-19-032-01 W4M gas plant. Clean oil and emulsion is transported out for processing or sales.

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2.1. Facility Description and Product Transportation continued

There are calculated Emergency Planning Zones (EPZs) for the Compeer / Esther Field. Detailed EPZ calculation information can be found in the Well and Pipeline Lists found in Section 2.8 (page 23) and Section 2.9 (page 25 of this plan, respectively. Refer to the Area Map on page 63 of this plan for a visual representation of the EPZs.

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

The maximum H2S release volume within the Compeer / Esther Field is 348 m3.

The maximum H2S release rate within the Compeer / Esther Field is 0.000216 m3/s.

2.2. Geographic Descriptions

The Penn West Compeer / Esther Area is located within Municipal District of Provost and Special Area 4 in the Province of Alberta. The nearest Urban Centre is the Town of Provost approximately 38 km from the Altario Compressor Station.

The Penn West 04-31-033-01 W4 Compeer Gas Plant is located approximately 9.5 km northwest of the Village of Compeer, AB. Access to 04-31-033-01 W4 Gas Plant is via Highway 12 from the either the east or west.

The Penn West 13-19-032-01 W4M Esther Gas Plant is located approximately 40 km southeast of the Town of Consort, AB. Access to 13-23-40-8 W4 Battery is via Highway 899 from the either the north or south.

The Compeer / Esther Field landscape is characterized by level to gently undulating topography. The EPZs and the surrounding area are a mixture of open fields and bush. The area is moderately populated. Land is primarily used for farming and large cattle operations interspersed with country residential acreages and oil and gas operations.

There are no major water courses within the Emergency Planning Zones (EPZs). Grassy Island Lake to the west of Compeer EPZs is the largest water body in the area. There are numerous small unnamed water lakes in the surrounding area. There are no rivers with the EPZs or general area.

Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC) Penn West’s Membership Reference Number ERP2-0010-109

Activation Telephone Number: 1-800-265-0212

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2.2 Geographic Descriptions continued Hwy 899 runs north and south and Hwy 12 runs east to west through the EPZs. Paved provincial highways are maintained by Carillion Canada Ltd. Special Area No. 3 & 4 maintain all other paved, gravel and subdivision roads. Area roads are susceptible to drifting snow limiting the passage of non 4-wheel drive vehicles. There are also a few fair weather roads that would be impassable to non 4-wheel drive vehicles during poor weather conditions. Contact information is contained in Section 1.2, External Contacts List, on page 8.

There are NO RAILWAYS within the EPZs.

There are NO AIRPORTS / AIRSTRIPS within the EPZs. There is an airfield located east of Range Road 15 and south of Township Road 320 within the southern portion of the Esther operational area and an airfield south of the Town of Esther along Highway 899.

Recreational use is very limited as this is primarily privately-owned farmland and country residential holdings.

There are NO CRITICAL WILDLIFE AREAS within the EPZs. Critical Wildlife Areas are used to preserve, protect and enhance the natural environment, wildlife and fish habitat through the management of any activities which contribute to environmental degradation and watershed and lake contamination. Recreational activities are restricted which could disturb natural areas, particularly during critical periods. Future development and / or recreational activities in the Critical Wildlife Areas must promote environmental responsibility and control of activities that contribute to environmental degradation.

There are NO GRAZING RESERVES within the EPZs.

There are NO KNOWN SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS within the EPZs.

Ambulance services for Special Area 3 and 4 are dispatched via 911. The ambulance services would be dispatched from a number of locations, within the areas, with approximate driving times of 45 minutes to the Compeer / Esther Field, dependant on the dispatch location.

The nearest fire departments are located in Altario, approximately 15 minutes driving time to the area, dispatched via 911. Specials Areas 3 & 4 Fire Departments have jurisdictional responsibilities beyond the lease site and will coordinate off lease public safety issues with Penn West personnel.

The fire department will assist in fighting fires, provided that they do not impact oil and gas facilities. An oil and gas firefighting specialist should be used for any incidents impacting oil and gas facilities.

