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A spill kit is a collection of tools and materials used to contain and clean up spills. The contents of a spill kit depend on the nature of the substance that is likely to be spilled. The spill kit may contain absorbents, gloves, goggles, disposal bags, and other items necessary for responding to a spill. A well-stocked spill kit is essential for minimizing the risk of injury or environmental damage in the event of a spill.

A Pollution Incident Response Plan (PIRP) is a site-specific document that outlines the practices that should be implemented to reduce the likelihood of spillages occurring and if an accident does happen, how to effectively clean up the substance to ensure minimal damage.

Depending on the risk level of a spillage, it will influence the complexity and information required in your PIRP however, it MUST include:

1. Emergency contact details
2. Product inventory
3. Site layout plan
4. Drainage system plan
5. Emergency procedure
6. Incident report procedure

Every facility should have an effective spill response program to ensure no damage is caused to the environment. Stocking the appropriate spill response equipment and providing staff with comprehensive training ensures spill-readiness. Having the correct equipment, together with highly trained employees will result in total preparedness for a spill. View our Emergency Spill Response Procedure for first responders below:

Spill kit training will depend on the size and scope of the operation and the potential danger of the hazardous substances on-site. It can be delivered at many different levels depending on the specific requirements of the business. At the most basic level, Spill Kit Training Courses are designed to ensure that an employee is trained to respond correctly to a spill incident using the appropriate equipment. 

A spill kit is a collection of tools and materials used to contain and clean up spills. The contents of a spill kit depend on the nature of the substance that is likely to be spilled. The spill kit may contain absorbents, gloves, goggles, disposal bags, and other items necessary for responding to a spill. A well-stocked spill kit is essential for minimizing the risk of injury or environmental damage in the event of a spill.