Appendix A3407.pdf - Environmental Management Authority

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Ecoengineering Consultants Limited 

62 Eastern Main Road 

St. Augustine, Trinidad, West Indies 

Phone: (868) 645 4420 Fax: (868) 662 7292 e-mail: ecoeng@mail.tt 

June 12, 2012 

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY 

8 Elizabeth Street 

St. Clair 

Port of Spain 

Attention: 

Dr. Joth Singh, 

Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer 

Dear Dr. Singh, 

Re: 

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE 

EXPLORATION WELLS IN THE MAYARO-GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST 

TRINIDAD: 

Consultation Report on Draft Terms of Reference (CEC 3407/2012) 

Please refer to your letter of April 19, 2012 on the captioned subject. On behalf of our 

Client, Voyager Energy (Trinidad) Ltd., we are pleased to submit this report on the 

consultations which have been undertaken with regard to the Draft Terms of Reference 

(TOR) for the captioned Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). Based on the results 

of those consultations and Voyager and Ecoengineering’s review of the Draft TOR, we 

are requesting amendments for the Final TOR. 

By letter dated May 21, 2012, Voyager Energy (Trinidad) Ltd requested an extension of 

the submittal date for this report (see Attachment 1). The reason for that request was 

that circumstances which were outside of their control prevented the collection of the 

Draft TOR and stakeholders would not have had sufficient time to review and respond. 

By letter dated May 29, 2012 the EMA approved the extension (see Attachment 1). 

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VOYAGER ENERGY (TRINIDAD) LIMITED 

TOR CONSULTATION REPORT 

A 

CONSULTATION PROCEDURE 

The Draft TOR for the EIA for this project was issued on April 19, 2012 by the EMA. The 

cover letter to the Draft TOR also dated April 19, 2012, stipulated that consultation 

should be undertaken with key stakeholders, and that amendments to the Draft TOR 

could be requested within 28 days of the date of the letter. 

Letters and copies of the Draft TOR were sent to stakeholders requesting their 

comments. The following sub-sections document the recipients of letters to: 

 

 

 

Government Ministries and Agencies, 

Community-based and Non-government Organizations (CBOs and NGOs), 

Other Stakeholders. 

Contact information for the various stakeholders is listed in Attachment 2. Also included 

in Attachment 2 is an indication of the dates when letters were emailed and/or mailed to 

stakeholders. 

A.1 Government Ministries and Agencies 

Letters were sent to the following government agencies, seeking their comments on the 

draft TOR: 

Town and Country Planning Division, Ministry of Planning and the Economy. 

Occupational Safety and Health Authority (OSHA), Ministry of Labour and Small 

and Micro Enterprise Development. 

Ministry of Energy and Energy Affairs 

The Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Public Utilities. 

The Water and Sewerage Authority, Ministry of Public Utilities. 

Forestry Division, Ministry of Housing and the Environment. 

Lands and Surveys Division, Ministry of Housing and the Environment. 

Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management, Ministry of National Security. 

Fire Services Division, Ministry of National Security. 

Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, Ministry of National Security. 

Drainage Division, Ministry of Works and Infrastructure. 

Ministry of Health. 

Mayaro/Rio Claro Regional Corporation, Ministry of Local Government. 

Member of Parliament Ortoire/Mayaro. 

A copy of one such letter is included in Attachment 3 of this TOR Consultation Report. 




VOYAGER ENERGY (TRINIDAD) LTD 


A.2 CBOs and NGOs 

Letters were sent to the following CBOs and NGOs, seeking their comments on the 

draft TOR: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Council of Presidents for the Environment. 

Archaeological Committee of Trinidad and Tobago, Department of History, UWI. 

Fishermen and Friends of the Sea. 

Mayaro / Guayaguayare Unemployment Group. 

Mayaro Initiative for Private Enterprise Development. 

La Savanne Village Council. 

Newlands Village Council. 

La Brea Village Council. 

Guayaguayare Village Council. 

Guayaguayare Mayaro Fishing Association. 

Guayaguayare Ortoire Mayaro Fisherfolk Association. 

Southeastern Fisherfolk Association. 

