Leadership During a Time of Change

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During Arctic Shield 2012, Sector Puget Sound brought together Coast Guard missions and capabilities under one command to manage Arctic opportunities and challenges. This included facilitating oil exploration vessels, conducting vessel inspections, ensuring safety of protesters and industry, and implementing security protocols. Looking ahead, the Coast Guard will focus on lessons learned from Arctic Shield 2012 while collaborating with partners to safely manage increased Arctic activity and U.S. interests in the region.

Leadership During a Time of Change
“Managing the Gateway to the Arctic”
Sector Motto: “ALL MISSIONS, HUMBLE SERVICE, BUILDING
LEADERS.”
Captain Scott J. Ferguson

Arctic Opportunities
• Exploration and Exploitation
of Subsea Resources
• Marine Transportation
• Fisheries
• Tourism

Arctic Challenges
• Environment
• Protests
• Lack of Infrastructure
• Logistical Challenges
• Distance
• Waterways Mgmt
• Jurisdiction/Authority/Rights

Arctic Shield 2012
Force Lay Down Schematic

Sector Puget Sound Roles
During the stand-up of Arctic Shield 2012, Sector Puget Sound
brought together a wide range of Coast Guard missions and
capabilities operating under one consolidated command. The range
of Coast Guard missions performed included:
•Maritime Safety
•Maritime Security
•Protection of Natural Resources
•Maritime Mobility
•Changing Energy Picture

2012 Staging Areas
SEATTLE (VIGOR SHIPYARD):
MODU KULLUK – NOBLE
DISCOVERER
PORT of EVERETT:
OSV AIVIQ – OSV HARVEY SPIRIT
BELLINGHAM:
ARCTIC CHALLENGER

Puget Sound MTSA
Implementation
• USCG Facility Security Inspection of Ports & Shipyards with AS12
support vessels
• Regulatory initiative aligned with the International Ship & Port
Facility Security Code (ISPS)
• Stakeholder Involvement
• Bi-national Support

USCG 2012 Arctic Vessel
Inspections
• SEATTLE
 MODU KULLUK: COC Issued by OCMI with MODU National Center of Expertise
Inspector, Sector Puget Sound MI’s & Sector Anchorage MI.
 NOBLE DISCOVERER: COC Issued by OCMI with MODU National Center of Expertise
Inspector, Sector Puget Sound MI’s & Sector Anchorage MI.
• BELLINGHAM
 ARCTIC CHALLENGER: COI Issued by OCMI on Arctic Containment System (ACS) barge
designed to support containment/recovery of sub-surface hydrocarbon release or blowout. This
ACS is required to be onsite prior to drilling into hydrocarbons in the Arctic theater.

Waterway Safety
The Coast Guard is responsible for safety, security and environmental
stewardship in our regions navigable inland and coastal waters. Our
responsibility extends equally to all waterway users.
• The Coast Guard established a 500/100-yd moving safety zone around
the KULLUK and the NOBLE DISCOVERER.

Protecting Americans
Constitutional Right to Protest
A top priority for the U.S. Coast Guard is to ensure the safety of all
waterway users including:
• Protestors
• Responders
• Industry
• Property
• Environment

Future Oil Companies
Although delayed, we anticipate interest from several oil
companies to drill exploratory wells and expand oil production
in offshore lease areas in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas over
the next several years.
• Royal Dutch Shell
• Conoco Phillips
• British Petroleum
• Statoil

U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaking
• USCGC HEALY
• USCGC POLAR STAR
Other Arctic nations (e.g., Russia, Norway, and Canada) continue
to field robust icebreaking

Coast Guard Arctic Outlook
SHORT TERM
• Lessons Learned AS12
• Build on AS12 Experiences
• Continue Robust Marine
Inspection Program
LONG TERM
• Collaborate Relationships:
Industry, Academia, Environmental
Groups, Native Tribes, other nations,
state, local governments.

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Leadership During a Time of Change

1. Leadership During a Time of Change “Managing the Gateway to the Arctic” Sector Motto: “ALL MISSIONS, HUMBLE SERVICE, BUILDING LEADERS.” Captain Scott J. Ferguson

2. Arctic Opportunities • Exploration and Exploitation of Subsea Resources • Marine Transportation • Fisheries • Tourism

3. Arctic Challenges • Environment • Protests • Lack of Infrastructure • Logistical Challenges • Distance • Waterways Mgmt • Jurisdiction/Authority/Rights

4. Arctic Shield 2012 Force Lay Down Schematic

5. Sector Puget Sound Roles During the stand-up of Arctic Shield 2012, Sector Puget Sound brought together a wide range of Coast Guard missions and capabilities operating under one consolidated command. The range of Coast Guard missions performed included: •Maritime Safety •Maritime Security •Protection of Natural Resources •Maritime Mobility •Changing Energy Picture

6. 2012 Staging Areas SEATTLE (VIGOR SHIPYARD): MODU KULLUK – NOBLE DISCOVERER PORT of EVERETT: OSV AIVIQ – OSV HARVEY SPIRIT BELLINGHAM: ARCTIC CHALLENGER

7. Puget Sound MTSA Implementation • USCG Facility Security Inspection of Ports & Shipyards with AS12 support vessels • Regulatory initiative aligned with the International Ship & Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) • Stakeholder Involvement • Bi-national Support

8. USCG 2012 Arctic Vessel Inspections • SEATTLE  MODU KULLUK: COC Issued by OCMI with MODU National Center of Expertise Inspector, Sector Puget Sound MI’s & Sector Anchorage MI.  NOBLE DISCOVERER: COC Issued by OCMI with MODU National Center of Expertise Inspector, Sector Puget Sound MI’s & Sector Anchorage MI. • BELLINGHAM  ARCTIC CHALLENGER: COI Issued by OCMI on Arctic Containment System (ACS) barge designed to support containment/recovery of sub-surface hydrocarbon release or blowout. This ACS is required to be onsite prior to drilling into hydrocarbons in the Arctic theater.

9. Waterway Safety The Coast Guard is responsible for safety, security and environmental stewardship in our regions navigable inland and coastal waters. Our responsibility extends equally to all waterway users. • The Coast Guard established a 500/100-yd moving safety zone around the KULLUK and the NOBLE DISCOVERER.

10. Protecting Americans Constitutional Right to Protest A top priority for the U.S. Coast Guard is to ensure the safety of all waterway users including: • Protestors • Responders • Industry • Property • Environment

11. Future Oil Companies Although delayed, we anticipate interest from several oil companies to drill exploratory wells and expand oil production in offshore lease areas in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas over the next several years. • Royal Dutch Shell • Conoco Phillips • British Petroleum • Statoil

12. U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaking • USCGC HEALY • USCGC POLAR STAR Other Arctic nations (e.g., Russia, Norway, and Canada) continue to field robust icebreaking

13. Coast Guard Arctic Outlook SHORT TERM • Lessons Learned AS12 • Build on AS12 Experiences • Continue Robust Marine Inspection Program LONG TERM • Collaborate Relationships: Industry, Academia, Environmental Groups, Native Tribes, other nations, state, local governments.

14. LEADERSHIP AND THE ARCTIC Questions?

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