WYK Spill Response Kits for every application.
WYK Spill Kits help meet requirements of OSHA 1910.22, Parts 1, 2 & 3 on walking and working surfaces. Free full color wall poster available with your purchase – call for details. Don’t see what you want, just ask and receive a free quote …Keep workers safe from accidental slips indoors.
Seamless construction eliminates leaks, making them ideal for drum filling and dispensing operations. High density polyethylene construction (HDPE) with lead-free UV protectant provides excellent chemical resistance and impact durability for long life. Removable HDPE flat top grates for simplified cleaning (no drain). Load and …
This all-welded, heavy-duty IBC Stand is built to fit most standard IBC containers and offer a much safer and easier point of access to all IBC connections and valves. The 12 gauge deck stands 34″ high and features a 1-1/2″ lip on all outside corners to contain the unit while …
Large 400 gallon sump capacity with 10,000 lbs. load capacity.
Heavy gauge steel construction for durability and extended life. Steel grating deck panels are easily removed for cleaning. Includes drain plug and grounding screw. Helps you comply with EPA requirements. Single IBC Unit has a large deck surface for additional storage. …
InstaZorb™ is an all natural, sound spill containment/spill absorbent solution that enhances safety in the workplace and is not hazardous to the environment.
InstaZorb™ Spill AbsorbentIs non-biodegradable and will not leach into the environment. It is a one step clean-up process that works the first time, every time.
Leaves no residue, therefore there …
Spill Containment
Spill containment is where spills of chemicals, oils, sewage etc. are contained within a barrier or drainage system rather than being absorbed at the surface.
The National Response Center reports over 10,000 annual spills in the US from facilities. All of these can employ the spill containment measures mentioned above.
Oils spills, when they occur, are detrimental to the surrounding environment, humans, and native wildlife. This type of spill is statistically rare, given how much oil is pumped, refined, transported, and stored each day. In 1999, according to US Coast Guard data, of over 3.2 billion barrels of oil transported by oil tanker in the US, fewer than 200 barrels were spilled. The occurrence of oil spills has decreased in the current decades, with approximately 77% less oil spilled since the 1970s. This is due to increased awareness and improved technology.
