Spill Kit Station Signs

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.

It's important to choose the right spill kit for your needs, based on the types of liquids you work with and the potential hazards they pose. At Hyde Park Environmental, we can help you choose the right spill kit for your organisation and ensure that you have everything you need to manage spills safely and effectively.

Here are some of the most common types of spill kits:

Maintenance spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of non-aggressive liquids such as water, oils, and chemicals.

Oil spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of hydrocarbons, such as oils, fuels, and lubricants, but not water.

Chemical spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of aggressive chemicals, such as acids, bases, and solvents.

Hazmat spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of hazardous materials, including chemicals, biological agents, and radioactive substances.

Body fluid spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills of bodily fluids, such as blood, urine, and vomit.

Marine spill kits: These kits are designed to handle spills that occur in water, such as oil spills.

Emergency spill kits: These kits are designed to handle large spills and are equipped with more extensive equipment, such as booms, absorbent pads, and disposal bags.

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.

Please use our Selector Guide co-ordinate liquid to the correct absorbent.

It's important to choose the right spill kit based on the specific requirements of the industry or facility, as well as the type and quantity of hazardous materials being handled. Check out our Spill Kit Contents Chart 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. 

Many people aren’t aware that spill kits have expiry dates on them. For safety purposes you should refill your spill kit every 3 years or after every use.