Manatee Conservation Trust. 

Nariva Environmental Trust. 

A copy of one such letter is also included in Attachment 3 of this TOR Consultation 

Report. 

A.3 Other Stakeholders 

Letters were sent to the following other stakeholders, seeking their comments on the 

draft TOR: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PETROTRIN. 

National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago. 

BP Trinidad and Tobago LLC. 

BHP Billiton Petroleum (America) Inc. 

bpTT. 

Bayfield Energy (Galeota) Limited. 

Repsol YPF. 

EOG Resources Trinidad Limited. 

Mora Oil Ventures Limited. 

A copy of one such letter is also included in Attachment 3 of this TOR Consultation 

Report. 






B 

RESPONSES RECEIVED 

Responses on the request for comment on the draft TOR were received from the 

following: 

 

 

Drainage Division, Ministry of Works and Infrastructure. 

PETROTRIN 

Copies of the received responses are included in Attachment 4 of this TOR Consultation 

Report. 

B.1 Drainage Division 

The Drainage Division responded as follows: 

“In the context of the Project, the Drainage Division’s responsibility is limited to surface 

runoff in natural watercourses. In this regard, the relevant parts of the document are 

adequate.” 

B.2 PETROTRIN 

PETROTRIN advised that they had reviewed the TOR and had no additional comments. 

B.3 bpTT 

bpTT expressed intention of sending comments but these were not received at the time 

that this report was being prepared. Once these are received they will be forwarded 

under separate cover to the EMA. 






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RECOMMENDED CHANGES 

Based on the comments received as well as a review of the document, the following 

amendments are requested in preparing the Final TOR. For convenience, the 

numbering used is the same as in the draft TOR. Please note that additional requests 

for amendments may be made based on additional responses which may be received. 

1.1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION 

The first sentence in the second paragraph reads: 

“The MG Block is drained by several major systems, including the Pilote and 

Moruga Rivers to the south, the Poole and Ortoire Rivers in the central areas and 

the Navet River to the north.” 

The Moruga River does not drain into the MG Block so we are requesting that reference 

to this river be removed from the sentence. Please also replace “Navet” with “Navette” 

2.3.1 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 

Climate, Air Quality and Noise 

The first bullet reads: 

“A description (representative of meteorological data for the area)…” 

We are unaware of any wind speed and direction data that is available for the study 

area and so any description of wind speed and direction data will have to be from what 

is readily available. We therefore propose the following alternative wording: 

“A description of the wind regime of the areas (from available sources), including 

wind speed and direction, prevailing wind conditions, seasonal variations and 

storm conditions;” 







VOYAGER‐ GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK(TOR Letters) 

COMPANY CONTACT MAILING ADDRESS EMAIL/PHONE SENT VIA EMAIL 

Ministry of Planning and the Economy Town 

and Country Planning Division 

Ministry of Labour and Small and Micro 

Enterprise Development Occupational Safety 

and Health Agency 

Ministry of Energy and Energy Affairs 

Ms. Kamal Maharaj, Acting 

Direcrtor 

Mr. A. Ali, Act. Permanent 

Secretary 

Mr. Richard Oliver, Act. PS 

Level 17, Eric Williams Finance 

Building, Independence Square, POS kamal.maharaj@phe.gov.tt/ 627‐9700 

Occupational Safety and Health Unit, 

Corner Duncan Street & 

Independence Square, POS alia3@gov.tt/ 627‐0155 

Level 22‐26, Energy Tower, 

International Waterfront Centre,#1 

Wrightsonn Road, POS zramkhalawan@energy,gov.tt/ 623‐6708 

Water Resources Agency Mr. Anthony Chadee, Deputy GM 179‐181 EMR, Barataria chad9491@wasa.gov.tt/ 674‐2186 

Mr. Ganga Singh, Chief Executive 

Water and Sewerage Authority Officer Farm Road, St. Joseph ceo@wasa.gov.tt/ 662‐2302/7 

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Ministry of Housing and the Environment, 

