NORTH COAST
THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015
Job Corps students train
to help with new oil spills
Fire restrictions to
tighten in Clatsop,
Tillamook state forests
The Daily Astorian
The Oregon Department
of Forestry announced it will
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starting Friday in northwest-
ern Oregon, including the
Clatsop and Tillamook state
sorests and private lands in
the Northwest Oregon Forest
Protective Association.
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Mike Cafferata, the depart-
ment’s district forester, said
in a news release. “These
restrictions respond to the
extremely dry conditions
we’re experiencing and to
the Sunset Grade Fire, which
we believe was started by
one of these activities last
weekend.”
The restrictions are as fol-
lows:
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ited while traveling, except
in closed vehicles on im-
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at designated locations. The
use of wood-burning devic-
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temporary dwellings, includ-
ing tents and trailers, is also
prohibited. Portable cooking
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tled fuels are allowed;
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including motorcycles and
all-terrain vehicles, will be
prohibited, except on im-
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prohibited;
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will prohibited;
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welding of metal will be pro-
hibited.
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rules. Contact information
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Pool of responders
Large pool
needed for spill
response
Angela Moretti, an en-
vironmental project man-
ager with Global, said the
company keeps such a large
pool of responders because
many will be unavailable
when needed.
“Just being there and
watching it all come to
play is better than read-
ing about it in a book,”
said Micah Domingcil, 21,
from Kauai, Hawaii. He
and other students reen-
acted an oil spill near the
mouth of the Columbia
River, taking out oil con-
tainment booms.
While the training does
not prepare for every type
of response, Moretti said, it
readies them for deck work,
cleanup, line-handling and
oil skimming.
“We’re teaching them
to be safe mariners,” Capt.
Len Tumbarello, head of
Tongue Point’s seamanship
program, said of the train-
ing.
Tongue Point has 120
students training on its
vessel, the Ironwood, in
two different classes. Each
goes through work-based
learning and an internship
to give them real-world
experience before graduat-
ing. Despite the large en-
rollment and the program’s
existence since 1980, Tum-
barello said it only has
eight to 10 work-based
learning sites for students
and wants more.
By EDWARD STRATTON
The Daily Astorian
Whether readying the
Arctic-bound
oil-drilling
platform Polar Pioneer in
Seattle or helping clean an
oil spill in Santa Barbara,
Tongue Point Job Corps
Center’s seamanship stu-
dents are translating their
training into work experi-
ence.
Their placement up
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and down the West Coast
stemmed from an oil spill Several Tongue Point Job Corps Center students trained
response and intern partner- in oil spill response onboard Marine Spill Response Cor-
ship formed late last year poration’s barge the Oregon Responder Tuesday. They
with Global Diving & Sal- included, from left, Manuel Pedro, Noel Rezada, Adrian
vage, Inc., a global diving Dominguez, Timothy Alexander, Jalil Marshall, Micah
contractor based in Seattle. Domingcil and Sergio Maya.
The company maintains a
MORE INFORMATION:
pool of oil spill responders
around the country and has For more information on Tongue Point Job Corps Center
so far qualified more than and how to host student internships, contact work-based
70 students at Tongue Point. Learning Specialist Carla Pitts at 503-338-4989 or pitts.
Eight of those students carla@jobcorps.org. For information on employing gradu-
were trained Tuesday on ating students, contact Career Transition Specialist Roger
Marine Spill Response Cor- Riutta at Riutta.Roger@jobcorps.org
poration’s barge, the Ore-
gon Responder, homeported Billy O’Reilly, 19, a sea- Tongue Point looking for
at the Port of Astoria’s Pier manship student from Seat- laborers.
2. Fourteen others who had tle who went home to work
“They were people who
already been qualified as oil on the rig.
if they were in the mar-
spill responders returned
O’Reilly said he and fel- ketplace, we’d hire them,”
to campus Tuesday after low students cleaned out said Kerry Walsh, a salvage
a monthlong job of help- bilge tanks, painted and oth- master and marine casualty
ing ready Shell Oil Co.’s erwise freshened up the rig. project manager with Glob-
oil-drilling rig Polar Pio- They earned $18 an hour, al who had glowing reviews
neer. The platform left Mon- and 50 percent more for of the students.
day morning amid protests overtime.
nation center, and as ongoing and an attempted blockade
The students taken to
advocates for individuals ac- by kayakers to drill oil wells Seattle had already gone
Dear friends & family of
cessing services.
in the Arctic Ocean.
through oil spill training
All volunteers need to at-
“We did 12 (hours) on, with Global. The company’s
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25. Training requirements for the last 29 days,” said with the oil rig and called
Wayne will be at the
vary depending on the type
of volunteer position. Con-
Pig ‘n’ Pancake in Astoria on
tact Chris Wright, volunteer
June 20th between 2 and 3 p.m.
coordinator, at 503-325-3426,
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Volunteer training to
help respond to domestic
violence, sexual assault
The Daily Astorian
Volunteer training for
those who want to help indi-
viduals who have experienced
domestic violence or sexual
assault begins from 5:30 to
8:30 p.m. June 25 at The Har-
bor.
The training includes ba-
sics in compassionate commu-
nication, crisis intervention,
active listening, the impact of
oppression on individuals and
communities, domestic vio-
lence and the law and other
topics. The training is taught
by educators from The Harbor
as well as experienced guest
speakers from the community.
Volunteer opportunities
are available at the shelter
and during community events
and special projects. Some
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