Santos slapped with $10k fine over Pilbara oil spill

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In a statement released shortly after the verdict was handed down, DEMIRS environmental compliance executive director Tyler Sujdovic said the department would continue to ensure companies observe all regulations and adopt best practice.

“Operating subsea pipelines in a ‘proper and workmanlike manner’ is a fundamental principle widely understood and applied by operators in the oil and gas industry,” Sujdovic said.

“The objective is to ensure pipelines are operated safely, reliably, and professionally.

“Companies must ensure all workers, including contractors, have the required training and access to up-to-date written procedures to manage petroleum effectively when performing their assigned tasks.”

Santos has also been ordered to fork out $9700 in court costs.

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