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2.3. Mutual Aid for Other Area Operators

If Penn West were to have an incident with a well or pipeline that Penn West contract operates for another area operator then Penn West responders would activate the Compeer / Esther Field Emergency Response Plan, notify the appropriate operator and invite them to participate at Penn West’s local Incident Command Centre; the affected operator would then support Penn West’s response as they are able. The Emergency Contact Numbers for the other operators in the Compeer / Esther Field are listed in Section 1.2 - External Contact List, on page 16. Penn West responders are able to contact the appropriate responders in the event of an emergency.

2.4. Directions to Locations

Facility Directions

Compeer Gas Plant, Battery and

Office

LSD: 04-31-033-01 W4M


From the intersection of Hwy 41 and Hwy 9, 3.2 km north of Oyen:

Travel north on Hwy 41 for approximately 32.7 km to the intersection of Twp Rd 314.

Turn right and travel east on Twp Rd 314 for approximately 16.3 km to the intersection of Hwy 899.

Turn left and travel north on Hwy 899 for approximately 24.4 km to the intersection of Twp Rd 334.

Turn right and travel east on Twp Rd 334 for approximately 1.6 km to the intersection of Rge Rd 20.

Turn left and travel north on Rge Rd 20 for approximately 1.7 km to the intersection of access road.

Turn right and travel east on access road into plant.

Esther Gas Plant

LSD: 13-19-032-01 W4M


From the intersection of Hwy 41 and Hwy 9, 3.2 km north of Oyen:

Travel north on Hwy 41 for approximately 32.7 km to the intersection of Twp Rd 314.

Turn right and travel east on Twp Rd 314 for approximately 16.3 km to the intersection of Hwy 899

Turn left and travel north on Hwy 899 for approximately 14.8 km to the intersection of Twp Rd 324

Turn right and travel east on Twp Rd 324 for approximately 1.6 km to the intersection of access road.

Turn right and travel south on access road into plant.

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2.5. Alarms, Communications and Radio Frequencies

The following alarm systems have been installed at the facilities:

Call-out for all emergencies (local Penn West operator on-call in an emergency).

Wells may be equipped with ESD valves. All alarms are tied into the area alarm system, which is monitored 24 hours per day by the Settler Answering Service. Operations for this property are coordinated by Penn West’s operators who tend to wells, facilities and pipelines on a daily basis.

After-hours emergency calls are forwarded to the operator on-call.

The primary method of communication in the event of an emergency will be cellular phones that all operating personnel carry. Cell phone signal in the area are fair but deteriorates along the east portion of the area.

2.6. Field Communications

Wainwright District Office 780-842-3952

Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Gas Plant 403-552-3865

Esther Field Office 403-552-2025

Esther 02-02-033-01 W4M Battery 403-552-2037

10-01-033-01 W4M Battery 403-552-2122

07-34-032-01 W4M Battery 403-552-2125

13-19-032-01 W4M Esther Plant 403-552-3750

01-2435-02 W4M Compressor Station 403-552-0005

24-Hr Settler Answering Service (Penn West Operator On Call 403-740-8000

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2.7. Emergency Shut Down 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.

ESD Locations Compeer

04-31-33-01 W4M Compeer Gas Plant 03-15-034-01 W4M

ESD Locations Esther

13-19-032-01 W4M Esther Battery 02-02-033-01 W4M Esther Battery

07-34-032-01 W4M Esther Battery 06-21-032-01 W4M Compressor

15-13-032-01 W4M (NEB) 07-01-033-01 W4M (NEB)

10-01-033-01 W4M (NEB) 10-24-032-29 W3M (NEB)

09-02-033-29 W3M (NEB)

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2.8. Well Listing

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2.9. Pipeline Listing

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2.10. Pipeline Listing – Definitions

Definitions

A Abandoned D Discontinued MS Meter

Station PL Pipeline WL Well

B Battery FG Fuel Gas NG Natural Gas R River

BE Blind End FW Fresh Water O Operating S Satellite

CO Crude Oil GP Gas Processing

Plant OE

Oil Well Effluent

SG Sour Gas

CS Compressor

Station HVP

P HVP Products P

To Be Constructed

SW Salt Water

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ABBT2490013 Battery Compeer 04 31 033 01 4 -- Penn West

