COSHH Spill Response Kits

Accidents will happen and we know they come in different shapes and sizes, too!

We have developed a great range of spill kits to help you respond quickly to incidents and prevent more serious potential consequences. From low-cost portable spill kits to our industrial-sized 1100 litre chemical spill kits, we have cost-effective solutions in different sizes and formats to meet your needs.

Our spill kits are supplied in different bags, holdalls, totes and bins to offer solutions for workshops, warehouses, in-vehicle use and for staff on the go. If you need something different, or are looking to order in quantity, please do not hesitate to call us on 0800 043 0161 or email us at sales@safetybuyer.com.com.

We also offer a range of spill kits using our Evo Recycled absorbents. By re-using a recycled, natural material in our spill kits we can provide a lower-carbon, environmentally aware choice for buyers.

If your work activities necessitate the use of hazardous substances, your workplace must be equipped with spill kits that are appropriate to your facilities and needs, to ensure you are prepared for spills and other incidents. Whether you need a mobile spill kit, chemical spill kit, or absorbent materials for hazardous waste, SafetyBuyer has the expertise and range of products to improve compliance with health and safety regulations for hazardous substances.

Choose the right spill kit for your needs

There are many types of spill kits available, and each has a unique set of advantages and appropriate uses. As such, it is important that you know your exact needs before purchasing, so that you can find specialised spill response kits that are best suited to your premises.

You should first undertake a workplace risk assessment in relation to the hazardous substances that you will store on your premises, and work to understand which is the right spill kit for you. Factors like the spill control material will depend on the nature of the hazardous liquids; for example, oil spill kits may not be appropriate for other hazardous substances.

In choosing and implementing appropriate spill control measures, you can significantly reduce the risk posed by hazardous chemicals.

In the workplace, those in charge of health and safety have a responsibility to protect workers and others on-site, and installing high-quality safety equipment is a necessary step to reduce the risk of harm.