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Protecting people and the environment. World Day for Safety and Health at work is celebrated annually on 28th April. Focusing on promoting safe and healthy
When using, storing or transporting liquids on site, care must be taken to ensure you reduce the risks of spills. Legislation including the Oil Storage
UK National Workplace Day of Remembrance -12th December 2021 Today we remember those who have been injured or died due to an accident in the
World Soil Day is a perfect time to emphasise the damage that can be caused by mishandling of hazardous liquids. Even small spills and leaks
If you work with liquids, by law you must have a spill response plan in place. The plan ensures you take suitable measures to prevent
Since the heyday of silent movies, people have enjoyed slapstick humour. Characters get marooned in a patch of grease and can’t get to their
Bunded storage are specialised containment systems designed to prevent spills and leaks when storing hazardous and non-hazardous liquids. They consist of a primary storage unit
A single spill can cost a business thousands in fines, downtime, and reputational damage. Whether it’s oil, chemicals, or other hazardous substances, uncontrolled spills pose
The Health and Safety show at Birmingham’s NEC returns in April 2025 for what is set to be even bigger and better than previous years.
Winter weather often causes challenges for businesses, so we have put together ten simple steps to prepare your business for winter. Unfortunately, we cannot change
Your site spill response plan should take into consideration your on site drainage. If drains are not adequately checked and protected from spills, it can
Are you fully prepared for your spill risks? When completing a spill risk assessment, you’ll need to take into consideration what materials would be required