ABGP0001574 Gas Plant Compeer 04 31 033 01 4 F4457 Penn West

ABBT0121922 Battery Esther 15 14 032 01 4 F43612 Penn West


ABCS0023737 Compressor Station Esther 13 19 032 01 4 F23737 Penn West

ABGP0104350 Gas Plant Esther 13 19 032 01 4 F23737 Penn West




ABCS0028181 Compressor Station Esther 06 21 032 01 4 F28181 Penn West






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2.12. Safety Equipment

ALL VEHICLES CARRY THE FOLLOWING:

Handheld Gas Detectors – Personal Monitors

Tow rope Safety Eyewear Emergency Road Flare

Kit

Ear Protection Level 2 First Aid Kit

(or Provincial Equivalent) Rubber Gloves

Reflective Striping on Coveralls

Fire Extinguishers

Location Cell

Phone

Two Way

Radio

Road Block Kit or

Vendor1 Flare Gun

SCBA 30

min. Personal Monitor

Fire Exting./ Equip.

First Aid Kits

(type & #)

Each Operator X X X X X X

Compeer GP 04-31-033-01 W4M X X X X X X

Esther 02-02-033-01 W4M Battery

X X X X X

16-24 Office X X X X

01-24-035-02 W4M Compressor

X X X X

07-34-032-01 W4M Battery

X X X X X

Esther GP 13-19-032-01 W4M

X X X X X

1Minimum contents found in CORE manual. If not provided in area, they will be provided by local area vendors.

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2.12. Safety Equipment continued

Item Type Quantity Location

Additional Gas Plant Safety Equipment

30 lb Extinguisher Purple K 4 Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

10 lb C02 Extinguisher 1 Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Fire Blanket 1 Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Basket Stretcher 1 Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Eye Wash Station 3 Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Personal H2S Monitor Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Fire Resistant Coveralls Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

Ear Protection Disposable Ear Plugs 1 box Compeer 04-31-033-01 W4M Esther 13-19-032-01 W4M

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2.13. Other Facilities Contract-Operated by Penn West

Penn West contract operates facilities for other area operators in the Compeer / Esther Field. In the event of an emergency at the facility, Penn West will provide initial response until such time as the company listed below has been notified and assumes control of the response activities.

Facility Name / Location Company 24-Hour Phone

06-04-032-03 W4M Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.

1-888-878-3700 403-517-6700

03-15-032-03 W4M

2.14. Penn West Facilities Operated by Others

Penn West does not have facilities operated on their behalf by other area operators in the Compeer / Esther Field. In the event of an emergency at the facility, the contract operator will provide initial response until such time as Penn West has been notified and assumes control of the response activities.

Location Company 24-Hour Phone

N/A

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2.15. External Company Tie-Ins

There are various companies that may have wells and pipelines tied into the Penn West pipelines and facilities. Contact information is contained in Section 1.2 - External Contacts List, on page 16.

These tie-in points are located in areas that may contain residents within the EPZs. Penn West personnel will isolate the emergency zone, search for transients, and remain on scene until the company representatives of the tie-in arrive. Penn West personnel will continue to provide support to the operator as required. Additional information is contained in Section 2.3 - Mutual Aid for Other Area Operators, on page 20.

Listed below are the tie in locations and the names of companies who tie into Compeer / Esther Field facilities in the Compeer / Esther Field. Penn West will provide notification to these companies in the event of an emergency.

In the event of an emergency at the tie-in point, Penn West will provide initial response until such time as the company listed below has been notified and assumes control of the response activities.

Location of Tie-In Company 24-Hour Phone

06-04-032-03 W4M Canadian Natural Resources Limited

1-888-878-3700 403-517-6700

03-15-032-03 W4M Canadian Natural Resources Limited

1-888-878-3700 403-517-6700

02-06-035-01 W4M Rolling Hills Energy Ltd. 1-855-856-7791 403-817-2310

02-06-035-01 W4M High Ground Energy Inc. 1-855-487-4282 587-390-6477

08-18-032-01 W4M

Raging River Exploration Inc. 1-877-891-9062 403-387-2950

02-27-032-02 W4M

03-21-032-02 W4M

16-24-032-03 W4M

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External Company Tie-Ins continued


03-31-032-01 W4M

Raging River Exploration Inc. 1-877-891-9062 403-387-2950

15-28-032-01 W4M

15-13-032-01 W4M

08-14-032-01 W4M

10-13-032-29 W3M

07-24-032-29 W3M

08-16-032-02 W4M

Penn West does not tie into any other companies in the Compeer / Esther Field. In the event of an emergency at the tie-in point, the company will provide initial response until such time as Penn West has been notified and assumes control of the response activities.