Forestry Division 


Forestry Division 


Lands and Surveys Division 

Ministry of Works & Infrastructure, Drainage 

Division 

Ministry of National Security, Office of Disaster 

Preparedness Management 

Mr. Johnny Seepersad, Deputy 

Conservator of Forest Long Circular Road, St. James 662‐4521 

Mr. Anthony Ramnarine, 

Conservator of Forests Farm Road, St. Joseph forestry@tstt.net.tt/ 662‐2802 

Mr. Andrew Bowles, Director of 

Surveys 118 Frederick Street, Port of Spain dlsd@tstt.net.tt/ 627‐9204 

Mr. Shamshad Mohammed, 

Director of Drainage 41‐43 Sackville Street, Portof Spain shmohammed@mowt.gov.tt/ 623‐7729 

Dr. Stephen Ramroop, Chief 

publicinformation@odpm.gov.tt/ 640‐ 

Executive Officer 

4A Orange Grove Road, Tacarigua 1285 

Ms. Antonia Popplewell, 

Permanent Secretary 

antonia.popplewell@healthgov.tt/ 623‐ 

8110 

Ministry of Health 

63 Park Street, Port of Spain 

Ministry of National Security, Fire Services 

Division John Springle, Chief Fire Officer Mon Repos By Pass, San Fernando spsouth@gmail.com/ 652‐2675 

Ministry of National Security, Trinidad and Senior Superintentant of Police, 3 Knox Street, Harris Promenade 

Tobago Police Service 

Southern Division 

South, San Fernando 652‐3652 

Ministry of Local Government Mayaro/Rio 

Claro Regional Corporation 

Mr. Hazarie Ramdeen, Chairman 

Rio Claro Mayaro Regional 

Corporation,Rann's Plaza, High Street, 

Rio Claro mrcrctt@gmail.com/ 644‐2261 

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Ministry of Local Government Mayaro/Rio 

Claro Regional Corporation 

Mr. Motilal Ramsingh, Chief 

ExecutiveOfficer 

Rio Claro Mayaro Regional 

Corporation,Rann's Plaza, High Street, 

Rio Claro mrcrctt@gmail.com/ 644‐2261 

EMAIL/ 

01/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

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Member of Parliament‐ Ortoire/Mayaro 

Mr. Winston Peters‐ Honourable 

Minister of Arts and 

Multiculturism 

Haji Khan Building, High Street, Rio 

Claro wpeters@ttparliament.org/ 644‐1132 

EMAIL 

01/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

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The Archaeological Committee Dr. Basil Reed,Senior Lecturer 

Head of Department, History‐ UWI St 

Augustine 662‐2002 

TT POS/ 

06/06/2012 

Council of Presidents of the Environment Ms. Patricia McGaw, Secretary 30 Alta Gardens,Maracas,St Joseph 

pmcgaw@tstt.net.tt / 

patmcgaw@gmail.com/ 662‐5147 

EMAIL/ 

01/06/2012 

HAND DELIVERED 

06/06/2012 

Fishermen and Friends of the Sea Mr.Terrance Beddoe, President 

c/o Mode Alive, 34 Frederick Street, 

POS admin@ffost/ 627‐5483 

EMAIL/ 

01/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

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Nariva Environmental Trust Mr. Samuel Baptiste, Stakeholder 16 St. Isidore Rd, Plum Rd, Manzanilla 703‐4260 TT POST/ 

12/06/2012 

TT POST 

24 Cedar Ave, North Valsayn manatee_tt@yahoo.com/ 620‐4878 EMAIL/ 12/06/12 

Manatee Conservation Trust Ms. Lisa Ramkissoon, President 

12/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

Mayaro Guayaguayare Unemployment Group Mr. Marlon Selvon, Chairman 9 Manzanilla Road, Mayaro 748‐5550 

04/06/2012 

Mayaro Initiative for Private Enterprise 

Development 

Mr. Asraph Ali, Chairman 

Mayaro Resource Centre,Beaumont 

Road,Mayaro asraphali@yahoo.com/ 630‐7443 

EMAIL 

01/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

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La Savanne Village Council Mr. Elias Hyndman, President 

