Dave is responsible for providing the leadership and management necessary for SEAPRO to be a successful
oil spill response organization. Dave serves as the principal administrative, operating and technical
executive, controlling all aspects of the development and operation of the corporation, reporting to the
Board of Directors and SEAPRO's member companies. During an oil spill, Dave works in the Unified Command
with the Incident Commander, Federal On-Scene Coordinator, and State On-Scene Coordinator.
Operations Manager - George Mahoney
George is responsible for the operation and maintenance of all SEAPRO response equipment and vessels, developing
& implementing detailed operational/ logistical plans for the movement of resources owned by SEAPRO, ensuring SEAPRO
meets all requirements under NPREP guidelines, analyzes and interprets laws and regulations to determine operational
requirements for SEAPRO. During an oil spill, George serves as Operations Section Chief, responsible for management
of all operations applicable to the primary mission, activating and supervising elements in accordance with the Incident
Action Plan and directing its execution, briefing and assigning operations personnel, and making expedient changes to
the Incident Action Plan as necessary to accomplish the goals and objectives of the response.
Preparedness Manager - Azariah Schultz
The Preparedness Manager plans, directs, manages and coordinates all training functions for SEAPRO. Azariah is responsible for the recruitment, development and administration of the Response Team and manages SEAPRO training and personnel development programs to cultivate
a high-functioning Response Team able to meet the needs of member companies. He develops and updates SEAPRO's training materials,
including the Operations Handbook and HAZWOPER course materials. Azariah maintains training records for SEAPRO’s training courses,
documentation for member companies, and the responder database. The manager provides technical expertise to responders and member
companies to prepare for and respond to oil spills. During an oil spill he may serve in a number of Section Chief or support roles.
Safety & Development Manager - Jeff Schultz
Jeff is responsible for safety, planning, operations, training and administration of the SEAPRO safety plan and program
development in the SEAPRO organization. During an oil spill, Jeff fills the ICS position of Safety Officer, responsible
for monitoring and assessing hazardous and unsafe situations and developing measures for assuring personnel safety,
performing site characterization to identify all actual or potential physical, biological, and chemical hazards, and
preparing and implementing the site specific Health, and Safety Plan in accordance with the Area Contingency Plan and
State and Federal OSHA regulations.
Bookkeeper (Contract) - Beckie Allen
Beckie is responsible for all SEAPRO's financial accounting, including accounts receivable, payable and payroll.
Response Team
SEAPRO's Oil Spill Response Team provides a rapid response for any member company who has an oil spill. Our Oil Spill Response Team
is the backbone of a spill response in Southeast Alaska.
Wildlife Response Team
The Wildlife Response Team is made up of individuals who have completed specialized training in the various aspects of dealing with
wildlife that may be impacted by an oil spill. Depending on the location of a spill, the time of year, and products spilled -- wildlife
considerations may be a major component of our response. Through an agreement with International Bird Rescue (IBR), SEAPRO can bring
establish a professional wildlife care response team to properly care for wildlife during a response.
Become a Responder!
Interested in joining the SEAPRO Response Team? We are looking for Responders, Captains and Maintenance personnel.
We are also looking for technicians to help with our equipment maintenance. To find out more about our Maintenance Program view the Introduction video below.