Oil only spill kits are used specifically to pick Oil-based liquids with out absorbing any water based liquids.
| Identify | Ensure you are using the correct spill kit for the spill. If spill is unknown, follow your established policies. |
| Notify | Notify the proper personnel, dept. or agencies as per your contingency plan. |
| Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | Don appropriate safety gear prior to addressing spill. |
| Contain | Use socks, boom or dikes to damn the spill from spreading. |
| Clean | Use pads, pillows or loose particulates to pick liquids. Place used material in disposal bags. |
| Disposal | Dispose of spill clean-up per your local, state and federal regulations. Contact your local disposal company for clarification. |
| Replace | Replace the used contents or kit as soon as possible. You should have at least one in reserve to ensure you have a kit in the ready, as you replace the used material or kit. |
| Update | Make sure your call list is up to date. You should be able to contact someone in your chain of command or the responsible agency / dept. you are required to call in case of a spill incident. |
| Review | Review your contingency plan. Was it adequate, clear and helpful in the containment and clean up of the spill. Was the kit adequate for the spill? |
5″ rubber wheels. 48″ x 44″ x 30.5″
- 2 – 8″ x 10′ Oil-Only Booms
- 4 – 5″ x 10′ Oil-Only Booms
- 15 – 3″ x 10′ Oil-Only Socks
- 8 – 18″x18″ Oil Only Pillows
- 200 – Oil Only Heavy Weight Pads
- 15 – Temporary Disposal Bags and Ties
- 1 – Emergency Response Guidebook
- 1 – Instruction Manual
- 6 – Tamperproof Labels
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