LP 369 Calmapass Village, 

Guayaguayare hyndmantcl@yahoo.com/ 376‐4735 

EMAIL 

01/06/2012 

TT POST/ 

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La Brea Village Council 

Mr. Chrostopher Charles, 

President 

LP 266 Guayaguayare Road, 

Guayaguayare 355‐8405 

TT POST/ 

04/06/2012 

Guayaguayare village Council 

Ms. Hermyline Baptiste, 

President 

1399 Guayaguayare Village, 

Guayaguayare 385‐3733 

TT POST/ 

04/06/2012 

Newlands Village Council 

Ms. Pauline Pinder, Trustee 

24 Newlands Housing Scheme 

Newlands Village, Guayaguayare 630‐3315 

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06/06/2012 

Guayaguayare Ortorie Mayaro Fishing 

Association Mr. Francis Arjoon, President LP 1068 Plaisance Road, Mayaro 398‐2802 

Guayaguayare Ortoire Mayaro Fisherfolk 

Asssociation (GOMFA) 

Ms. Bernadette Fonrose, Interim 

Secretary 78D Ferrier Ciucular, Guayaguayare 630‐3014 

TT POST / 

04/06/2012 

South Eastern Fishermen Association Mr. Fenton Straker, President 

11 1/4 mm Guayaguayare Village, 

Guayaguayare strkrco@tstt.net.tt/ 359‐3519 

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Petrotrin Guayaguayare 

Mr. Khalid Hassanali 

Administration Building, Point‐a‐ 

Pierre 

khalid.hassanali@petrotrin.com 

EMAIL/ 

01/06/2012 

Petrotrin 

Mr. Dhanpaul Parag, Manager‐ 

Joint Ventures 

Administration Building, Clark Road, 

Penal dparage@petrotin.com/ 647‐8861 

EMAIL/ 

01/06/2012 

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Orinico Drive, Pt Lisas Industrial 

National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Mr. Andrew Mc Intosh, President Estate, Couva claudiaw@ngc.co.tt/ 6364662 

Invaders Bay Tower, Invaders Bay, Off 

BHP Billiton Petrolum (AMERICA) INC. Mr. Vincent Pereira, President Audrey Jeffery Highway, POS 821‐5100 

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BHP Billiton Petrolum (AMERICA) INC. 

bptt 

Bayfield Energy (Galeota) Limted 

Repsol 

EOG Resources Trinidad Ltd 

Mora Oil Ventures Limited 

Dr. Carla Noel‐ Mendez, Director, Invaders Bay Tower, Invaders Bay, Off 

External Affairs and Community Audrey Jeffery Highway, POS 821‐5100 

Mr. Tyrone Kalpee, Vice Queen's Park Plaza, 5‐5A Queen's 

President, HSSE & Engineering Park West POS tyrone.kalpee@bp.com/ 623‐2862 

Mr. Dino Giannatos, Operations Galeota Office, LP 64 Isthmus Road, 

Manager 

Galeota Point, Guayaguayare 630‐2150 

Repsol Tower, #4 Dere Street 

Mr. Alversoe Racero, Dircector Queen's Park West, POS 630‐2327 

Mr. Daniel Nasser, Operations Brair Place, 10‐12 Sweet Briar Rd, St. 

Manager 

Clair POS 

daniel_nasser@eogresources.com 

Mr. Kirk La Borde, Chief Suite 405, Level 4, Long Circular Mall, 

Operations Officer 

St. James 622‐0427 

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May 31, 2012 

MINISTRY OF PLANNING AND THE ECONOMY 

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING DIVISION 

Level 17, Eric Williams Finance Building, 

Independence Square, 

PORT OF SPAIN 

Attention: 

Ms. Kamal Maharaj 

Ag. Director 

Dear Ms. Maharaj, 

Re: 

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE 

EXPLORATION WELLS TO IDENTIFY HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN THE 

MAYARO-GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST TRINIDAD: 

Draft Terms of Reference 

Our client, Voyager Energy (Trinidad) Ltd proposes to conduct the exploratory drilling of three 

onshore wells along the east coast to identify hydrocarbon potential in the Mayaro- 

Guayaguayare Block, South East Trinidad (see attached Location Map). To this end, they have 

applied to the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) for a Certificate of Environmental 

Clearance (CEC 3407/2012). In response to this application for a CEC, the EMA has indicated 

that a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required and has thus issued Draft Terms 

of Reference (attached). Voyager Energy (Trinidad) Ltd is committed to public consultation and 

are therefore seeking your comments on the Draft TOR, in accordance with the requirements of 

the CEC Rules. 