N/A

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2.16. Available Support from Agencies

Assistance may be available by Agencies depending on their available resources. See details below for agency resources and capabilities.

Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) – Medicine Hat Field Centre

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

Primary Emergency Contact 1-800-222-6514

Secondary Emergency Contact N/A

Main Office Telephone 403-527-3385

Main Office Fax 403-529-3103

Location Address 302, 346 – 3rd Street SE

Medicine Hat, AB, T1A 0G7

Roles & Responsibilities

Adjudication and Regulation – The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) adjudicates and regulates matters

related to energy within Alberta to ensure that 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 behavior

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 Board.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 06-Feb-2017 by Crystal Meggitt, Field Support.

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Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) – Wainwright Field Centre


Primary Emergency Contact

Lane Peterson, Manager, Enforcement & Surveillance

Bus: 780-842-7661

Cell: 780-806-9189

Email: [email protected]

Secondary Emergency Contact

Holly James, Regional Coordinator

Bus: 780-842-7612

Cell: 780-806-6235




Location Address 801 – 2nd Avenue

Wainwright, AB T9W 1C4


Adjudication and Regulation – The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) adjudicates and regulates matters

related to energy within Alberta to ensure that 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 behavior

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 Board.

The information above was confirmed / revised on February 14, 2017 by Lane Peterson, Manager.



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National Energy Board (NEB)

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

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

Immediate NEB On-Line Reporting https://apps.neb-one.gc.ca/ers



Main Website http://neb-one.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 NEB 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 NEB-regulated incidents or emergency

notifications or reports to the NEB as soon as practicable.

The NEB also has an agreement in place with several agencies that have regulatory responsibilities in the North West

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.

NEB is the lead regulatory agency in emergency situations that occur on NEB-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 NEB 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 NEB 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 NEB also

determines whether additional remedial measures should be implemented by the company involved in the incident, or by

all NEB-regulated companies, to prevent a similar incident.

In general, the NEB 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 NEB 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 NEB will immediately notify Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC).

The information above was confirmed / revised on 02-Mar-17 by Scott Pepper.

https://apps.neb-one.gc.ca/ers

http://neb-one.gc.ca/

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Consort RCMP Detachment

24-Hour Emergency Number 911 or 403-577-3000


Cpl. Brandon Hastie, Detachment Commander Bus: 403-577-3001 Email: [email protected]

Secondary Emergency Contacts

Kim Sieben, Detachment Clerk Bus: 403-577-3001 Email: [email protected]



Location Address

Box 458

4612 – 50 Avenue

Consort, AB T0C 1B0


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

In the event of an emergency, Penn West's response personnel will notify the appropriate RCMP

Detachment(s) and report the details of the incident. If required, Penn West 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 priority basis, measuring the company's request against other

activities in their queue at the time of the request.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 08-February-2017 by Kim Sieben, Detachment

Clerk.



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Oyen RCMP Detachment

24-Hour Emergency Number 911 or 403-664-3883


NCO i/c Bus: 403-664-3505 Cell: 403-664-0689 Email: [email protected]

Secondary Emergency Contacts

Cheryl Tomkins, Administration Bus: 403-664-3505 Email: [email protected]



Location Address

Box 539

317 – 1 Avenue East

Oyen, AB T0J 2J0


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

the event of an emergency, Penn West's response personnel will notify the appropriate RCMP

Detachment(s) and report the details of the incident. If required, Penn West 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 priority basis, measuring the company's request against other

activities in their queue at the time of the request.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 03-Feb-2017 by Cheryl Tomkins, Administration.



