Custom Spill Kits and Canada Spill Regulations
Elevate Your Disaster Preparedness with Mogul’s Spill Kits Products!
Discover top-tier spill kits and spill control solutions tailored for Canadian needs at Mogul Canada. Our spill kits are meticulously crafted to excel in any emergency situation, offering the finest quality for both oil-only and universal spill control. Fully customizable, our spill kits empower you to be ready for any challenge that comes your way.
Explore our comprehensive range of spill kits available in Canadian measurements:
- 19 Liters (5 Gallon)
- 76 Liters (20 Gallon)
- 114 Liters (30 Gallon)
- 208 Liters (55 Gallon)
- 360 Liters (95 Gallon)
These spill kits are versatile, serving a multitude of purposes, including:
- Acid
- Duffle Bag
- Mobile
- Lab
- Disaster and Hurricane
… and much more.
Ensure you are prepared for the unexpected with Mogul Canadal Spill Kits, your trusted partner in spill response. With customizable options and a variety of sizes tailored to Canadian standards, our spill kits are your first line of defense in any disaster. Explore our range now for peace of mind and effective spill control.
SPILL CONTAINMENT REGULATIONS FOR THE CANADIAN MARKET
- Canada – Spill Emergency Regulations
- Canada – Reporting A Spill
- WCMRC is the only Transport Canada-certified marine response organization on Canada’s West Coast.
- CCOHS – The Canadian Centre of Occupational Health and Safety
Key Points to remember when making a plan for your spill response team in Canada
- Develop a spill control procedure.
- Make a spill response kit that contains chemical- or process-specific materials, the corresponding personal protective equipment, and other needed equipment. Make sure the kits are available near the work area and well-stocked at all times.
- Liquids: If the chemical spill is a liquid, contain the spill by diking, using universal absorbent socks, boom, pillows, or other absorbent materials (e.g., activated charcoal, vermiculite, absorbent clay, sawdust) compatible with the spilled chemical.
- If the spilled chemical is an oxidizer, do not use materials such as sawdust to absorb it because it can catch fire.
- Do not allow the chemical to enter any drains or sewers. Cover floor openings if necessary, or direct the flow away from them
Spill response kits should be kept in a clearly marked location and near where the chemicals are used. Make sure all workers know where the kit is located, are familiar with the contents, know how to use it safely, and understand the limitations.
A spill kit should include, at minimum, the following items:
- Personal protective equipment appropriate for the chemicals present
- Absorbent material or other methods to contain the spills (e.g., sand, absorbent socks, etc.)
- Neutralizing material
- Shovel, scoops, pans, containers, vacuum, broom, and dustpan, as needed, and made of appropriate material
- Heavy-duty trash bags or containers for the waste
- Labels for identification of the hazardous waste
- Caution tape to isolate the spill area
- First aid supplies, where appropriate
- Other equipment as needed, such as tongs or forceps to pick up broken glass
- Communication devices (e.g., radio, phone)
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