The EIA process now in force in Trinidad and Tobago requires us to seek the comments from 

key stakeholders on the draft TOR before they are finalised. Your organisation has been 

identified as a key stakeholder, and we would be very grateful for your comments on this 

document. Specifically, you are invited to indicate any modifications that you think appropriate. 

We believe that this can be done by exchange of letter, but if you wish to meet with us to 

discuss this further we would be willing to do so at a mutually convenient date. 

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The results of this consultation will be summarised and submitted to the EMA as a short report, 

following which the final TOR will be issued. We wish to submit this report to the EMA on June 

12, 2012, so we would appreciate receiving your response not later than noon on June 11, 

2012. We thank you for your anticipated cooperation and look forward to receiving any 

comments you may have. 

Yours sincerely, 

Linda Sammy, M.Sc., 

EIA Study Manager 

Attached : 

1. Draft TOR 

2. Location Map 

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May 31, 2012 

LA SAVANNE VILLAGE COUNCIL 

Lp 369 Calmapass Village 

GUAYAGUAYARE 

Attention: 

Mr. Elias Hyndman 

President 

Dear Mr. Hyndman, 

Re: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE 

EXPLORATION WELLS TO IDENTIFY HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN THE MAYARO- 

GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST TRINIDAD: 



















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Attached : 

1. Draft TOR 


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May 31, 2012 

MORA OIL VENTURES LIMITED 

Suite 405 

Level 4 

Long Circular Mall 

ST. JAMES 

Attention: 

Mr. Kirk La Borde 

Chief Operations Officer 

Dear Mr. La Borde, 

Re: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE 

EXPLORATION WELLS TO IDENTIFY HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN THE MAYARO- 

GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST TRINIDAD: 

















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Attached : 

1. Draft TOR 


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6/12/12 Print 

Subject: 

From: 

To: 

Date: 

FW: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE EXPLORATION WELLS 

TO IDENTIFY HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN THE MAYAROGUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST 

TRINIDAD: Draft Terms of Reference 

Parasram Ramlogan (pramlogan@mowt.gov.tt) 

ecoeng04@yahoo.com; 

Monday, June 11, 2012 1:01 PM 

Ms. Titus 

In the context of the Project, the Drainage Division’s responsibility is limited to surface runoff in natural 

watercourses. In this regard, the relevant parts of the document are adequate. 

P. Ramlogan 

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6/12/12 Print 

Subject: 

From: 

To: 

Cc: 

Date: 

RE: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE DRILLING OF ONSHORE EXPLORATION WELLS TO 

IDENTIFY HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL IN THE MAYAROGUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, SOUTH EAST 

TRINIDAD: Draft Terms of Reference 

Parag, Dhanpaul (Dhanpaul.Parag@petrotrin.com) 

ecoeng04@yahoo.com; 

Khalid.Hassanali@petrotrin.com; Jamaludin.Khan@petrotrin.com; Shyam.Dyal@petrotrin.com; 

Patrick.Julien@petrotrin.com; Shiva.Lutchmedial@petrotrin.com; 

Tuesday, June 12, 2012 10:59 AM 

Good day, 

Please be advised that Petrotrin has reviewed the TOR and we have no additional comments. 

Regards, 

Dhanpaul 

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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR 

DRILLING OF THREE EXPLORATION WELLS 

IN THE MAYARO GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK, ONSHORE 

SOUTH EAST, TRINIDAD 

ANNEX TO APPENDIX A: 

SUMMARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL 

ASSESSMENT PREPARERS 

NAME - DR. GEORGE K. SAMMY 

QUALIFICATIONS - 

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION 

Ph. D., Engineering, 

University of Oklahoma,Norman, Oklahoma,1982. 