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RM of Antelope Park No. 322

24-Hour Emergency Number 306-834-7542 (cell for Gordon Dommett, Reeve)

Primary Emergency Contact Gordon Dommett, Reeve Cell: 306-834-7542 Email: [email protected]

Secondary Emergency Contact Robin Busby, Administrator Cell: 306-430-7992



Location Address Box 70 20, 1st Avenue N Marengo, SK S0L 2K0


The RM of Antelope Park No. 322 is a lead agency responsible for public safety. Penn West has

consulted with the RM regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Penn West 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 Penn West 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 (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 services.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 01-Mar-17 by Robin Busby, Administrator.


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Special Areas No. 3 (Email Mar 1)

24-Hour Emergency Number 403-854-0625


Darran Dick, Deputy Director of Disaster Services Bus: 403-664-3618 Cell: 664-0729 Email: [email protected]


Glen Durand, Fire Chief for Special Areas Bus: 403-779-3733 Cell: 403-854-0625 Email: [email protected]



Location Address Box 30 319 Main Street Oyen, AB T0J 2J0


The Special Area No. 3 is a lead agency responsible for public safety. Penn West has consulted with

the Special Area No. 3 regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Penn West will notify the

Special Area No. 3 and will collaborate with and maintain communications with them to ensure public

safety. The Special Area No. 3 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 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 services.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 22-Mar-17 by via website.



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Special Areas No. 4

24-Hour Emergency Number 403-854-0625


Glen Durand, Fire Chief for Special Areas Bus: 403-779-3733 Cell: 403-854-0625 Email: [email protected]


Corinne Kelts, Deputy Director of Disaster Services Bus: 403-577-3523 Cell: 403-575-0893 Email: [email protected]



Location Address Box 220 4916 – 50 Street Consort, AB T0C 1B0


Special Area 4 is a lead agency responsible for public safety. Penn West has consulted with Special

Area 4 regarding this project. In the event of an emergency, Penn West 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 Penn West 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 the site and keep people out of hot zone.

The information above was confirmed / revised on February 8, 2017 by Glen Durand.



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Alberta Health Services – Central Zone

24-Hour Emergency Number EPH 24 Hour Emergency Number: 1-866-654-7890

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 866-654-7890 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 10-Jan-17 by Kelly Bauer.

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Alberta Health Services – South Zone

24-Hour Emergency Number

Lethbridge & Area: (403) 388-6111 24-Hr Switchboard,

Medicine Hat & Area: (403) 502-8300 Public Health Inspector

on-call

Primary Contact

Michael Swystun, Environmental Health Officer

Bus: 403-627-1230




Location Address Lethbridge Train Station 801 – 1 Avenue South Lethbridge, AB T1J 4L5


See following pages for Roles and Responsibilities

The information above was confirmed / revised on 24-Feb-17 by Michael Swystun, Environmental

Health Officer


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Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) – South Central Region


Primary Emergency Contact For Emergency Purposes:

1-866-618-2362


Randy Tiller, Emergency Management Field Officer

Bus: 403-297-6470

Cell: 403-815-9665


Alternate Contact

Rob Morton, Emergency Management Field Officer

Bus: 403-297-5600

Cell: 403-826-5615




Location Address

Suite 208

Deerfoot Atria South Tower

6715 – 8 Street

Calgary, AB T2E 7H7


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. The system consists is designed to protect life, property and the environment by providing 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 AEMA 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 offic ials can use to quickly warn

their residents about emergency events.

The information above was confirmed / revised on 01-Mar-17- via the AEMA website



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Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) – East Central Region



John Lamb, Emergency Management Field Officer

Bus: 780-679-1271

Cell: 587-322-6481




Location Address

Box 5000, Station M

4910 – 52 Street

Camrose, AB T4V 4E8


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. The system consists is designed to protect life, property and the

environment by providing 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 AEMA also supports municipalities through field staff in regions throughout the province. Ten (10) 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.

The information above was confirmed / revised on February 27, 2017 by John Lamb, Field Officer.


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Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) – Red Deer – North Saskatchewan Region District

24-Hour Emergency Number Hot Line: 1-800-222-6514


Alberta Environment and Parks (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.

AEP:

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 clean-up 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.

This department / ministry is being reorganized at the present time. Updated Roles & Responsibilities will be obtained once the reorganization has been completed.

