Oil and fuel spill kits for spill response

• Fast and effective spill response: Each spill kit contains absorbent pads, boom, and disposal bags, so teams can contain and clean up spills quickly.
• Designed for hydrocarbon liquids: Our spill kits target oil and fuel, repelling water while absorbing hydrocarbon liquids for efficient spill response.
• Workplace safety and compliance: Spill kits meet Australian environmental and safety standards, helping keep your workplace safe and compliant.
• Portable and practical formats: From compact portable spill bags to 240L wheelie bin units, spill kits are available to suit different sites and spill risks.
• Complete spill control solution: Every spill response kit includes components and personal protective equipment to support appropriate spill response measures.

SpillPro offers a range of spill kits in various sizes and types to suit your site's risk profile. Spill kits come configured for workshops, vehicles and bulk storage areas. We help you select the right spill kit based on likely spill volume, location and materials handled.

• 15 litre and 30 litre grab bags: These compact spill kit options are suitable for vehicles, small plant rooms and maintenance areas where minor spill events may occur.
• 120 litre and 240 litre kits: These wheeled bin spill kits offer a higher absorbent capacity and allow easy movement across warehouses, workshops, and outdoor yards.
• Customised spill kit configurations: These tailored kits ensure the spill kit contains absorbent pads, pad stacks, boom sections, PPE and disposal bags matched to specific site spill risks.

Correct deployment ensures your spill kit performs as intended when a spill occurs. Spill kits are essential for managing liquid spills, but they must be accessible and matched to the hazard. SpillPro provides guidance and training to support effective spill response.

Key deployment considerations:

• Location and access: Position each spill kit near areas where spills are most likely to occur, such as fuel storage, transfer points, and plant refuelling zones.
• Appropriate spill selection: Ensure the type of spill kit matches the hazard, whether for fuel and oil spill risks, chemical spills or general purpose spill kits.
• Understand kit contents: Teams should know the contents of a spill kit, including absorbent pads, boom, and disposal bags.
• Use PPE correctly: Personal protective equipment included in the kit includes gloves and other protective equipment to reduce exposure during spill clean tasks.
• Restock after use: After an effective spill response, inspect and replace used absorbents to ensure spill kits are ready to control future spills quickly.

Oil and fuel spill kits are used across industries where liquid, hydrocarbon or fuel handling creates spill risk. Spill kits in Australia are often used to manage spills of oil, diesel, and petrol, supporting safe, compliant workplace operations.

Common industries include:

• Transport and logistics fleets
• Mining and resources
• Manufacturing and processing
• Marine and ports
• Construction and civil contractors
• Councils and utilities