Diploma in Construction Engineering and Management, 

University of the West Indies, Trinidad, 1980 

M.Sc., Civil Engineering, 

University of Oklahoma,Norman, Oklahoma, 1976. 

B.Sc., Civil Engineering, 

University of the West Indies, Trinidad 1974 

SPECIALIST TRAINING 

Risk Assessment: 

< Layer of Protection Analysis, ABS Consulting (2007). 

< Fundamentals of Risk Assessment, University of Trinidad & 

Tobago (2007). 

Environmental Site Assessment: 

< ESA for Commercial Real Estate - Phase 1 and Transaction 

Screen (presented by ASTM International) (November, 2003). 

Ecoengineering 1 environmentally appropriate 



EIA FOR EXPLORATORY DRILLING IN THE 

MAYARO-GUAYAGUAYARE BLOCK (ONSHORE) 




< The Phase II ESA Process (presented by ASTM International) 

(November, 2003). 

Management Systems Training (November, 2001): 

< Implementing an Environmental Management System (presented 

by Excel Partnership). 

< Implementing and Auditing an Integrated Management System 

(presented by CEEM Inc.). 

< Implementing and Auditing a Health and Safety Management 

System (presented by CEEM Inc.). 

“Environmental Practices in the Offshore Oil and Gas Industry” (A Short 

Course sponsored by the North Sea Directorate), International Institute 

for Infrastructure, Hydraulics and the Environment, Delft, the Netherlands, 

2000. 

"Environmental Education for Students from Developing Countries" (A 

Short Course Sponsored by United Nations Environment Programme), 

George Washington University St. Louis, Missouri, Summer 1976. 

Point Lisas Energy Association (PLEA) Safety Training. 

Years in EIA practice - 30 

Offshore Oil and Gas Facilities EIAs Managed - 8 (Study Director or Study Manager) 

Other Offshore Oil and Gas Projects - 12 









NAME - DEBBIE REYES 

QUALIFICATION - 


M.Sc. Natural Resources Management, 2004, 

University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados 

B.Sc. Zoology and Botany, 2000 (First Class Honours), 

University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad 


Advanced Principles of Toxicology, (A Short Course hosted by University 

of Guelph), May 2011. 

“Ecological Risk Assessment: Theory and Practice” (A Short Course 

hosted by Duke Environmental Leadership Programme, Duke University), 

June 2008. 

National General Certificate in Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA, 

USA) 

Point Lisas Energy Associates Safety, Health and Environment Training, 

2007 

Technical Writing, 2009 

Personal Survival Techniques - Basic, 2004 

30-hour Occupational Safety and Health, 2006 

First Aid Training, 2009 

Defensive Driving, 2006 

Years in EIA practice -12 

Offshore Oil and Gas Facilities EIAs Managed - 2 










NAME- INDRANY LINDA SAMMY 



B.Sc. (Hons) Natural Sciences (Zoology, Chemistry, Biochemistry), 

University of the West Indies (1982) 

M.Sc. in Environmental Management, University of London (2008) 

M.Sc. (Distinction), Food Technology, University of the West Indies, 

(1985) 


Certificate in Managing Safely (Institute of Occupational Safety and 

Health, UK,2001) 

National General Certificate in Occupational Safety & Health (Credit) 

(NEBOSH, UK, 2001) 

Tourism Planning (1999) 

Advanced Environmental Management Systems Auditing (1998) 

Government Institutes Environmental Audits Course (Orlando, Florida, 

USA) (1997) 

RAB Accredited Lead Auditor Training Certificate Course (1996) 

EMS Planning, Implementing and Formalizing an Environmental 

Management System to BS 7750/ISO DIS 14001/EMAR (1996) 


Offshore Oil and Gas Facilities EIAs Managed - 3 










NAME - IMRAN KHAN 



M.Sc in Science and Management of Tropical Biodiversity, 2011, 

University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine, Trinidad 

B.Sc. (Upper Seconds) in Environmental and Natural Resource 

Management with Minors in Marine Biology and Entrepreneurship, 2005, 

University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad 

Associate of Science in Environmental Technology, 2003, College of 

Science, Technology and Arts of Trinidad and Tobago (COSTATT) 