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Alberta Transportation –Central Region – Hanna District

24-Hour Emergency Number N/A


Chuck Stern, Maintenance Contract Inspector

Bus: 403-854-5550

Cell: 403-854-0602


Secondary Emergency Contact N/A



Location Address Box 1300

Hanna, AB T0J 1P0


Provides authorization and assistance for roadblocks on major provincial roads and assists in securing

roadblock equipment.

Carillion Canada Inc. is the highway maintenance contractor for the Penn West Compeer & Esther

Field.

CMA Contractor:

Berry Mims, Carillion Canada Inc.

Area Foreman

Bus: 403-742-1505

Cell: 403-916-4940


9050 - 14 Street

Edmonton, AB T6P 0B7

Carillion Canada Inc.

24-Hr: 1-800-390-2242

The information above was confirmed / revised on February 8, 2017 by Heather Hein.


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3. PUBLIC PROTECTION INFORMATION

3.1. Surface Development Information

There are a total of _11_ Surface Developments in the Compeer, Esther Fields:

_8_ OCCUPIED RESIDENCES AND _3_ VACANT RESIDENCES. NO MANNED OIL AND GAS FACILITIES.

3.2. Trapper Information

There are NO TRAPLINES within the EPZs.

3.3. Guides and Outfitters

There are NO GUIDES / OUTFITTERS within the EPZs.

3.4. First Nations

There are NO FIRST NATIONS SETTLEMENT within the EPZs.

3.5. Special Interest Groups

There are NO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS within the EPZs.

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3.6. School Division Information

There are 1 SCHOOL CHILDREN within the EPZs. School Divisions will be advised of an emergency situation and requested to detour school bus traffic around the EPZs. If any school staff members reside within the EPZs, they should report in person or by telephone to the Evacuation Centre. The School Divisions within the Compeer / Esther Field are: Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25. For School Division contact information, see below:

Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25

24-Hour Emergency Number 403-854-0084 Cell


Kent Spath, Director of Facilities & Health & Safety Officer Bus: 403-854-4481 Ext. 706 Cell: 403-854-0084 Email: [email protected]


Steven Nielsen, Deputy Superintendent Bus: 403-854-4481 Ext. 704 Cell: 403-823-0105 Email: [email protected]

Alternate Contact Brad Berg, Fleet Manager Bus: 403-854-4481 Ext 228 Cell:403-857-9143



Location Address Box 670 101 Palliser Trail Hanna, AB T0J 1P0

In the event of an emergency contact the Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25 directly. They have a

call down system in place to contact the school(s) affected. Each school has its own Emergency

Response Plan (ERP) on-site. For re-routing of buses contact Steven Nielsen (1st) and Ken Spath

(2nd), Prairie Land Regional Division has approximately 65 buses (40 routes buses and 25 spare

buses). The Prairie Land Regional Division’s primary transportation concern is for the school children,

however if public evacuation is required Prairie Land Regional Division No. 25 will assist with buses

and drivers on an “as available” basis. Contact Brad Berg, Fleet Manager for Public Evacuation

requests.

Schools

Altario School Altario, AB 403-552-3828

The information above was confirmed on 22-Mar-17 via website.



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3.7. Reception Centres

NAME LOCATION CONTACT NUMBER(S)

Reception Centres

Altario School Intersection of Twp Rd 342A and Rge Rd 20, Altario, AB

Contact: Lisa Vert Bus: 403-552-3828 Fax: 403-552-3882

Canalta Hotel 3611 – 57 Avenue Provost, AB

Contact: Leila Grobel Bus: 780-753-2255 Email: [email protected]

Consort Sportex 4602 50 Ave Consort, AB

Contact: Shawna James Bus: 403-577-2717 Cell: 587-582-0067 Alternate: Monique Jeffrey Cell: 403-575-1012


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APPENDIX A - BRIDGING STATEMENT

Mutual aid is an agreement between 2 or more companies / agencies in an 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. At this time Penn West has no formal Mutual Aid Agreements in place for the Compeer / Esther Field.

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APPENDIX B - SURFACE DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION

Confidential Resident Data is contained only in Penn West and regulator copies of the Emergency Response Plan.

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