Spill Response Application

OSHA Regulations

29 CFR 1910.120(j)(vii)(1997) Requires you to have DOT specified containers and absorbent material in areas where spills may occur.

epa regulations:

Requires you to have contingency plans on file for "worst case discharge" in the event of a spill

Major considerations:

Anticipating the volume of a "worst case discharge" spill will help you determine how many kits of what capacity rating are required.

The type of liquid that could spill will depermine if you need a Universal, Oil Only, or Chemical spill kit. When all are possible, you should defer to Chemical as a worst case scenario.

Anticipating where spills are likely to occur will help you determine if you need a mobile kit or one situatied/installed at high potential spill sites.

It is best practice to use a "single use" pilfer proof kit versus a refillable kit.

APPLICATIONS

P R O D U C T
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S

	economy spill kit^TM Portable Absorbs up to 5 gallons view products
	attack pac^TM Single Use Portable Aborbs up to 7 gallons view products
	stationary drums 20 Gallon Lab Pack (absorbs up to 15 gallons) 55 Gallon Drum (absorbs up to 38 gallons) 95 Gallon Overpack (absorbs up to 75 gallons) view products
	spill kaddie Wheel it to any location in the plant. Absorbs up to 22 gallons view products
	mobile spill trucks (with wheels) Large truck absorbs up to 107 gallons Extra large truck absorbs up to 164 gallons view products