Certificate in OSHA 510 (30 hour) Course in Safety & Health Standards 

for the General Industry (30hr) 

Defensive Driving 

First-Aid / CPR (American Red Cross) Certified 

1 Day Sea Survival Training and Personal Survival Techniques 

Point Lisas Energy Association Passport 

Tropical Field Dendrology, Tropical Science Centre, Costa Rica 

P.A.D.I. Advanced Open Water Diver 

Coral Cay Conservation (CCC) - Tobago, training in the identification of 

over 300 Caribbean marine organisms 


EIAs worked on- 10 

Other Projectsworked on- 15 









NAME - RIARAMPERSAD 

QUALIFICATIONS- 


B.Sc. Environmental Engineering, University of Guelph, Ontario (2006) 


Air Dispersion Modelling Workshop for Aermod (Lakes 

Environmental)(2011). 

Hydrological Modelling (30 Hr), University of the West Indies 

Hydrodynamic Modelling (30 Hr) (RMA Suite, PUMES, GNOME) 

Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (Associated Environmental 

Site Assessors of Canada) 

P.L.E.A Point Lisas Energy Association & Association of Upstream 

Operators Contractor HSEQ Passport 

Standard WorkplaceFirst-Aid / C.P.R (7hr) 

Occupational Health and Safety for Construction Industry (30 hr) 

Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (BOSIET) 

Years in Environmental Practice - 5 

Number of EIAs worked on - 13 

Other Projects Worked on - 26 









NAME - HEMA DAVID 



M.Sc. Science and Management of Tropical Biodiversity, University of 

West Indies, St. Augustine (ongoing). 

B.Sc. Environmental and Natural Resource Management, University of 

West Indies, St. Augustine (2009) 

Associate of Science in Environmental Management, College of Science, 

Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago (2004), 


Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (2010) 

Standard Workplace First-Aid / C.P.R (16hr) (2009) 

Point Lisas Energy Association (PLEA) of Upstream Operators Safety 

Training (2009) 

IPSL/CNC Safety Orientation (Ammonia Division) (2009) 

Open Water Diver (PADI) (2007) 

Occupational Health and Safety for General Industry (30 hr) (2005) 

Defensive Driving (2005) 

Years in Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Practice / EIA practice - 6 

EIAs worked on - 16 

Other Projects worked on - 29 









NAME - USHASUGRIMSINGH 



B.Sc. Environmental and Natural Resource Management with minor in 

Human Resource Management, University of The West Indies, St. 

Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. 


Standard Workplace First-Aid / C.P.R/ AED (16hr) 

Occupational Health and Safety for General Industry (30 hrs) 

Project Management for Business Professionals (24 hrs) 

Defensive Driving, 2010 


Training (2010) 

Technical Writing, 2010 

Years in Environmental Practice - 3 


Other Projects worked on - 17 









NAME - RACHEL BOODOO 



M.Sc. Science and Management of Tropical Biodiversity, University of 

West Indies, St. Augustine (ongoing). 

B.Sc. General with majors in Geography and Environmental and Natural 

Resource Management, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, 

Trinidad. 


First Aid Course (16 hours) 

CPR Course (16 hours) 

AUM Complex, Health and Safety Orientation 

IPSL/CNC Safety Orientation (Ammonia Division) 

General Industry Safety and Health (30 hours) 


Training 

Years in Environmental Practice - 2.75 


Other Projects Worked on - 12 









NAME - RENOIR AUGUSTE 



B.Sc. Environmental and Natural Resource Management 

with (Minor) Zoology, 2010, University of the West Indies, 

Trinidad and Tobago. 


First Aid, CPR and AED, National Safety Council (16hours) 

Defensive Driving, National Safety Council (8hours) 

PLEA, National Safety Council (10hours) 

Years in Environmental Practice –0.5 


Other Projects Worked on –9

Appendix A3407.pdf - Environmental Management Authority

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