Incident Management Team Tabletop Exercise (IMT TTX)

Witt O'Brien's carried out a large-scale Annual Incident Management Team Tabletop Exercise (IMT TTX) on May 21, 2025, in Washington, DC.

This challenging exercise tested the interaction, communication, and problem-solving between the Incident Commander, Federal, and State On-Scene Coordinators, and Incident Management Team (IMT) members, including the USCG, State Agencies, OSROs, SMFFs, the vessel operator’s representative, and other stakeholders in the critical stages of a vessel casualty.

It also served to satisfy annual and triennial compliance as your shoreside Incident Management Team for all federal (USCG) vessel response plans and California state vessel contingency plans. 

 

We have also developed an e-Learning course that covers the IMT TTX to allow each vessel plan holder to participate in the seminar and satisfy their IMT TTX compliance for 2025

The 2025 e-Learning course is now available and must be completed by at least one representative for each plan holder before December 31, 2025. You can visit https://learning.wittobriens.com/login to register and complete the course.

Our team will also host a series of in-person Response and Regulatory Update Seminars in the following locations throughout the year.

  • Mumbai – Thursday, February 20 (completed)
  • Dubai – Monday, February 24 (completed)
  • Tokyo – Tuesday, March 04 (completed)
  • Busan – Thursday, March 06 (completed)
  • Shanghai – Tuesday, March 11 (completed)
  • Washington, D.C. – Wednesday, May 21 (completed)
  • Taipei – Monday, July 21 (completed)
  • Hong Kong – Wednesday, July 23 (completed)
  • Singapore – Monday, July 28 (completed)
  • Istanbul - Thursday, October 09 (register)
  • Cyprus – Thursday, October 16 (register)
  • Athens - Tuesday, October 21 (register)
  • Hamburg - Thursday, October 23 (register)
  • Rotterdam - Tuesday, October 28 (register)

Please contact us at imtttx@wittobriens.com more for information about the e-Learning course or the upcoming seminars.