Products
and services available include:
Absorbants
- Oil Only spill kits
An all polypropylene hydrophobic (water repellent) range of absorbents.
For liquids not miscible with water in particular hydrocarbons,
solvents. Blue Pads and Rolls change colour when saturated.
- Workplace
For Safety and cleanliness inside and around machinery.
Hydrophilic products absorb oil spills, water and mild chemical solutions.
- Chemical
An all polypropylene range of high performance, cost effective
hydrophilic sorbents for hazardous chemicals and other liquids
including oils.
Spill
Kits
A range of emergency response units enabling you to handle
spills. They meet with EA of care requirements and assist
with ISO 14001 compliance.
Drains
A range of products designed to ensure that in the event of
a spill no liquid or solid will enter the drainage system
where it is likely to pollute, cause blockages or empty into
a water course stream, pond etc. |
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Drums
and IBC
Secure and safe storage coupled with reduction in risks of
spills and leaks causing accident. injuries and pollution.
A range of medium density polyethylene products - long lasting,
maintenance free, strong.
Storage
To meet the requirement for field and site storage of drinking
or fresh water, effluent, polluted water, oils or chemicals.
Security
Warning Devices - Safety. |
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Services
Site
Surveys
Free Site Survey - Risk Assessment & Environmental Audit
Lab
Service
Our laboratory staffed with scientists possessing many years experience
in this field can offer:-
- Product
selection information.
- Technical advice on liquid spillages.
- Research into customers' problems.
- Testing of sorbent and other products.
- Advice on Health and Safety issues arising from the use of sorbents.
Disposal
Soiled used absorbents should be placed in a dedicated container,
which we will collect and replace at intervals appropriate
to the consumption of absorbents.
Training
After taking steps to create and implement a plan to comply
with the 'duty of care', Training is essential to ensure performance.
Training in groups of 12-15 people is normally carried out
in half-day or day sessions. |
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