240L Chemical Spill Kits
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240L Chemical Spill Kits

Suitable for hazardous chemical spills, Ecospill 240L Chemical Spill Kits are housed in a 240L Blue wheelie spill bin, making them easy to station and manoeuvre the kit as desired. Chemical spill kits contain the items required to deal with chemical spills, including the following: ChemSorb Absorbent; Hazchem grade Absorbent Mats; 3m Hazchem grade Land Socks (for perimeter containment); 1.5m Hazchem grade Land Socks; Disposable Overalls; Safety Eye Glasses; Elbow length Acid Resistant Gloves; Anti-static Waste Disposal Bags; and Step-By-Step Spill Response Instructions.

The main absorbent powder is ChemSorb (TM). ChemSorb particulate is a lightweight, fast acting absorbent particulate, offering excellent absorption per density mass. It is non-toxic, inert and safe to use.

With the purchase of your Spill Kit, Ecospill will conduct a basic Spill Kit induction, showing you how to use the products in your kit. If you are outside of SE QLD and PERTH Metro Areas, a printed Induction Guide (covering the same information) is provided with your kit purchase.

Spill Kit Servicing
To ensure your 240L Chemical Spill Kits are maintained to their maximum spill response capacity, Ecospill offers an onsite Spill Kit Servicing program. For SE QLD and PERTH Metro customers, our Kit Service Technicians will call onsite to service, check and restock each Spill Kit. Ecospill does this on either a quarterly or monthly basis, according to your needs. Each service call is recorded on the Maintenance Inspection Tag on the Kit.

For regional customers outside those areas we offer a scheduled email/fax service, to ensure your spill kits are maintained and serviced on time.

Of course, you can call Ecospill on 1300 736 116 at any time to have a Kit serviced, following an incident. You can also order re-stocking items and accessories online at www.ecospill.com.au.

Cleaning Up using Chemical Spill Kits

Cleaning up chemical spills is easy when you have the right Chemical Spill Kit. The most important thing to remember when dealing with ANY spilled liquid is: safety first. Firstly check the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) of the liquid type that has been spilled. Put on the correct PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) that is required when dealing with that liquid or chemical. All Ecospill 240L Chemical Spill Kits come complete with a step-by-step instruction card on how to clean up spills safely and efficiently. The picture series below shows Ecospill Hazchem grade Absorbent Mats being used to clean up a chemical spill.

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120L Chemical Spill Kits
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120L Chemical Spill Kits

Suitable for hazardous chemical spills, Ecospill 120L Chemical Spill Kits are housed in a 120L Blue wheelie spill bin, making it easy to station and manoeuvre the kit as desired. The spill kit contains all items required to deal with a chemical spill, including the following:

  • ChemSorb Absorbent;
  • Hazchem grade Absorbent Mats;
  • 3m Hazchem grade Land Socks (for perimeter containment);
  • 1.5m Hazchem grade Land Socks;
  • Disposable Overalls;
  • Safety Eye Glasses;
  • Elbow length Acid Resistant Gloves;
  • Anti-static Waste Disposal Bags; and
  • Step-By-Step Spill Response Instructions.

The main absorbent powder is ChemSorb (TM). ChemSorb particulate is a lightweight, fast acting absorbent particulate, offering excellent absorption per density mass. It is non-toxic, inert and safe to use.

Spill Kit Servicing
To ensure your 120L Chemical Spill Kits are maintained to their maximum spill response capacity, Ecospill offers an onsite Spill Kit Servicing program.  For SE QLD and PERTH Metro customers, our Kit Service Technicians will call onsite to service, check and restock each Spill Kit.  Ecospill does this on either a quarterly or monthly basis, according to your needs.  Each service call is recorded  on the Maintenance Inspection Tag on the Kit.

For regional customers outside those areas we offer a scheduled email/fax service, to ensure your spill kits are maintained and serviced on time.

Of course, you can call Ecospill on 1300 736 116 at any time to have a Kit serviced, following an incident. You can also order re-stocking items and accessories online at www.ecospill.com.au.

Customising Spill Absorbents for Different Industries: What Works Best?
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With all the safety hazards that come with handling and managing various chemicals, it is only natural that each industry be required to adhere to specific regulations to help make sure their chemical handling and response keeps their workplace and community safe — how can they do this? Through proper spill management.
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Re-stock Pack – 100L Weatherproof Spill Kit
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Re-stock Pack - 100L Weatherproof Spill Kit

Re-stock Pack – 100L Weatherproof Hydrocarbon Spill Kit

This is a full re-stock pack for Ecospill 120L Fuel & Oil Spill Kits.  Rather than having to individually count each item in your kit following a spill, you can simply order one of our re-stock packs.  These will ensure your spill kits are fully stocked at the maximum response capacity, so you’ll be ready and prepared next time you have a spill.

