PREPARE FOR ALL TYPES OF SPILLS
Taking “all reasonable and practicable measures” means following the instruction for correct storage and handling of chemicals and the company/organisation procedures, and being trained and competent to clean up spills using the spill equipment.
EPA "Deliberate or negligent pollution results in prosecution and fines".
So that person is YOU, even as an employee - must not cause pollution.
Our eLearning Courses provide theory and video, for Workshops; Mining; Construction;
Oil & Gas; Defence; Waste Management; Golf Courses; Shopping Centres/Retail; Hospitals/HealthCare; Universities/Research/Laboratories; Government;
Shipping; Transport; Marine.
Helps with Spill Response Procedures, Product Awareness,
WHS Acts & OSH/OHS Regulations and includes Practical onLine Guides.
Learn How
To Identify and Respond to ALL Types of Spills
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Basic Course Outline
- Engaging interactive elearning
- Based on Australian legislation
- Easy to follow guides and flowcharts
- Covering PPE and SDS requirements
- Complete 9-step guide to spill control response
- Powerful video-based scenarios
- Information on spill kit contents and use
- Complete list of spill types with plans instructions and response guides
- Short and engaging knowledge Questionnaire
With a combined service over 50 years as trainers, we ask the following questions
These are all the important questions to answer and act upon!
- Are your employees and yourself prepared and trained to respond to a spill of fluid?
Do you have a spill plan that covers all instructions for your employees to follow, to respond safely?
- Have all the right resources been sourced and made available for the type of spill that might occur?
- Are your spill prevention strategies and storage and handling requirements all in place and in order?
When we first think about the aspects of spills,
- What can result and the relevant Compliance aspects. A spill risk assessment should be conducted to assist with your response planning.
The Environment Protection Act (general environment duty) states…
A person must not undertake any activity that pollutes, or might pollute, the environment unless the person takes all reasonable and practicable measures to prevent or minimise resulting environmental harm”
Deliberate or negligent pollution results in prosecution and fines. So that person is YOU, even as an employee - must not cause pollution.
Taking “all reasonable and practicable measures” means following the instruction for correct storage and handling of chemicals and the company/organisation procedures, being trained and competent to clean up spills using the spill equipment.
No-one intended for this to happen...
A small contained spill, a burst hose or pump failure. A truck or loco rollover, an oil or chemical spill into a water course or river, a major environmental hazard with huge impact...
Once pollution enters your Stormwater Drains and leaves your property, you are still responsible for the effects!
The EPA can track pollution back to the source – So ensure you have a made every effort to prevent that pollution and have demonstrated Due Diligence and Defense, with drain signage, the right response resources and trained personnel
PROTECTING OUR WATERWAYS FROM POLLUTION
So much unnecessary damage...
Risk mitigation is part of company policy and operations. There is so much affected by accidents and potentially many parties involved.
* Company personnel
* Immediate environment
* Neighbouring organisations
* Drains and waterways
* EPA
* Lawyers
* Penalties and media exposure
Prosecutions and Penalties
Prosecution is an important part of environmental law enforcement. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) encourages individuals and businesses to integrate good environmental practices into normal working methods and seeks to prevent environmental pollution before it has a chance to occur. In some cases, non-compliance with the legislation is dealt with by the imposition of a penalty. Payment of the penalty will avoid further court proceedings for that specific non-compliance. Follow Link https://www.epa.ie/our-services/compliance--enforcement/whats-happening/prosecutions-and-penalties/
It's so simple...just need to do it
Emergency Response Training Competency is essential element of organisational responsibility. Without it, ramifications could be significant.
If you have not had Spill Response Training or have new employees that need to complete a course, we would be pleased to assist by offering this On-Line Training Course for your Organisation which will help meet your Spill Response - Safety and Environmental Compliance
Thank you for your attention and do not hesitate to contact us by completing and sending the form below.