Spill Kit News

Spills happen. Whether it's a small spill of chemicals in a laboratory or a large oil spill in the ocean, spills can have serious consequences for the environment and for businesses. That's why the best spill containment is so important.Spill containment refers to the methods and equipment used to prevent, control, and clean up spills of hazardous materials. It's an essential part of any envi … read more

Spill Kits and Vehicle FluidsA motor vehicle is a complex piece of equipment that uses a variety of fluids for different functions; such as coolants, fuels, oils and battery acid, just to name a few. Whether you are working on, or around these machines, having the right spill kit gear close at hand for an unexpected spill or leak is crucial for a quick and efficient cleanup. Given the assortm … read more

Q: Do SpillKit.com spill kits meet the requirements of US government regulations especially DOT, NPDES, OSHA and the SPCC?A: YES.All SpillKit.com spill kits fill an important role in the industrial facility by providing a means to cleanup and prevent spilled or leaked hazardous materials from reaching the drain and thus blocking them from entering the water supply as well keeping company property … read more

1. Assess the Risk: Determine the nature and substance of the spill.2. Select Personal Protection (PPE): Select the proper clothing and gear to safely respond to the spill. If you cannot identify the spilled substance, always treat it as highly toxic.3. Contain the Spill: Use socks, dikes, and/or booms to contain the spill and keep it from spreading or contaminating water sources.4. Stop Product F … read more

Q: Do SpillKit.com products help users comply with the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulation (EPA 40CFR112) and the “1320 Rule”?A: YES.The SPCC regulation is the national oil spill regulation. The purpose of the SPCC regulation is prevention of oil discharge into navigable waters and related areas, rather than cleanup after a spill has occurred. The regulation generally a … read more