What’s inside the 120L Re-stock Pack?

Everything that you’d have in a 120L Fuel & Oil Spill kit, except for the wheelie bin. Contents include:

  • EcoSweep BioActive Absorbent Powder
  • Land Socks 3m
  • Land Socks 1.5m
  • Fuel & Oil Absorbent Pads / Mats
  • Anti-Static Waste Disposal Bags with Ties
  • Elbow Length Gloves

And it all comes in a convenient pack, ready to re-fill your spill kit.

Bin It Right: The Essential Role of Spill Kit Bins in Safety
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Workplace safety is super important for everyone’s well-being at work. One key part of staying safe is making sure we get rid of waste properly. It’s not just about keeping things tidy – it’s a big deal for preventing accidents and following the rules. Now, here’s where spill kit bins come in. These bins are essential in dealing with spills quickly and safely. In this blog, we’re going to talk about how workplace safety, waste disposal, and spill kit bins are all connected. It’s a simple but critical link that helps keep workplaces secure and in line with the rules. Let’s get into it!

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Re-stock Pack – 120L Hydrocarbon Spill Kit
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Re-stock Pack – 120L Hydrocarbon Spill Kit

This is a full re-stock pack for Ecospill 120L Fuel & Oil Spill Kits.  Rather than having to individually count each item in your kit following a spill, you can simply order one of our re-stock packs.  These will ensure your spill kits are fully stocked at the maximum response capacity, so you’ll be ready and prepared next time you have a spill.

What’s inside the 120L Re-stock Pack?

Everything that you’d have in a 120L Fuel & Oil Spill kit, except for the wheelie bin. Contents include:

  • EcoSweep BioActive Absorbent Powder
  • Land Socks 3m
  • Land Socks 1.5m
  • Fuel & Oil Absorbent Pads / Mats
  • Anti-Static Waste Disposal Bags with Ties
  • Elbow Length Gloves

And it all comes in a convenient pack, ready to re-fill your spill kit.

Why Are Track Mats Important for Construction and Landscaping Projects?
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Track Mat 30m Roll

When it comes to construction and landscaping projects, major structural work is the name of the game. It usually involves groundwork, infrastructural work and building stability and safety. 

Because of the heavy lifting involved in construction and landscaping, the risk for accidents are high — which is why you should take measures for the protection, stability and safety of the construction and landscape site and your employees. 

Let’s look into how track mats can help you in your construction and landscaping projects.  Read more

Safety 101: Do You Need Spill Kits for Your Small Business?
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If you’re a small business, it is completely understandable that your immediate priorities for budget allocations revolve around your daily operational expenses as well as investments for growth opportunities.

During this time, your focus is on getting your business off the ground with a commitment to focus on everything else later. However, if you’re in the industrial industry, putting safety precautions at the back of your priority list, may cause premature problems.

With this, prevention will definitely work better than a cure. Instead of having to focus a lot of your time and money on creating various safety processes, training and the like, you may just first invest in one thing: a spill kit for your business.

Let’s dive into the benefits below!
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Understanding How Water-Absorbing Mats Work
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When it comes to proper spill containment and management, especially in workplaces in the industrial field where handling of chemical and hazardous waste is quite common, a mat that’s able to absorb spills as quickly as possible should be in your arsenal.

However, not all liquids and not all materials work well together — you can’t just simply mop up any spill with any cloth you have for example. Luckily, there is now an eco-friendly way for you to clean up spills quickly and easily before they start posing as a threat: water-absorbing mats.

These mats are designed to effectively manage water spills and leaks, providing a useful and green alternative to old methods. Knowing how they work and their advantages is important for businesses and industries wanting to improve their environmental impact while staying efficient. Read more

How to Properly Store Your Drain Seals When Not in Use
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Portable Drain Seal - 900mm x 900mm

In your efforts to properly manage various kinds of spills and protect your workplace, it is important that you take into account that liquids tend to slip through cracks, crevices and other spaces and eventually go down the drain.

While this is primarily the use of a drain — to properly flush down liquids, you have to take great care as to not let hazardous liquids enter your drainage system as they may harm the integrity of your pipes and plumbing as well as cause harm to your surroundings.

With this, it is important for you to use drain seals to be able to properly seal your drain and protect it from hazardous chemicals and waste.

But what do you do whenever your drain seal is not in use? Read more

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